1969 Plymouth Hemi Road Runner Coupe

The 1969 Plymouth Road Runner is an iconic muscle car from the late 1960s created to appeal to the performance-driven buyer while keeping costs relatively low. With 1969 being such an important year for the cartoon-themed muscle car, no holds were barred when one ordered the 426 Hemi V-8 engine. Under the N96 Air Grabber hood, the Hemi needs little introduction. It was forged in pursuit of NASCAR dominance and placed on the street as the ultimate powerplant.

This 1969 Plymouth Road Runner offered here is one of only 13 examples ordered new with the legendary 426 CI Hemi engine, D21 4-speed manual transmission and the A33 Track Pak 3.54 (Dana 60). To take the rarity even further, this example is the only one known to be ordered new in special Code 99 Bahama Yellow with a black vinyl bench seat interior. Not only is this example desirable based on its rarity, but it also remains in extremely original condition, having never undergone a complete restoration. From new, it has been preserved in excellent condition with its major mechanical components intact.

Adding to its provenance, this Road Runner comes with thorough documentation, including its fender tag and broadcast sheet, confirming its original specifications. This can all be verified by Mopar expert Galen Govier’s visual inspection, confirming its authenticity and the originality of its components, ensuring that the specifications are fully verified.

As one of only 13 Hemi Road Runner coupes produced in 1969 with a 4-speed and A33 Track Pak, this car holds immense rarity and collector value. The combination of its striking Bahama Yellow color, legendary 426 Hemi engine, factory 4-speed transmission and A33 Track Pak makes this vehicle an extraordinary example of American muscle and solidifies it as a true collector piece.