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Re: 1970 Roadrunner convertible
[Re: buck0123]
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10/14/10 01:13 PM
10/14/10 01:13 PM
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Vicksburg, MI
coffeeman383
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I agree with ademon. It'll never be 'worth' the money for a professional resto, especially with no tag or sheet. Any option you add will always be questioned, even the 4-speed. But, the 70RR is one of the best supported aftermarket sheetmetal and ebay stuff around, new and used. And without a tag or sheet, you get to build it exactly how you would have ordered it. Search on member Finoke for a link to his pictures and you get to see the amount of work involved. Build it! 
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Re: 1970 Roadrunner convertible
[Re: buck0123]
#829558
10/14/10 01:33 PM
10/14/10 01:33 PM
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Vicksburg, MI
coffeeman383
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mopar
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Good question, I don't know. You may have to post it under a separate question. Domestically, only 13 3-speed and 179 4-speeds were built in 70RR converts. Any pictures? Or read the post above 
Last edited by coffeeman383; 10/14/10 01:34 PM.
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Re: 1970 Roadrunner convertible
[Re: 6bblgt]
#829559
10/14/10 01:36 PM
10/14/10 01:36 PM
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RI Deep in the rust belt
chargervert
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A car like this is a car to build,if it's the car you want. If your doing it to sell,don't waste your time and money. You will never get it back in this economy. It's definately cheaper to buy a done one. The done one will most likely have a buildsheet or fender tag. That would definately help with resale value,over a car without them.
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Re: 1970 Roadrunner convertible
[Re: chargervert]
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10/14/10 01:40 PM
10/14/10 01:40 PM
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Today? Who Knows?
1_WILD_RT
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Quote:
A car like this is a car to build,if it's the car you want. If your doing it to sell,don't waste your time and money. You will never get it back in this economy. It's definately cheaper to buy a done one. The done one will most likely have a buildsheet or fender tag. That would definately help with resale value,over a car without them.
 If your looking for financially sound advise this is the way to go... On the other hand I always do the opposite & would build the car & lose my a##... 
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Re: 1970 Roadrunner convertible
[Re: 1_WILD_RT]
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10/14/10 01:44 PM
10/14/10 01:44 PM
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drmopar
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Show me where the 20-30K 1970 RR vert 4 speed cars are and I will buy them all for 20-30K.
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Re: 1970 Roadrunner convertible
[Re: buck0123]
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10/14/10 02:30 PM
10/14/10 02:30 PM
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Las Vegas, NV
6bblgt
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I Live Here
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Any pics?  The V21 "performance hood paint" was available BLACK ONLY!! The white stripes were added at some point in the last 40 years.
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Re: 1970 Roadrunner convertible
[Re: drmopar]
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10/14/10 02:33 PM
10/14/10 02:33 PM
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Sacramento CA
Morty426
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Show me where the 20-30K 1970 RR vert 4 speed cars are and I will buy them all for 20-30K.
Me too and a whole herd of others.
However you can get a 69 for $40k
A friend of mine just bought a 69 4 speed that will be an easy resto for $5k off Craigslist
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Re: 1970 Roadrunner convertible
[Re: buck0123]
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10/14/10 02:33 PM
10/14/10 02:33 PM
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NYC
MRVCODE
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Need some advice, looking to restore a 1970 roadrunner convertible(no fender tag or build sheet) and I need to know if it is worth it. The car has no engine or trans, was originaly a 383/4spd. Car needs all new metal(Quarters,floor pan,inner/outer wheel houses,trunkfloor,rear frame rails, and the car has been in a minor wreck so it needs hood,fenders and inner fenders. major restoration needed. Is this worth restoring?
Thanks,
Bill
I know you may not want to hear this, but IMO unless you are a Master fabricator with a lot of free time, or have lots of money to waste, find a nice driver done and have a blast enjoying it...it will be a lot cheaper in the long run. When all is said and done, between all the labor, time money etc, it will still be an undocumented car that you might have trouble selling down the line if need be. 
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Re: 1970 Roadrunner convertible
[Re: buck0123]
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10/14/10 03:20 PM
10/14/10 03:20 PM
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Sacramento CA
Morty426
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I will do most of the work myself, I just hate to see it go to waste(rot into the ground) or get parted out or scrapped (crushed). I think I can buy it for around $1000
You're sure that it's a Road Runner and not a Satellite?
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