Lot 6400: 1970 Plymouth Road Runner

Based on our Classic.com market data and comparable vehicles, here’s what a 1970 Plymouth Road Runner is worth:

Fair Market Range: $50,000 - $125,000+

How condition and originality affects value:

• Modified/Non-numbers matching cars: $48,000 - $100,000 range

• Base models: $50K-$70K
• Nice 440 6bbl builds like this one: $75K-$110K

• Numbers-matching original cars: Premium of 30-50%+

• Recent sale: $121,000 for a matching-numbers 4-speed manual car at Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale (Jan 2026)

What this specific car ($89,500) offers:

This is a well-positioned price for what’s included:

• 440 Six Barrel (the desirable performance option originally only in ‘69)
• Air Grabber hood (iconic & valuable option)
• Dana 60 rear end (correct high-po rear axle)
• Lemon Twist paint on all-original California sheetmetal
• Bubbled 727 auto is less valuable than a 4-speed, but more usable

The math: Comparable modified automatic Road Runners have asked $48K-$100K. The $89,500 price reflects the quality build, desirable options, and the performance pedigree of this configuration.

Want to see what else is out there? Check the Road Runner market page.

Is there a specific variant you’re hunting for—or wondering how insurance sees these? Happy to dig deeper! 🚗