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1969 Plymouth Road Runner "Road Rattler"

1969 Plymouth Road Runner, aka "The Road Rattler" it was debut at 2011 SEMA Show. It was built by Spitzer Concepts. Road Rattler features fully custom body, custom tubular chassis and custom interior. The hood hides 528-cubic Hemi V8 which delivers 790 HP. Suspension features components from C5 Corvette, Wilwood brakes, N2O 500 HP assist, custom Exhaust system by Spitzer themselves, 19-20-inch rims I shot it a The National Street Rod Show In Louisville Ky 2012


 

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