1969 Dodge Roadrunner - 1st ONE BUILT

First. Not many cars get to have that title, but you're staring at one: This is the FIRST car in the FIRST 100 A12 cars ever built! It has the first vehicle order AND the lowest VIN number of ANY A12 car—take that in for a minute. There's more information to follow, so read on. Sent out on February 21, 1969, the Vehicle Master Order detailing how to order the cars went out to dealers. The order was for vehicle order numbers 329-949001-949100. The "329" is the first of two build dates the cars would be coded with (the other is 426) as the target delivery requirement was listed as "Month of March." The second, considerably larger batch received the "426" date code. Chrysler occasionally did this for batch built specialty cars such as the A12's and Superbirds. So let’s repeat: as verified by the A12 Registry, this is the FIRST A12 off of the assembly line
 

Let’s start under the hood…pull the four pins to reveal the incredibly well detailed, date code correct 440 6 Pack engine. There’s a correct 054 radiator up front, hooked up to the motor by reproduction radiator and heater hoses with correct Corbin clamps, all from Frank Badalson (i.e., they’re the best you can buy.) Date coded correct spark plug wires connect to the original A12-specific dual point distributor and ride in reproduction wire looms. The original air cleaner assembly hosts a correct reproduction air cleaner element and hides the rebuilt and detailed and date cose original 4 speed carburetors, complete with the proper choke and fast idle solenoid assemblies. A new ballast resistor and wiper motor take up residence on the firewall next to the new master cylinder and engine wiring harness. The battery is right, with new cables, the correct PCV valve and hose are in place, a correct date coded belt, a date coded coil…the list goes on!

Since this Roadrunner received a full rotisserie restoration, the entire car was refinished in R4 red, including the undercarriage. Freshly and concours-correctly rebuilt brakes front and rear bring the car to a halt with new lines and hoses. A new Don's Custom Exhaust system complete with reproduction Hemi mufflers and correct clamps keep things as stealthy as possible for a car with a flat black hood! A new fuel tank and sender and new lines supply fuel forward. Proper inspection marks and stamps round out an extremely well detailed chassis. Open up to the trunk to find the spare, proper jack and a new trunk mat. All is fresh, all is show ready!

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