https://www.hemmings.com/classifieds/cars-for-sale/plymouth/road-runner/2460612.html?

I like this one, though several underhood details, and the tailpipe bends, are a letdown.
Obviously a LOT of money for all the restoration errors, and a lot of you hate green.
NHRA Div 5 sticker & subframe ties hint at it seeing some action.

Overpriced by how much?

I'll bite. If everything is optimal (original fender tag, perfect paint and body, good work overall), I think a green/green column auto road runner that is not 100% OE gold tops out in the low $40's. What do you think?

Your generous, there is no reason for that car to change hands out of the 30's!!
Ron

^^^ Maybe, it depends...
What the trunk looks like, how it runs & drives, what the quality of any repairs under the paint are like, date codes, history, documentation...
To me, the AT is less valuable than a 4-speed.
A few of the interior details are "off", too.
The exhaust system is weird, as the correct stuff is available.
Seems to me that they're presenting the car as an accurate restoration, so the errors raise questions.
It could also be essentially an ad for the shop, priced between 383 & Hemi money to also test the waters...

40k and I likely buy. Depends on how I feel after staring at it a bit, quality of metal work. Might go high 30s. That’s the market these days. I can deal with f8, not f5 or 3. Lack of four gears keeps it no more than that. You can get four speed cars for that money. Maybe not as nice as that one looks. Take a few more concessions and closer to thirty you can get a decent car.

OE gold in any color is going to pull much more than low 40s in todays market. Just call it a gut feeling after watching the market the past year

I would bet anything in the mid 40s this car is gone and gone quick. Color combination and the Column auto will hold it back ,,,but not much.

Based on what I can see, mid 30s and I'll take it . And I'll just flip it.

I'd say $40k is all the money for a green/green column auto non-Air Grabber 383 RR, no matter how nice.

Nice looking car , someone will pay 40+ for it ..easily

Agreed. In all honesty. I think the car could pull upper 40s without much effort...maybe dip into real low 50s if all is good in person. Will he get $60..??....i have serious doubts
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But then again. There is an asss for every seat

colour and optionwise this car is at the bottom end of the 69 RR

It looks like a nice clean car but I wouldn't spent 40k $ for it honestly.
Maybe someone else.
But nothing like 50k $ IMHO

Carsten

Apparently this one went for $19K.

1969 Roadrunner

And it's not half the car the one above is.

That's why this place is dying slowly on the vine. The amount of cars advertised here has dwindled to the lowest I ever have seen. Moparts has too many experts, empty pockets and if you want to get a opinion it's from 2009 when they last bought a car.

thats a twin to the runner my dad bought back in the early 80's as aparts car for his satellite convertible. He ended up talking himself out of it and sold it. It went to Centerville SD where last I heard a guy that bought it tore it all apart and who knows where it went from there. As far as price on it. I would agree 40K would be a stretch for it. Had it been a 4 speed and air grabber car I could see it coming close to 50K.Trueth be told no matter what anyone puts into a car there is no way they are coming out ahead on them when it is time to sell regardless if they hired it completely out or did it themselves. By time they figure their time and parts and materials they still are not going to come out ahead. Doing these cars a customer once told me is you have to do them as a labor or love for an old car and just enjoy them.

Yup

Yep .. that and that Chitshow in the dog pile forum , spam ads what a mistake ..all for a few bucks and clicks

Couldn't have said it any better.

Mike.

That being said where can you go to ask question look for stuff etc ??

Why would any base model 383 car be worth $60k?...

The color and column shift are positives to me. I really like the car a lot. Frame ties look well done also. I'm not good with prices, they seem to be all over the place right now. Right buyer at the right time pays $60k probably. They get tired of looking for what they want and when they find it, they pay a premium to get it. I have.