Introduced for the 1968 model year, the Plymouth Road Runner remained in production as ... 383-cubic-inch V8 with a stunning "Coyote Duster" decal topping the air cleaner. Everything looks factory ...

It’s why he still believes that nothing could possibly be faster than a Plymouth Road Runner ... anything other than a Sublime Green car with Warner Bros. cartoon Road Runner side graphics. Pentastic ...

While the event takes place next week, Mopar has revealed a few concepts ahead of time, including a 1967 Plymouth ... body graphics that provide a little free advertising. The blue decals grace ...

The Road Runner was—and still is—one of Plymouth’s most iconic nameplates (probably fighting for this title against the Barracuda). Three generations of the model were released between 1968 ...

Introduced in 1968 as a more budget-friendly alternative to the GTX, the Plymouth Road Runner remained in production until 1980. Over its three generations, it evolved until 1976, when it transitioned ...

The Plymouth Road Runner is an icon of U.S. American muscle and one of the most powerful Plymouth cars ever built. Beginning in 1968, Plymouth produced the Road Runner until 1980 and throughout ...

Perhaps one of the most impressive bits of Looney Tunes branding, however, came about in the form of the 1968 Plymouth ... Road Runner imagery, including a special air cleaner cover, an optional ...

Schutz's 1980 Plymouth Road Runner, seen here ... Road Runner graphics reproduced by Phoenix Graphics, which boasts the ability to reproduce any decal for any car and any year.

Instead of the Duster, the couple factory ordered a 1975 Plymouth Road Runner — a one-year only B-body car based on the Plymouth Fury with a base price of $4,850. “That was a time of high ...