1969 Plymouth Road Runner 440 6-Barrel A-12 ‘Tribute’ – Barn Find, Period-Correct 440 V8

This 1969 Plymouth Road Runner is a genuine example originally equipped with a 383 V8 and 4-speed transmission. This particular model is a 440 6-barrel A-12 ‘Tribute’ barn find, powered by a period-correct 440 cu. in. Mopar V8, backed by an 833 4-speed transmission and an 8.75” rear differential.

The interior is in good condition, with factory gauges and lights fully functional—including the speedometer/odometer, fuel gauge, ammeter, and turn signals. Additionally, aftermarket oil pressure and temperature gauges are installed and operational. Seats and door panels look well-maintained with no tears or rips; however, the driver’s side bench seat foam needs replacement.

Documentation notes include:

11:1 pistons

Mechanical cam

516-cylinder heads with aluminum roller rockers

Electronic ignition

8-quart oil pan with Hemi sump

Hooker headers

Enlarged 3-row radiator

New exhaust system

3.91:1 Sure-Grip rear differential with air shocks

The car rides on vintage Cragar wheels fitted with B.F. Goodrich radials, sized 215/70R15 in the front and 225/70R15 in the rear.