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For Sale: Not Mine 1969 J Code Hemi RR on BAT

dfrazz

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Although there are many things not OEM on this Hemi RR for sale on BAT, curious on your thoughts. Not sure what Galen fender tag decoding adds/subtracts as the tag looks questionable to me.

For posterity: RM21J9G280084

1969 Plymouth Road Runner Coupe Hemi

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Ugh. I'm a purist. I'm not impressed. I think they even got the mufflers installed incorrectly, although I'm not familiar with those in particular, unless it has something to do with the exhaust cut-offs. Tag looks fake aged, but I'm no expert, whatsoever. Just my opinion.
 
Govier paperwork adds nothing to the value!

Tag is a repro, but it appears the original comes with it to put in your safe... I have two cars as such. (or maybe that's just an old picture of the original tag??!!!)

Air Grabber box that comes with it is not a Hemi box !
 
My customary comment...who routed the positive battery cable?
 
AI written description.

Original color over orange any day.

Air cleaner is horrendous.

I know little about hemi cars, but it appears the important letter in the vin is the only original part.
 
Finished from the factory in Spanish Gold Metallic (Y4), the car has been repainted in Hemi Orange, according to the seller.

that's not hemi orange, unless they used engine paint :D
 
I don't usually comment on cars for sale, but this one appears to be a FrankenMoPar done by a Toyota salesperson.


A real(?) J-code deserves better

1968 radio
1968 switch panel
1970 cluster?
?? year door and 1/4 trim panels
Cheap radiator
Painted gas tank and straps
Satellite trunk trim
6 way driver's seat (sans trim)
 
The car is running in the interior video, but there isn't a key in the ignition. Maybe you could still do that in '69?

Dang! lube the door hinge!!!
 
My customary comment...who routed the positive battery cable?

The same person that used worm-drive clamps on the radiator hoses and fuel filter hoses.
:lol:
 
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