'70 Road Runner
2004 HWC Neo-Classics
Car 'Toons? Named after the cartoon character, the Plymouth Roadrunner came with an optional "Air Grabber" hood in 1970. Remotely controlled from a switch on the dash, the Air Grabber scoop (decorated with a cartoon shark) would appear.
The Hot Wheels casting of the '70 Roadrunner is finished in Spectraflame orange, and features a black racing stripe with realistic logos and a black interior. Standard on all Neo-Classics cars is bent-axle suspension, original Redline era style five-spoke wheels and a solid full-metal, chrome-plated chassis - featured on this Roadrunner for the first time! And don't miss the speeding cartoon character deco on the sides!
The Hot Wheels casting of the '70 Roadrunner is finished in Spectraflame orange, and features a black racing stripe with realistic logos and a black interior. Standard on all Neo-Classics cars is bent-axle suspension, original Redline era style five-spoke wheels and a solid full-metal, chrome-plated chassis - featured on this Roadrunner for the first time! And don't miss the speeding cartoon character deco on the sides!
