1970 Plymouth Road Runner Hemi

1970 Plymouth Road Runner Picture

With the brush style is the 1970 Plymouth Road Runner Hemi integral part of the Plymouth Rapid Transit System "- an advertising slogan used to be bawdiest Muscle Cars. New Playmouth Barracuda, Playmouth Duster GTX 340 and the new revamped founding members. Rapid Transit ads filled with op-art graphics, Flower Power and brilliant color images. 1970 Road Runner were blatantly reflection time.

Brilliant Color Images with 1970 Plymouth Road Runner Hemi

In one ad, Year 1970 Plymouth Roadrunner Hemi starting image shows a large, three-dimensional image of his goofy cartoon namesake on his way out of the hatch on the hood. Tag line, "She loved bird," was the ironic wordplay and accurate representation of the popularity of the car. Figure illustrates a new functional role, Air Grabber hood.

Plymouth Road Runner Logo

Air Grabber hood is the standard 1970 Plymouth Road Runners with 426 cid Hemi engine, and are available with the driver on 440th travel in the dashboard switch that enables power-operated trap door slowly growing, and there is a planned-off with a scoop of growling shark cartoon painted on its side - something Psyching opposition to the brake lights. Source moody "beep-beep sound of a car horn was under the purple canopy module.

Externally, 1970 Plymouth Road Runner Hemi reconstructed with a nice loop motif and the back loose and the rear fender blades. Under the hood powertrain was unchanged, while 426 Hemi engine is gone from solid to hydraulic lifters, as increased durability and cleaner emissions and Roadrunner Manufacturer standard four-speed manual moved to the options list replaced hard - Duty of three speeds. 1970 Road Runner sales slipped from 43,400 to around 39,600 units '70, 75 hard top, 74 column portable coupe and convertible are three optional 426 Hemi engine.

1970 Plymouth Road Runner Hemi Wallpaper Picture shown

Of course, performance is not compromised. Hemi-equipped Year 1970 Plymouth Roadrunner can accelerate from 0 to 60 mph 5.6 seconds and fire a quarter mile 13.49 seconds to 106 mph.