'71 In-Violet 383/4-sp Road Runner

[scuncio]

Nice looking rotisserie resto with a $63k price tag. My co-worker asked me about this car and what a fair price might be. I told him $40-50k (with the caveat that I wasn't very knowledgeable on early Mopar values) just based on what similar quality '68-70 Runners are going for, and haircutting those values due to less desirability of the '71-'74 models. I'd be curious what you guys think.

Link to 1971 Road Runner auction











RM23N1C106304

[Crush]

Not everyone’s cup of tea, but I have always like the front end on these

[njsteve]

The drivetrain is a very rare combination all by itself: a factory big block, 4-speed with A/C. Not even mentioning the rare FC7 In-Violet color. And it looks like it was nicely done.

[southernfriedcj]

That is one body style that time and nostalgia have not changed my mind on. Never could warm up to it.

[fortim]

To me, this body style is a love it or hate it deal and I do like it. A friend in HS had a 383 auto and it was a cool car.

In today's crazy market, I think your $50k estimate would be the I gotta have that car number...IMO.

[BCreekDave]

A local guy Mike Sparks had a 71 Hemi Road Runner. Very strong runner, but then Hemis always were.

[1967 4K]

Nice looking ride, seems to be well done . GLWS. Back in my day there were a lot of 383 Road Runners around, good running cars with headers and set of gears.