There’s some irony in this build. After all, the Road Runner was introduced as an everyman’s muscle car. They were bare bones, simple, and quite affordable so everyone could join in the fun.

Yes indeed, the story of Dave Smith’s ’69 A12 Road Runner is pretty damn good! OWNER’S VIEW I was between 5 and 10 years old when my parents owned this car, which was a period in my life ...

Chrysler decided to enter the hot-rod market with the Road Runner in 1968, and it even paid $50,000 to Warner Bros for the horn's sound. We all know that story, and it is still funny every time we ...

Being a ’69, his Road Runner has the only manual transmission available that year, the tire-smoking, fun-bringing four-speed. In 1970, a three-speed, three-pedal was added to the list, ...

Prices for the '69 Road Runner started out at a modest $2,945 for the 2-door coupe — about $25,000 in today's money. The hardtop came in slightly more expensive at $3,083, while the convertible ...

As you may be aware, Kevin Hart is something of a car guy and his latest muscle car has just rolled out of the shop. A 1969 Plymouth Road Runner restored and modified by Wisconsin’s Salvaggio ...