Wasn't it just. The downplayed elegance of the 68/69 tossed the whole Detroit chrome thing right out of the window. Er, er, the 69 was my first new car, so I might be a tad biassed.
My twin brother and I won the 1969 Chrysler Plymouth Troubleshooting State championship for Arkansas. The cars we troubleshot were Plymouth Road Runners
WOW this brings back memories! Charlie, my childhood best friend and fellow Vietnam War veteran, had surprised us all in 1969 when one day he showed up in a brand new RR the same year we graduated from high school. It was medium blue metallic with a bright white top. If memory serves, it looked most like the B5 Blue Fire Metallic. WOW it was a gorgeous car and that throaty 383 3-speed automatic sounded amazing. In fact, even though I came from a Chevy family I liked Charlie's blue RR so much that I later bought my own Mopar. Mine was a brand new '72 340 Duster 3-speed manual, glossy black with bright white stripes and trim. It was beautiful and FAST and l loved it! There were just no other cars on the planet that had that truly unique Mopar V-8 sound... except for another Mopar! Sadly, Charlie passed away from cancer years ago, but I will always remember how proud he was of his beautiful '69 Road Runner!
Love them all , had 3 roadrunners 68, and 2 69 ,s loved them all and had a 70 Challenger R/T sublime green, lost my job because of cancer , off work for 2 year's and had to sell them for financial reasons , but still get to see these Beautiful Cars on U Tube thank you , Great Video 👍
Interesting set of vehicles. I can’t believe that they made so many different colors and so many of them similar. It sure isn’t like today where you can get silver, gray, white or black. Bring back 1969!
I love Mopars period, I must say a '69-'70 Roadrunner or GTX looks right at home with Vitamin C Orange with black accents!!! I do like all colors that were available as well, Petty Blue is also a bonded color of mine!!! My first car, '73 Duster 340 was Petty Blue, Richard Petty is also my Iconic Mopar Nascar hero too!!!
When out of the Corps and home from Nam in 1970, I bought my '69, 383, 4 speed, 3.23, no post, red-orange, later called tor-red, bench seat, black interior, 14" rally wheels, hood stripes, manual steering , drum brakes ( no power), am radio, no air, and a great back seat ( lol ). I paid $2,200.00 for it. Wish I still had that car. What a car to cruise in and what Great Memories.
I was brought home when born in a Green '69 383 Hurst 4 Speed. I'm sure my Dad wishes he had that now. I can't claim to have driven one, but I wasn't almost delivered in one if that counts
I was a six year old kid in 1969 , but my uncle had a brand new 69 road runner in the turquoise with black racing stripes a 383 4 speed Hurst it was bad to the bone he used to take me for rides and do burnouts in it . I loved that car. Enjoy have a great life.
Thank you for SERVICE! Anyways, i special Ordered a **68;RRunner ** early **as possible from Lafayette INDIANA, Plymouth Dealer, paying the $200 Deposits.. The ads & Mediaflooded PURDUE U. CAMPUS !, So I had Tom have dark GREEN/ Black Deluxe INT/ ps/ PB/ FAN deClutch/ ! Naturally NO A/c, but just Performance stuff only….. frankly , I KNEW FOR SURE, I count not afford **HEMIS ,ETC. ANYWAYS, Oddly enough, Was a nicely built Plymouth in Visual , however I decided to Pass on final **Buy, Dealer had no trouble selling. incidentally, they had a Superbird also, in March 70 or before:: way to long & Dramatic ( we bought a 70 CORONET 500/383 TURQUIOSE) & expensive.
I had the F5 limelight green with a black vinyl roof and bucket seats on my 69 roadrunner I had in 1972. It also had this cool double stripe that went down the side. Wish I still had it!
In the past I owned 2 69 Road Runners. But had a family and had to sell them. The one was Silver Frost Metallic with black interior. I miss those cars do very much.
Quit school when I 16 went to work at a Plymouth garage bought a 69 road runner 440 six pack red with silver interior 4 speed and 410s. Had a great great time
Wonderful showing of some amazing mopars! The lights in that building don’t do all those cool colours justice though……would love to see all those beautiful machines outside in the natural sunlight. Very interesting and amazing show!!
What a wonderful collection of a truly groundbreaking motor car, a great video and a mega trip for me down memory lane. If I said I was twenty one years old when I bought my first new car, that just happened to be of course, a 69 RR two door hardtop. So no guesses to how old I am today. I paid 3,600 dollars Canadian for what would have been a pretty basic car. It did of course come with the standard four speed shifter and a posi rear end and what passed for "bucket seats" in those days, to say nothing of lap safety belts that would surely would have driven your head into the dash in any kind of accident. The air grabber hood on the 383 was fake, but that said, for a kid of 21 years it was plenty fast enough and I drove arse off that thing. It had far more horsepower than I had driving experience. Somehow I managed to survive its excesses and my inexperience. But what an age to be alive, to own and put such a machine through its paces. And to this day, if I ever got chance to sit in one again, there would be nothing left behind me but black stripes , all the way into fourth gear. I have forgotten many things over the decades, but I have never forgotten that car.
My 69 roadrunner was the Bahama yellow with silver and black interior. I bought it in 1974. 1 owner and it was beautiful. I'm still kicking my ass for ever selling it.
It was so nice that you could customize your car back then. Beautiful colors. I found that first silver to be especially gorgeous and I'm not even that much of a silver fan. I suppose because of modern cars which are generally quite boring to me, and it's so common, but on that Roadrunner...Wow 😳😘 Class on wheels. Some of those oranges were really up there too. I remember a gorgeous red one on our street growing up as well. Stunning. Always oggled it when I walked by.
My 1st, Mopar, 70' Fury Sport, 383, summer 77' $600, bought with saved "Boot camp" & A- school, pay from, Navy Great Lakes, home on Leave, drove to my 1st ship, in Norfolk, Drove that for ,4 years all around East coast, going to "C" schools. Got out, active, rebuilt it, "Totalled by Semi. 1 month after rebuilt, Rear ended by Truck , It saved my life, gas tank ruptured, but didn't burn.
I hate that I wasn't born early enough to experience these bad ass muscle cars that's why I'm in love with Mopar and love the road runner.i can watch em all day any time love the car shows I blow by all the others come on we all know Mopar does It different when there not refrained from working there magic. Man I've watched this 11 time love it
I was 25 and was hired as a salesman in Toronto i had a green road runner took a vacation to mont Tremblant quebec then to New York what a machine 🇬🇧🇨🇦
Hello and good morning from downtown Hamilton Ontario Canada and great video. I'm 48 years old and a stroke and cardiac arrest survivor now and can't drive anymore but if I was able to go back in time I would grab one of each too in every color totally awesome thanks
Ginormous fan of roadrunners!!! Probably the most beautiful car in my opinion. 426 elephant engine all day long. I can not believe somebody has done this where is it located I have to go!?!?
My ole high school buddy lived just 4 houses up the street had the silver metallic 69. Living on a culdesac nights when he came home after me I would hear that sweet 383 slowin down for the turnaround and then back up the road to home. Its etched.
Wow! Just.....wow! Didn't have a Roadrunner as a first car but I did have a 1963 Plymouth Fury Sport that my dad and I rebuilt. Re-painted it Ice Blue Metallic with a chrome-wrapped bright white stripe down the side. Wish I still had that car!
WOW! Some colors I either forgot about or never saw. What a shame Mother MoPar has changed their color pallet to red, white, black silver and several dull grays.
A friend of mine had a 97 rallye green 69 ,440 6bbl 4 speed black vinyl top ,black interior ,pulled factory drive train out ,built 440 tunnel ram dual 4 ,Fairbanks auto ,5000 rpm stallout ,ran it acouple years thenparked in the garage ,body was beautiful ,sold it with all the original drivetrain to put it back to original!!#
I’m at wrong video .... I had the hemi orange 🍊 with dual blk stripes , 1970 RR with 383 4bbl , pistol grip shifter which then it was a hottest RR body style of it’s time back then... And no I didn’t want to race all BB’s on streets, I just cruise & cruise as you all wish you you were me ... priceless! See what hard work gets you???
My first car, and in high school, was a 69 RR in Blue Fire Metallic, with a Black vinyl top, Automatic on the console , Bucket seats, 383 with the Air-Garbber Hood. That was 1974...
I had mine in the B5 blue fire metallic, 383 Mag, 4 SPEED a fun car, wished I still had it, traded a 67 Ford pickup for it at a Tucson delership while I was attending UOA in 1975
First new car was a HEMI Roadrunner in B5 Blue Fire (Mist) Metallic. Got it new in 1969. Motor Trend Car of the Year ! It was ordered by a guy who got drafted and sent to Viet Nam. The car was a BEAST. When I drove it for the first time,home was 30 miles of city driving away. When I got home, I told my father I can't believe they sell something like that for driving on the street. He said what the hell did you buy !?!?......Told him a HEMI, Torqueflite, Dana 9 3/4 with 4:10 gears. I might as well have spoken swahili to him......!!
@@KDawgFilmz we’d almost have to find each car individually and go to them caused I don’t think such an event takes place....yet. But that’s one hell of an idea!!!! If I can get the cars together, would you come to NC and do the video? It’s gonna take me awhile to track down a few of the later models but there is a yellow 68, and a blue 69 not far from me, then there is a 1970 in Tennessee but I need to find the 71 thru 76 yet. I always wanted a collection that had one car fir every year they produced them but military and life’s events got in the way and I had to sell the 69 & 74 road runners I had!! I’m still sick over it!!
I was 19 and driving 64 1/2 orange white top mustang convertible will h 289 4.speed but the mopars were real lookers n movers . Never saw but blue road runners . My buddy had a blue one for a month till he took out a stone wall late night. No injuries but car was not fixed ..
You know why people like me never will have a collection like this no seriously ask yourself this question do you know why someone like me would never have a collection like this because the universe will not allow it because I will drive a different one every day until I came back to that color but I would take care of it I wouldn't abused it but I would still drive it to share with the world while the others are being displayed until it's their day stay blessed my friends you can still dream in 2020
Yeah, man !!!!! I had the 69 Roadrunner, gray with the black vinyl roof. 4 speed posi- tract rear end. Anyone know where I can buy one exactly like this. I have the Playboy fold- out where Motor Trend Magazine had a picture of a 69 Roadrunner as car of the year back in 69. !!!!!!! Ooorah !!!!!! Semper Fi !!!!!! And GODSPEED !!!!!!!!!
The Plymouth Road Runner is one of the most beautiful cars that ever manufactured in America !! Oh for THE GOOD OLE DAYS !!
Wasn't it just. The downplayed elegance of the 68/69 tossed the whole Detroit chrome thing right out of the window.
Er, er, the 69 was my first new car, so I might be a tad biassed.
My twin brother and I won the 1969 Chrysler Plymouth Troubleshooting State championship for Arkansas. The cars we troubleshot were Plymouth Road Runners
WOW this brings back memories! Charlie, my childhood best friend and fellow Vietnam War veteran, had surprised us all in 1969 when one day he showed up in a brand new RR the same year we graduated from high school. It was medium blue metallic with a bright white top. If memory serves, it looked most like the B5 Blue Fire Metallic. WOW it was a gorgeous car and that throaty 383 3-speed automatic sounded amazing. In fact, even though I came from a Chevy family I liked Charlie's blue RR so much that I later bought my own Mopar. Mine was a brand new '72 340 Duster 3-speed manual, glossy black with bright white stripes and trim. It was beautiful and FAST and l loved it! There were just no other cars on the planet that had that truly unique Mopar V-8 sound... except for another Mopar! Sadly, Charlie passed away from cancer years ago, but I will always remember how proud he was of his beautiful '69 Road Runner!
Love them all , had 3 roadrunners 68, and 2 69 ,s loved them all and had a 70 Challenger R/T sublime green, lost my job because of cancer , off work for 2 year's and had to sell them for financial reasons , but still get to see these Beautiful Cars on U Tube thank you , Great Video 👍
Interesting set of vehicles. I can’t believe that they made so many different colors and so many of them similar. It sure isn’t like today where you can get silver, gray, white or black. Bring back 1969!
I love Mopars period, I must say a '69-'70 Roadrunner or GTX looks right at home with Vitamin C Orange with black accents!!! I do like all colors that were available as well, Petty Blue is also a bonded color of mine!!! My first car, '73 Duster 340 was Petty Blue, Richard Petty is also my Iconic Mopar Nascar hero too!!!
Here's another Mopar video for you: th-cam.com/video/gl8kMe75GoA/w-d-xo.html
My friend has a Bahama yellow six pack car. All original 24k miles.Beautiful car. Been in his family since 1970. Love that car.
Plymouth didn't have six packs, dodge did. And the 440 six barrel Plymouth offered was only mid year 69 1/2 option on the A-12 runner
The names of the paint colors is just cool as the Road Runners..
When out of the Corps and home from Nam in 1970, I bought my '69, 383, 4 speed, 3.23, no post, red-orange, later called tor-red, bench seat, black interior, 14" rally wheels, hood stripes, manual steering , drum brakes ( no power), am radio, no air, and a great back seat ( lol ). I paid $2,200.00 for it. Wish I still had that car. What a car to cruise in and what Great Memories.
Thanks so much! 69 Roadrunner is my favorite! A buddy of mine had a white one with black stripes and black top
The richest kid in my high school class (Waterloo, Iowa) has the very same color combination. I didn't like the guy but I loved his car.
The k2 vitamin c Orange is my car I love her to death
I was brought home when born in a Green '69 383 Hurst 4 Speed. I'm sure my Dad wishes he had that now. I can't claim to have driven one, but I wasn't almost delivered in one if that counts
I was a six year old kid in 1969 , but my uncle had a brand new 69 road runner in the turquoise with black racing stripes a 383 4 speed Hurst it was bad to the bone he used to take me for rides and do burnouts in it . I loved that car. Enjoy have a great life.
'69 Limelight Green 383, got after returning from Nam in '71, traded a '54 Chevy pickup for it, try that today.
Best color Chysler aver made. Hope you still have it.
Thank you for SERVICE! Anyways, i special Ordered a **68;RRunner ** early **as possible from Lafayette INDIANA, Plymouth Dealer, paying the $200 Deposits.. The ads & Mediaflooded PURDUE U. CAMPUS !, So I had Tom have dark GREEN/ Black Deluxe INT/ ps/ PB/ FAN deClutch/ ! Naturally NO A/c, but just Performance stuff only….. frankly , I KNEW FOR SURE, I count not afford **HEMIS ,ETC. ANYWAYS, Oddly enough, Was a nicely built Plymouth in Visual , however I decided to Pass on final **Buy, Dealer had no trouble selling. incidentally, they had a Superbird also, in March 70 or before:: way to long & Dramatic ( we bought a 70 CORONET 500/383 TURQUIOSE) & expensive.
Thank you for taking the time and effort to bring this togetheir , as a retired automotive painter the different colors sure brought back memories
You're welcome. Thanks for watching.
I am in Roadrunner Heaven. Had a '69 Mist Green 383. I wish I had it now!
I had the F5 limelight green with a black vinyl roof and bucket seats on my 69 roadrunner I had in 1972. It also had this cool double stripe that went down the side. Wish I still had it!
In the past I owned 2 69 Road Runners. But had a family and had to sell them. The one was Silver Frost Metallic with black interior. I miss those cars do very much.
Quit school when I 16 went to work at a Plymouth garage bought a 69 road runner 440 six pack red with silver interior 4 speed and 410s. Had a great great time
Wow, very cool
Wonderful showing of some amazing mopars! The lights in that building don’t do all those cool colours justice though……would love to see all those beautiful machines outside in the natural sunlight. Very interesting and amazing show!!
The Road Runner paradise!;-) I love it! Beep! Beep!
Wow, what a treat indeed! Seeing the color swatches is one thing, but seeing the colors on the cars... awesome!
You have shown Colors I have NEVER seen before ......Or heard of....
OUT FREAKING STANDING !!!!
Awesome , Thank You , I bought a 1969 B7 blue in April of 70 it had 1500 miles on , it was stolen 2 years later never found 😳
Sorry to hear that . . .
Some of these colors must have been really rare.
Bought a A-4 383 4 Speed new,still have it.
I've owned a '68 RR post car since 1984 here in the UK., wanted one since I was 9 years old in 1970, got one in '84 and had it ever since, I love it.
I prefer the looks of the 1970 Roadrunner, but I love the '69's brutish angularity. That means the '69 looks meaner, for those that don't read much.
Now I want all of these colors on my diecast collection!!!! Loool! I only need more room... ... 😩😩🤷♂️
Motor Trend's Car Of The Year Award - 1969 Plymouth Roadrunner Meep! Meep!
Wow! Amazing colors I didn't know existed.
What a wonderful collection of a truly groundbreaking motor car, a great video and a mega trip for me down memory lane. If I said I was twenty one years old when I bought my first new car, that just happened to be of course, a 69 RR two door hardtop. So no guesses to how old I am today. I paid 3,600 dollars Canadian for what would have been a pretty basic car. It did of course come with the standard four speed shifter and a posi rear end and what passed for "bucket seats" in those days, to say nothing of lap safety belts that would surely would have driven your head into the dash in any kind of accident. The air grabber hood on the 383 was fake, but that said, for a kid of 21 years it was plenty fast enough and I drove arse off that thing. It had far more horsepower than I had driving experience. Somehow I managed to survive its excesses and my inexperience. But what an age to be alive, to own and put such a machine through its paces. And to this day, if I ever got chance to sit in one again, there would be nothing left behind me but black stripes , all the way into fourth gear. I have forgotten many things over the decades, but I have never forgotten that car.
Mine was one of the green colors. Can't remember exactly which one, I was 16 yo when I bought it. Miss my RR like an old girl friend...
My 69 roadrunner was the Bahama yellow with silver and black interior. I bought it in 1974. 1 owner and it was beautiful. I'm still kicking my ass for ever selling it.
It was so nice that you could customize your car back then. Beautiful colors. I found that first silver to be especially gorgeous and I'm not even that much of a silver fan. I suppose because of modern cars which are generally quite boring to me, and it's so common, but on that Roadrunner...Wow 😳😘 Class on wheels. Some of those oranges were really up there too. I remember a gorgeous red one on our street growing up as well. Stunning. Always oggled it when I walked by.
My 1st, Mopar, 70' Fury Sport, 383, summer 77' $600, bought with saved "Boot camp" & A- school, pay from, Navy Great Lakes, home on Leave, drove to my 1st ship, in Norfolk, Drove that for ,4 years all around East coast, going to "C" schools. Got out, active, rebuilt it, "Totalled by Semi. 1 month after rebuilt, Rear ended by Truck , It saved my life, gas tank ruptured, but didn't burn.
Some colors look better than others
I bought a Frost Green 69 from the original owner back in about ‘81. Great car
I hate that I wasn't born early enough to experience these bad ass muscle cars that's why I'm in love with Mopar and love the road runner.i can watch em all day any time love the car shows I blow by all the others come on we all know Mopar does It different when there not refrained from working there magic. Man I've watched this 11 time love it
Awesome video, thanks. I currently own a B3 68 Charger but I owned an F5 69 Road Runner many years ago. Someday I'll own another!
I’ve got a b3 ‘69 RR
@@robroooal4930 That's awesome! I bet it's a beautiful car. Since I last posted I have acquired a '68 LL-1 Surf turquoise. I really like it.
B7 Jamaica blue metallic with white vinyl top and the rally green are my favorite colors for the 69 ‘runner
Most of those colors I'd never even seen before, including some really good ones.
I was 25 and was hired as a salesman in Toronto i had a green road runner took a vacation to mont Tremblant quebec then to New York what a machine 🇬🇧🇨🇦
that silver are rare bird pun intended.
almost reminds me of Chevys Cortez silver that came out about 1969.
Beautiful cars!!
My first car was a 70 super-bee, but the road runner was my favorite...then there’s the cuda 🤠
Hello and good morning from downtown Hamilton Ontario Canada and great video. I'm 48 years old and a stroke and cardiac arrest survivor now and can't drive anymore but if I was able to go back in time I would grab one of each too in every color totally awesome thanks
Here's another Mopar video for you: th-cam.com/video/gl8kMe75GoA/w-d-xo.html
My '69 was Sunfire Yellow, RM23-H9A-302367, bought new. Sure do miss her.
Love all those, and wish I still could. 2008 and age took me out. Thanks for showing.
WOW. Every color under one roof. Super nice.
Good ol' days when we can have such an event :(
I agree. I shot the video last year and just finished editing it.
Here's another video from the event: th-cam.com/video/gl8kMe75GoA/w-d-xo.html
Ginormous fan of roadrunners!!! Probably the most beautiful car in my opinion. 426 elephant engine all day long. I can not believe somebody has done this where is it located I have to go!?!?
I remember when seeing these on the road every day. I never owned a 68 or 69, but I did own a 72
My ole high school buddy lived just 4 houses up the street had the silver metallic 69. Living on a culdesac nights when he came home after me I would hear that sweet 383 slowin down for the turnaround and then back up the road to home. Its etched.
Wow! Just.....wow! Didn't have a Roadrunner as a first car but I did have a 1963 Plymouth Fury Sport that my dad and I rebuilt. Re-painted it Ice Blue Metallic with a chrome-wrapped bright white stripe down the side. Wish I still had that car!
Amazing video. Great job
WOW! Some colors I either forgot about or never saw. What a shame Mother MoPar has changed their color pallet to red, white, black silver and several dull grays.
I've Never Seen Such A Beautiful Sight!! All learn if not already born,... "Mopar or No Car!" 💞💞💞🦾🦾🐺🧖
B-7 Blue is gorgeous. My first car was a '71 Barracude in T-5 Bronze Metalic. Cool collection of Road Runners!
I'll take a roadrunner over a charger any day ! That was a real treat, thank you for sharing !
A friend of mine had a 97 rallye green 69 ,440 6bbl 4 speed black vinyl top ,black interior ,pulled factory drive train out ,built 440 tunnel ram dual 4 ,Fairbanks auto ,5000 rpm stallout ,ran it acouple years thenparked in the garage ,body was beautiful ,sold it with all the original drivetrain to put it back to original!!#
Now that was some good stuff ! Love it !
So fun to see all the colors
Face it....the late 60's was "it" for cars.
Had 69 Bronze Fire Metallic, power nothing, 4 speed......so cool!
I had a 1970 & was told @ a Plymouth dealership my paint color was "Competition Orange". Sure had a ton of fun.
Thank You !!
Who could of thought the Road Runner would become so coveted. I love them birds
I’m at wrong video .... I had the hemi orange 🍊 with dual blk stripes , 1970 RR with 383 4bbl , pistol grip shifter which then it was a hottest RR body style of it’s time back then... And no I didn’t want to race all BB’s on streets, I just cruise & cruise as you all wish you you were me ... priceless!
See what hard work gets you???
Just found this video! Thanks for share! Mine was a red with a white vinyl top,not sure witch one,brought back good memories,thanks again!
I'm glad you found my video. Share it with your Mopar friends.
My first car, and in high school, was a 69 RR in Blue Fire Metallic, with a Black vinyl top, Automatic on the console , Bucket seats, 383 with the Air-Garbber Hood. That was 1974...
I had mine in the B5 blue fire metallic, 383 Mag, 4 SPEED a fun car, wished I still had it, traded a 67 Ford pickup for it at a Tucson delership while I was attending UOA in 1975
Dammit!! I couldn't decide,,,so I will need 1 of each,,,,oh and 2 of the vitiman "C"s,,,
all with HEMIs !!!!!!
First new car was a HEMI Roadrunner in B5 Blue Fire (Mist) Metallic. Got it new in 1969. Motor Trend Car of the Year ! It was ordered by a guy who got drafted and sent to Viet Nam. The car was a BEAST. When I drove it for the first time,home was 30 miles of city driving away. When I got home, I told my father I can't believe they sell something like that for driving on the street. He said what the hell did you buy !?!?......Told him a HEMI, Torqueflite, Dana 9 3/4 with 4:10 gears. I might as well have spoken swahili to him......!!
The car looks great in any color but im going to give a nod to performance red as my favorite.
Find my old Superbird that I sold forty years ago and post the video. Thanks.
When i was a kid my favorite car was a roadrunner, now I'm older it's the cuda' and Coronet.
Too bad Chrysler does not make cars like that today! No Plum Crazy?
Plum crazy did not exist until 1970
DUH
nice collection!!!!!! mine came white an was changed to a PLUM CRAZY POLY PURPLE an sure do miss it an had magnum 500 mag rims not 2 piece
My dream car 😍
Awesome!! Now if only you could also do '68 and then '70 through '74! : D : )
I'd make the video if I knew where such an event was held.
@@KDawgFilmz we’d almost have to find each car individually and go to them caused I don’t think such an event takes place....yet.
But that’s one hell of an idea!!!! If I can get the cars together, would you come to NC and do the video? It’s gonna take me awhile to track down a few of the later models but there is a yellow 68, and a blue 69 not far from me, then there is a 1970 in Tennessee but I need to find the 71 thru 76 yet. I always wanted a collection that had one car fir every year they produced them but military and life’s events got in the way and I had to sell the 69 & 74 road runners I had!! I’m still sick over it!!
I was 19 and driving 64 1/2 orange white top mustang convertible will h 289 4.speed but the mopars were real lookers n movers . Never saw but blue road runners . My buddy had a blue one for a month till he took out a stone wall late night. No injuries but car was not fixed ..
My first car was a Honey bronze metallic Cornet. I called it gold.
Mine was F5. Miss her like a lost love..
Amazing treat!!
Nice seeing that many 383 cars there. That’s what they were kinda meant to be, and that’s what I bought new way back when.
Loved the saddle wood brown!
I owned a scorched red , blk vinyl top , Coyote Duster , bench seat , four on floor RM coup until 1978 or 9 ... I would buy it back if possible .
Unbelievable. One day my dream come true!
This was awesome.
Should have checked with Jay Leno! He probably has all of them.
Drooling 🤤
I love them all. I do find it sorta odd that the "stripped down bird" was ordered so many times with a vinyl top.
Wow just have to love em
Plymouth 1969 é o meu sonho, o carro mais bonito de todas as épocas 🙌🙌👏👏👏👏👏👏
You know why people like me never will have a collection like this no seriously ask yourself this question do you know why someone like me would never have a collection like this because the universe will not allow it because I will drive a different one every day until I came back to that color but I would take care of it I wouldn't abused it but I would still drive it to share with the world while the others are being displayed until it's their day stay blessed my friends you can still dream in 2020
The the competition orange that's probably my favorite muscle car color
I own the vitamin c K2
MY FAVORITE? YEP, YOUR'E RIGHT!
Let's do '70 next time!!
I have 69 original in Crimson Tide Red ?? Did I miss seeing that color?
Yeah, man !!!!! I had the 69 Roadrunner, gray with the black vinyl roof. 4 speed posi- tract rear end. Anyone know where I can buy one exactly like this. I have the Playboy fold- out where Motor Trend Magazine had a picture of a 69 Roadrunner as car of the year back in 69. !!!!!!! Ooorah !!!!!! Semper Fi !!!!!! And GODSPEED !!!!!!!!!
Guessing that barn find Y3 Yellow Gold one is the rarity.
About half those colors are extremely rare
I had 68 GTX 440mag best car I ever had.☠