It's a two door post RR, 383, 4-speed, 3:23 sure grip. Black on black, AM radio. That covers the basics without going to a decoder.
Good find if it's not rusted to death.How about this. Car has sat since late 70's I believe.
My old eyes deceive me. I mistook EE1 for BB1, but should have known that the B on the interior code was Blue. Thanks68 road runner 2 door sedan 383 4 speed
Decor group
Rear speaker
AM radio
All tinted glass
Mouldings: Drip rail, belt line, B pillar
3.23 sure grip
Roof & Body paint E dark blue metallic.
Upper door frame paint U light blue metallic
H4B high grade vinyl bench seat blue
F70-14 redlines steel belted
2-20-1968 scheduled build date
That would be a decent price, but sometimes people overvalue some things. Sucks about the mickey mouse hood pin posts.Not sure on value.. 12-15k?
Kinda sucks if they drilled that hood pin right into the rad support #s
I think it's an awesome find.
Car painted wrong color
Hood pins added
Hood emblem gone
Has a 26” radiator (was a 22” originally)
Drivers exhaust manifold looks like a log manifold, (has engine been swapped?)
Radio gone
Inland shifter missing the reverse lockout lever.
Was this a California car when new? That is the only reason for that aircleaner on this car.
Does it have a reverse lamp on the dash to the right of the steering column?
Not picking on the car, but all these things affect value. Engine/trans is a big one for value to know if original or swapped.
Cool car, Looks like a good straight car. I like it!
The writing and correct me if I'm wrong wouldn't it be from the assembly line. If so that's pretty cool looks like red line 70 tires
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