1970 Plymouth Road Runner Pro Street a true statement of Mopar performance, this 1970 Plymouth Road Runner Pro Street is a street-legal tribute to the golden era of muscle, blending legendary styling with serious race-inspired engineering. Finished in the iconic Lime Light Poly with a professionally appointed black interior, this Road Runner captures the attitude and presence that made these cars automotive legends.
Under the hood lies a built 440 V8 bored .060 over with 11:1 compression, featuring Trick Flow 240 aluminum heads, roller rockers, a Holley Proform 1050 CFM carburetor, Holley 140 GPH fuel pump, Hedman headers, electric water pump, and MSD ignition system with the coil and ignition box discreetly mounted beneath the dash. This big-block combination delivers the raw power and unmistakable sound expected from a Pro Street Mopar.
Power is managed through a 727 TorqueFlite automatic transmission equipped with a reverse manual valve body and 3,900-stall converter. A Dana 60 rear axle with aggressive 5.33 gears puts the power to the ground, making this Road Runner equally impressive on the street or at the drag strip.
The driver-focused black interior features racing bucket seats, multi-point harnesses, and a half roll cage, while a Flaming River steering gearbox, front disc brakes, and rear disc brake conversion provide added confidence behind the wheel. Classic Centerline wheels wrapped in Hoosier Quick Time Pro rear slicks and Moroso Drag Special front tires complete the unmistakable Pro Street stance.
Adding to its authenticity and charm, this Road Runner retains the iconic factory "beep-beep" horn, the perfect finishing touch to one of Plymouth's most recognizable performance icons.
Combining bold Mopar styling, serious big-block power, and purpose-built Pro Street hardware, this Lime Light Poly 1970 Plymouth Road Runner represents the ultimate blend of show-stopping appearance and street-ready performance. A head-turning collector piece built for enthusiasts who appreciate horsepower, craftsmanship, and the legacy of classic American muscle.
