Yes and no. The 1975 Road Runner was a B body (small) Fury two door with specific badging and its biggest engine available was the 400-4V with non catalyst dual exhausts outside of California. I saw one with that 400 engine brand new in a Chrysler Plymouth showroom in Virginia in 1975.dana44 said:By this time, wasn't the Road Runner just a dressing package and not a model, kind of like the Charger after 1975? Basically a Cordoba with a badge?
Yes and no...dana44 said:Yeah, that's right, one last year as a real Road Runner. I was saying the Charger was kind of the same way, it was, in 1975, a trim level with the Charger named Cordoba body, nothing more. Which engine it had, I don't know.
I'm 99.9% sure that all three two door B bodies for 1975 could be had with any of the V8's up to the 400-4V (dual exhaust Federal/Canadian and single with catalyst for California). Now for weird: to the best of my knowledge the only 440 B bodies were 4 door sedans and they were all police package vehicles. Too; for at least 1975-76, the only way to get a 440 B body, again 4 door only was to specify the California emissions package since the 400-4V was the top dog in any Federal B body.dana44 said:Yeah, that's right, one last year as a real Road Runner. I was saying the Charger was kind of the same way, it was, in 1975, a trim level with the Charger named Cordoba body, nothing more. Which engine it had, I don't know.