I'm A Ford Man . A Sweet Ride Is A Sweet Ride No Matter The Brand. Nice Job Hoss!!

Can't beat a classic 440 B-body man, wicked!

When I think of an “American car” this is the sort of thing that pops into my head. Simply stunning. Stay safe to you and your family Shaun 😎😷🍺

One of my favorite videos to date! Cant beat a big cam 440 mopar with a 4 speed being ripped

I want my alarm clock to sound like THAT!

This is what my dad used to have a 1968 Plymouth when I was little, this is what got me in the Musclecar industry

Now that's a muscle car!💪💯

One of the coolest cars ever made. An Icon.

You can’t be a car person and not love that car a poster child for hot rods. 💯 big man

The license plate says it all. I'm speechless other than saying thanks for taking us along on that boogie!

The simplicity and beauty of this car is astonishing. My uncle John had a 1969 Barracuda 440, with a cross-ram manifold, double 4 barrel carbs, Micky Thomson Headers, a high lift Race Cam and solid lifters and a high compression. This was many years ago. He ran - (Super Stock Automatic) -- with a 4000 rpm (stahl-speed) and a 5.36 rear end. Best time in the 1/4 mile was 10.91 -- With 16" slicks at 8 lbs pressure the front end used to leave the ground. It always wanted to fish-tail on take off. This video takes me back in time. This car has the wright color, perfect for muscle...

This is why I love this channel, literally a build review for any car guy. Don’t matter what you’re into, you’ll find it on here 😎💪🏻 this thing is bad as hell

The start up at 6:12....most beautiful sound I’ve ever heard.

Sound so badass, 1968 Plymouth Roadrunner 440 my favorites Muscle cars !!

That about 700 hp in todays measurements wow! Love the sound of old school 440 nothing compares and they pull like a freight train. Ford and Chevy guys do not get it some do but most know Mopar's are the best muscle cars and the ones that dominated in the 50s ,60s, 70s, and now.

That sound put a smile on my face! What a nice build. A build anyone of us could make. Really cool car!

I could listen to that 440 all day, love 68 roadrunners🔥

Every dads dream...to have a son like Griffin. Who understands, enjoys, & can drive dads car. Respect Griffin.💪

Road Runner is my absolutely favorite muscle car.

OHHH, he brought the heat on this one wow. This one is too badass not to love, the definition of a rip snortin good time.

Seconds in and Im in love , what perfect kickass car. OMG

Had a factory red 68 RR when I turned 17 in 1982 and ur video took me back SMILIN 😁 miss that big red beautiful monster MOPARS RULE B Body's forever 383 MAGUM 'S a mother's nightmare

Seen a lot of videos and styles of cars but these old-school rides like this are my favorites.

Now that's a pure old school Mopar. That 440 Magnum Sounds badass brother so badass that it'll make alot of pretty girls shiver they're bones like no tomorrow mate.

Very cool muscle car! I bought a new ‘68 Roadrunner 383/4spd in May of ‘68 when I returned home from Vietnam. The cost was $2,900. The only motor option in ‘68 was a 426 Hemi for $713 more, the 440 was only available in the Plymouth GTX. In 1969 the 440 became available in the A12 Roadrunner with a tri-power setup and fiberglass lift off hood. Thanks for this cool video.

Dude! That RR Rocks! You hit it on the head when you expressed how it made you feel riding in that beautiful beast! Definitely defines my childhood with my dad. Wicked old school is what comes to my mind! I love it! Shawn thank you for showing us this bad ass ride and like always,I'm looking forward to more episodes! Shawn you're the man!

I love the way that car holds it,s nose to the ground on excelleration

Thanks Shawn and Griffon... There are NO words to describe that sound hey??? This is what a built should be, just a clean, simple, no fuss good job. That Roadrunner silhouette really could not look better than on this particular car. Badass is the word! 👍🏻👌🏻

That Plymouth sounds straight up evil. That's a solid build there. Can't go wrong with the pistol grip shifter.

@7:20 Ohhhhhh that rev matching sounds so f'ing good!!! Car's an absolute beauty

The sound alone is incredible.

My first car was a 1968 - 383 automatic Road Runner. Shifter on the collum with a bench seat to boot. Everything paint-wise was original, had a 780 Holley carb with an Offenhauser intake along with Headman Headers and a reverse shift B&M shifter. Had the car for 3 and a half years and then decided to let it go. Sold it for what I paid for it " 1.500.oo " dollars. This car really brought back what potential the car I had could have had. Nice ride.

This channel gives me an EARGASM almost every time! 🤤

I💜my 68 Plymouth Roadrunners... something about them makes me act like a little kid after finding his father's playboy magazine collection...thanks for upload guys...made my day even greater.

I stopped this video half way through and took my 69 Charger (440 R/T 4 speed) out for a ride.. Love runnin through the gears!!!

The car is just beautiful, but what got me was the stance, the front end is just right when compared to the back end. Immaculate!

That is an awesome car-love it! I grew up in my Dad’s 1969 Roadrunner before buying my own in 1986 (for $600!). FYI, the only engines available in the 68 RR were 383 or optional Hemi. 440 was standard for the GTX. Check the VIN on your 68, fifth digit is most likely “H” high performance 383 4 BBL.

That is one sweet Road Runner! Love it. Well done.

That car is so phat!! Love the exhsust! Tks Shawn

Sounds absolutely awesome. Great episode Shawn.

Nothing Sounds as Good as The Rumble of a Big Block Mopar !!

I love that he worked the matching block. A lot of people would say " how dare you work original engine blah blah blah...

Simple, clean, back to basics badass. Very well done.

When you have this much passion for cars you can build anything and at the end it will bring you smiles and satisfaction. Thats what counts!!😃

9:21 watch his smile grow with the RPM haha

The way he said "YES" in the beginning, made me want to see this video till thee end!!!

Ok man 30 seconds in and I'm digging Hell outta this car and stick! Shawn you ain't covered 1 vehicle I wasent in to especially this beast..

Nice MoPar---keep up the excellent variety

big cam, 15' wheels. Classic!!!

Damn what a sound that it’s the rumble that you feel in your core, him and his dad build some sick cars! Old school big block 4 speed with cam, carb and headers... some suspension and brake changes neat tidy with black on black .... Sinister!!

Such cars! Shawn! Your guest,s cars really know how to "torque" to us. The right set of wheels that can warp time and space and is for me the closest thing to feeling like a youth again. But if any one of us has the excitement and thrill of being in a 1968 Roadrunner, I,m surprised that no one has thought up the gag notion that in 1968, Chrysler would offer up as an option, a pound of quality Coyote meat ground round!!!

My uncle back in the 80s he had a 68 Roadrunner that was a street 440 with a 4 speed and it had a Dana 60 in the rear, he also had air jackers with bfgoodrich radials all over and the color was sassy green.

I grew up with a 68 road runner myself. That’s one bad ass Mopar!

Love them Road Runners! And yes please turn that rev limiter up some more! Thanks for this sick video bro! Stay safe out there too man ✌🏻❤️

I'm torn between laughing and crying watching your presentation of the most understated and stylish muscle car of the late sixties ever built. And it was so stylish wasn't it? The most superb, sleek, low key design of the era. No other muscle car of the time came anywhere near it, they were so over-stated in design, all trying to "look fast" I guess. Unlike so many other Road Runner demonstrations, where they pussyfoot around with the thing, it was totally refreshing to watch you get your foot down and give it its head. I did nothing other than give my first new car, a 69, "its head" I drove the wheels off the thing, never for a moment thinking that I was driving such a future classic. I was 21 then, I'm 73 now, but if I ever had chance to get behind the wheel again and my foot on the gas peddle, I would give it rocks big style and try to relive a few moments of my long lost youth. As mad as it was. Many thanks. What do I do now, laugh or cry?

One of your best episodes I've ever watched. At the age of 60 now, I was lucky enough to see some American Muscle in my country but never seen a MoPar B Body in real life. Watching a Muscle Car, I don't care whether it is a MoPar, Ford or GM ; I only appreciate that it was not turned into a circus clown with big-big shiny rims and the car is not lowered to look like a lizard creeping on the road. I won't comprise none with the look of these legends neither for traction, nor for speed. Been too long, sorry.... this is a one great example of a great car. You must have no taste of autos to hit dislike of... not to hit like button.

Excitement overload, I think a little bit of P came out =D The sound of that car was epic, I could sit and listen to it all day and never get bored. You just can't beat the old muscle they have a sound all of their own.

That’s one mean looking and sounding machine. Clean and to the point. Just gorgeous.

You, as a host, should not be having that much fun on assignment!! Lol! Love it man! Keep'em coming!

The RR and the charger pretty much the def of muscle car. This one is awesome...great sound and stance. The black looks wicked.

Great Knowledge, Videos and of course the Muscle Cars Ty!

This is not a car it is a living beast. Always love the mopars they just look sound and go much better then the rest

Just loving this. Greetings from Finland.

That idel sound is perfection.

In this time of dropping new motors with their full grumpy sound, its a reliëf to hear that old lumpy sound. You can't beat that at idle...

Oh! Stunning machine! Very impressive Mopar beast!

love these old Mopar cars they will always be better than modern ones cuz you have to be a good driver for all old classics

Looks sooo nice. Much nicer than anything they've made in a very long time.

That is a great sounding Roadrunner!

Gorgeous MOPAR sounds great Love the side exit exhaust

Goes to show you less is more. Everything about this rig is incredible.

Another great video car sounds amazing looks pretty damn good to an admire the father son team that's how it should be done!!!💪

I love these videos. They make me smile and want a muscle car of my own.

mad respect to the owner! and damn, this channel knows how to place a nuc on the target!

My brother once had a 68 roadrunner with the 383 so this car brings back my childhood memories.

I love the badass sound of a badass muscle car!

im from a mopar family and this is one of the finest in my opinion. And they just look better than what gm and ford have to offer

For sure 1 bad-ass ride right there...yet I'm partial to Chevys & his Chevelle in the previous episode is what we're going to go look for right now! Great uploads ...

Love this car! Sounds powerful with the pipes dumped in front of the rear wheels.

They didn't put a 440 in a road runner in 68. 383 or hemi only. So how is it numbers matching?

How can you not love cars like that!

Nothing beats the sound of a big block straight piped Mopar!

Freakin awesome. There’s nothing like a big block sound

I grew up with the old Mopar's and remember the long throw of a 70' "B" body Pistol Grip, my Challenger Pistol Grip didn't seem nearly as bad...what memories.... Thanks for another great video.

Love the mopar power and sound

I moded my 65 Dodge Polera before moding was a thing, horn and a few goodies from a wrecked RR. LOTS OF FUN.

What a beautiful car, love the Road Runner💯💯💯👍😁🇺🇸

Have you all stopped smiling yet this is awesome ..great car guys .keep well .

Man that car sounds awesome and the body style is gorgeous. 👍👍👍👍

one of the few mopars id love to own

Love the stock wheels and REAL tires, RWL even. No 30" GHETTOs with an eighth of an inch of rubber wrapped around them. Beautiful.

Is badass and like how they updated it, but didn't change too much and is a beautiful machine. I know that you aren't particularly a Mopar enthusiast, but I've noticed that you get more excited whenever you're in one and can't deny that because it's on tape as evidence lol. My 3rd Mopar was a 70, but was only a 383 car and still a lot of fun though. Also had a 68 Charger with that long throw 4peed, so I know all about rowing gears and lost a race because it had a tendency to make you miss gears when slamming em. My 68 was an RT with built 440 and added six pk, so it was a badazz and would have normally blown the doors off the 396 Camaro SS that I was up against. It smoked him outta the hole through 1st & 2nd, but past me when I attempted to go into third and missed it. I'm retired now, but if I had to work that would be ultimate and would be exciting to go everyday. Another great vid as usual Sean, and love the Mopar content like always 💪🏼😎

My god that car is angry I LOVE IT

That thing sounds gnarly! Bad ass indeed!

I bought a 69 RR Hardtop, new that year, only kept it 6 years, then sold it for practically nothing then. Wish I still had it, it was "Bronzefire metallic", with the black hood stripes, full black vinyl top, bucket seats, console, etc., and a 383 HP with automatic. First new car I had bought after H.S.

Love the high rpm sounds great I’ve got my true 3” exhaust out on my dually truck same way with 4” long tips keep sharing your rides but let’s see a burn out too

This car is near perfection.

I’m in love. My favorite car in its best color. So beautiful

Simple but very aggressive cool ride nice to see old school today 😎

Side pipes! Nuff said 🤣 awesome build!