Three-Owner 1969 Plymouth Road Runner 383 Manual Hasn’t Even Turned 31,000 Miles 17 Mar 2021, 13:23 UTC ·
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Offered between 1968 and 1970, the Road Runner s first generation was designed to appeal to a very specific demographic. As opposed to segment rivals like the Ford Torino, Plymouth used a cartoon character to sell a back-to-basics muscle car to youngsters with a need for speed. 44 photos
Until the leaded gasoline phase-out and 1973 oil crisis, the Road Runner had many takers because of its tip-top value. The hardtop coupe, for example, used to retail at $2,945 or $21,625 adjusted for inflation in today’s money. Included in that price, the 383 big-block V8 engine and Hurst-shifted four-speed manual transmission were a seriously desirable combo.
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Plymouth used to make powerful, sexy, and overall desirable cars before the Malaise Era ruined the brand that brought American muscle into the mainstream with the GTO. This low-mileage Road Runner is one of those machines, a 1969 model that sat in a garage from 1987 to 2021. 104 photos
Chassis number RM23H9G275848 is a proper survivor for a plethora of reasons. Always garaged, regularly started, but rarely driven, the mid-sized performance coupe soldiers on with the original body panels, floor, and B9 Blue paint. Never buffed until 2021, the paint is complemented by period-correct decals, wheels, chromed mirrors, and a side-piped exhaust system.
Pro-Street 1968 Chevrolet Camaro Combines 383 Muscle With B&M Mega Blower 16 Feb 2021, 14:30 UTC ·
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For the 1968 model year, regular people like you and me couldn’t get a more potent Camaro than the-block 396 and race-bred 302 small-block V8. The 427 wasn’t available as a regular production option, which is why the likes of Don Yenko and Dana Chevrolet came to prominence. 25 photos
The muscled-up pony featured before your eyes isn’t one of those prized collectibles, but a one-off restomod with pro-street modifications and strip-slaying credentials. Reconditioned only recently, according to the selling vendor, this one-off Camaro was built with no expense spared.
Condo development on Yonge Street leaves open spaces and brick facades
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A condo development has left portions of brick facades on a strip of Yonge Street that once housed shops and restaurants.
Back in 2018, the block at the southeast corner of Yonge and Gerrard had only a handful of businesses remaining in the deteriorating buildings. There was the tiny Doner Kebab House, heritage storefronts of Yonge Street Mission (now moved to Spadina), the Tea Shop 168 and Korean Grill House and Made In China.
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