tonysrt
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The trim plate in the rear had a road runner decal on the right side. And #13 response shows what the seat covering was. I sold mine 50 years ago, but remember some things about it.
1968 Roadrunner Decor??
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Yep, here’s a better picture.
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This is some of my original photos before restoration. The red was painted. No tape. Just info if you like.
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wow , sorry, you don't think mine is factory correct do you, its far from it , mine came with a white top and green interior and most of the engine bay is how I want it not factory correct ,when you put a vague question out there its hard to know what your asking, my thought is to enjoy these cars for your self not others , after all it is your car
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Just a FYI as 1968 Headrest was an Option anything built after Jan 1 they where standard.
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Yep that is correct, but the seats in the post are not correct for a 68, the release button is at the side location like the 70 model not the bottom like 68 and 69.
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I ordered my 68 Road runner on Jan. 10, 1968 and car didn't have headrests on a bench seat.
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Correct. The federal law requiring headrests came into effect jan 1, 1969 (or thereabouts). There are original 69s without headrests that were early production. Headrests were optional on 68s.
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