69 Charger RT

[JRGBoss]

Spoke briefly with the original owner of a virtually untouched 69 Charger RT at a local show. Original paint, motor, etc.

[Troy]

Nice trailer hitch!

Your weather looks like ours - but drier.

Troy

[tan top]

  nice charger    wonder if it came with the chrome inner door lock buttons ! thought they were color coded to the interior 

good pictures , thanks for posting 

[BrianShaughnessy]

     A real survivor!

  That's probably pretty close to what Black Betty looked like from the factory. 

   

[Old Moparz]

Looks like rear window louvers in there too. I haven't seen any of those in ages & can't recall if they were home made or something. 

Nice car. 

[PocketThunder]

is that A/C unit available from the dealer back in the day?

[Trulyvintage]

truly vintage ....


Jim

[Brock Samson]

  i would really appreciate detailed pics of the hitch. did ya' tell him about this site?.. 

[Mikesmoparperformance]

is that A/C unit available from the dealer back in the day?

I like to know that to! Awesome looking Charger  a real survivor !  Very RARE!!

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is that A/C unit available from the dealer back in the day?

I like to know that to! Awesome looking Charger  a real survivor !  Very RARE!!

think some dealer A/C set up were like that !!   

[1969chargerrtse]

Wow, the paint is awesome.  Green was very popular back in the late 60's.

[JRGBoss]

I did not get too talk to him much because he was going to watch the car parade. He did say that he added the hitch to tow his boat, which was the main reason for buying 440. Otherwise everything was like the day he picked it up at the dealership. That is a dealer installed A/C option and yes there were rear window louver on the car.

He lives in Moreno Valley so I expect I will bump into him once again at some other show or perhaps at next years show. I did get to see the engine and he told me that the valve covers have never been removed. Engine compartment and engine looked pretty original and unrestored.

[Mikesmoparperformance]

I did not get too talk to him much because he was going to watch the car parade. He did say that he added the hitch to tow his boat, which was the main reason for buying 440. Otherwise everything was like the day he picked it up at the dealership. That is a dealer installed A/C option and yes there were rear window louver on the car.

He lives in Moreno Valley so I expect I will bump into him once again at some other show or perhaps at next years show. I did get to see the engine and he told me that the valve covers have never been removed. Engine compartment and engine looked pretty original and unrestored.

Sweet choice a 440 in his Charger to tow  his boat!  But why not the HEMI

WOW a dealer installed A/C!! Very RARE What a Awesome car!  DAMN are the valve covers never removed when it was new in 69 it still looks new the hole car I never fot you will find a 69 Charger this Rare with the options it has!

[hemi68charger]

I love it... 

[JRGBoss]

As he was closing the hood of the car I asked him if he had ever had the engine rebuilt, that's when he answered that not even the valve covers had been removed. So this car is still working on original gaskets. The only thing that I thought was odd was the newer California plate. He must have not registered for a few years.

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As he was closing the hood of the car I asked him if he had ever had the engine rebuilt, that's when he answered that not even the valve covers had been removed. So this car is still working on original gaskets. The only thing that I thought was odd was the newer California plate. He must have not registered for a few years.

did you get any under hood shots 

[TUFCAT]

I love it!!! I've always liked green mopars....even green interior. 

[JRGBoss]

As he was closing the hood of the car I asked him if he had ever had the engine rebuilt, that's when he answered that not even the valve covers had been removed. So this car is still working on original gaskets. The only thing that I thought was odd was the newer California plate. He must have not registered for a few years.

did you get any under hood shots 

No, I was too slow. It all looked like it should and was well maintained for not having been restored. He did have some fuse for his CB that he had screwed into a wood block that looked a bit funky.

[JRGBoss]

TUFCAT you will probably enjoy this pic GTX 440. It was taken at the same show as the green Charger. All original exterior and interior except wheels.

[472 R/T SE]

TUFCAT you will probably enjoy this pic GTX 440. It was taken at the same show as the green Charger. All original exterior and interior except wheels.

That's a beauty!   

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TUFCAT you will probably enjoy this pic GTX 440. It was taken at the same show as the green Charger. All original exterior and interior except wheels.

That's a beauty!   

  nice looking GTX 

[69 OUR/TEA]

Love it !!!!!!

[TUFCAT]

Tufcat loves 1967 GTX's! 

[Plum Crazy 68]

I did not get too talk to him much because he was going to watch the car parade. He did say that he added the hitch to tow his boat, which was the main reason for buying 440. Otherwise everything was like the day he picked it up at the dealership. That is a dealer installed A/C option and yes there were rear window louver on the car.

He lives in Moreno Valley so I expect I will bump into him once again at some other show or perhaps at next years show. I did get to see the engine and he told me that the valve covers have never been removed. Engine compartment and engine looked pretty original and unrestored.

JRGBoss
I'm out here in Murrieta area and know of four more Charger owners out this way.  Three are on the forum.  Saw a 70 like this 6 months ago heading to Hemet but it was in poorer condition.  More survivors are out there.

[JRGBoss]

Charger owners are definitely in the area and would be a great idea if meets could be coordinated in the future. Here is another fine example I saw on Sunday. Personalized plate of "AnyBeer".

[Plum Crazy 68]

My car was originally bought from Moss Motors in Riverside and it still has the original plate frames.  White one looks sharp!