American Muscle 1971 Plymouth Road Runner Hardtop

Features Include:
• Opening doors, trunk, and hood
• Accurate interior and chassis
• Steerable front wheels
• Detailed engine

. In 1968, the goal of the Plymouth brand was to make a fun and fast car geared toward younger drivers but keep it affordable. The mid-sized, B-body icon known as the Plymouth Road Runner was born, opening up a whole new niche in the muscle car market. America’s pavement has never been the same since. In 1971, the Plymouth Road Runner was completely restyled using the fuselage styling seen in the rest of the Chrysler lineup. Aerodynamics and handling were greatly improved, as well as luxury options like pile carpeting, powered seats, and additional soundproofing. Engine options included the introduction of the 340ci 4bbl, while the 383ci dropped to 300hp to reduce insurance rates. The massive 426 HEMI and the 440+6 were still available, but it would be the last year for them.