1970 Plymouth Road Runner Tribute for Sale in Texas

This 1970 Plymouth Road Runner Tribute is a stunning example of Mopar muscle, featuring one of the most iconic powertrains ever built. One of only 701 convertibles produced for 1970, this example stands out with its 440 CID V8 under the hood, paired with the classic B&M shifter mated to a 3-speed automatic transmission. Out back, an 8 ¾ rear end with posi gears ensures that this car moves quickly and powerfully. When you slide into the bucket seats and grab the shifter, you'll instantly understand why muscle cars like this have a cult following. Turning the key fires up the 440 V8, which roars to life through full-length headers and dual exhaust, delivering that unmistakable Mopar growl. The engine is fed by a Quick Fuel Technologies 4-barrel carburetor mounted on an Edelbrock intake manifold, and a heavy-duty radiator ensures the engine stays cool, even during long drives or spirited runs. The car’s Plum Crazy Purple paint with a black center stripe is a striking combination, polished to a high shine and protected with a fresh ceramic coating. The black stripe emphasizes the iconic hood bulge, which is a hallmark of the Satellite’s aggressive, yet sleek design. The exterior is further complemented by Mopar rally wheels, giving the car a classic. Inside, the cabin features a combination of black vinyl and grey suede, maintaining that vintage muscle car aesthetic while offering a touch of modern comfort.