1970 Plymouth Road Runner, GTX, Satellite, Belvedere Sales Features - Dealer Promo Film

1970 Plymouth Road Runner, GTX, Satellite, and Belvedere Sales Features Video from the Chrysler Master Technician Service Conference Training Series. Used as a training tool for dealer salesmen and a sales tool for potential customers.

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[kerygonder]

I bought a 1970 Roadrunner back in the early 1980's. I was just getting out of High school. I loved that car, I wish I still had it .

[cmscms]

I bought a used 1970 Roadrunner in 1975, I had been driving 1965 GTO, 1965 Mustang, and a couple of Chevy's... That Roadrunner was like no other.. FAST and very comfortable to drive. I wish I had one now... I'll keep looking.

[ckryses]

Loved these antique rare videos of those golden times... nice work there mymopar guys!!... keep up the spirit.

[SeamusMcGillicuddy]

Those were great days and beautiful cars. 🤗 They’ll never be seen again 😟
MOPAR ❤

[senorkaboom]

What an era. You could get any model you wanted with most any engine/transmission combination.

[Beaglemaster]

My first car was a brand new 1970 Sport Satellite with a 383 Super Commando and all available high performance options. Rally red with a black vinyl top. Had it throughout college and loved it! Still my favorite car!

[paulbourgeois]

My first car was a 1970 Roadrunner... Bought it in March of '79 for 650 bux. Other kids in school were driving Gremlins, Granada's, Pinto's and VW's... But I had 375 horses of Mopar Motorvation sitting in the parking lot...wish I could order one up right out of this promotional video! SO nice...

[matthewronsson]

My Dad had a Satellite with a stock 2 bbl 318, great car, faster than most would expect.

[lonnyjaw]

Could NOT imagine driving that beautiful GTX in the snow!!

[markg]

Look at that GTX in the snow. No traction control. No stability control. No ABS brakes. No computers. 375 horsepower and posi. That is all you need.

[larryherbel]

The 1968 and 1969 road runners were so awesome

[briceraymond]

Had my 70 Road Runner 383 4 spd for 14 years, drove it all over the US, a great ride with some mods, bang for the buck, for trips I had 245 rear gear, a FHP officer that had a good sense of humor said all he saw was tail lights getting smaller.

[matrox]

I just ordered a 1970' 4spd 383 RoadRunner last week from my local Plymouth dealer.☝😩

[patrickmichael]

70 is my FAV year for my FAV Plymouth; the Road Runner.

[Bigtimesinsmallworld]

So cool, wish I could order one up right now.

[moto]

I wish they could build these exact cars today . I'd pay todays prices for yesterdays cars.

[vmat]

When i was 9 or 10, my Mom and i went to a new mall ( s, dc) and they had new cars on display. The one i never forgot was a black on black GTX. This was probably a '69 model year release.

[danr]

There was one of these in the neighborhood in around 1970. I thought it was a great looking car and thinking how old looking even five year old cars were. I thought in five or ten years these cars aren't going to look bad! I was right. A joy to look at.

[billw]

Great video these cars were so cheap in the eighties, I wish I had been able to buy them all My first car was a1976 Plymouth Scamp with 225 slant six I bought in high school 1983. Parents would not let me buy a v8. I wish I had the scamp, it was good on gas and easy to keep running. The scamp was slow but I put a really good Panasonic tape, amp and Jensen 6x9 speakers in the back. One of the first cars in my area to have a real car stereo. I bought the stereo at the px on Parris island SC in 83, almost $400 that was a lot in those days. I had the only aftermarket sound system at Beaufort High School. I wish I still had the Scamp it was a two door hardtop with 45000 miles on it and in great shape, was an ugly tan color.

[runninonmt]

And for those who don't "Dig" performance..& there are some who don't..
Priceless !! 😄