Neither a true HEMI or an A12, this 1969 Road Runner was born with a mundane 383 V8. ... More than 50 years later, the 1969 Road Runner is one of the most sought-after vehicles of the golden era.

1969 M-Code A12 Road Runner - New Dawn. This Sunrise Yellow '69 1/2 Road Runner May Be The Most Exact A12 Restoration On The Planet. Geoff Stunkard Writer Feb 01, 2009. See All 7 Photos.

It's unclear how many examples were painted in this color, but it's a rare sight on A12 Six-Barrel cars.The Road Runner was ordered with bucket seats and a center console, which is also a rare combo.

Upon its release, the 1969 Road Runner was available with the 383 V8 and an optional 426 cubic in, 7.0L HEMI. The HEMI featured an upgraded 10.2:1 compression ratio and was capable of making a ...

Original Owner Dave Wolfe with the beloved A12 Road Runner circa 1972. Visible mods include E-T five-slot mags, BFG raised white-letter tires, and a Plymouth sticker on the hood scoop.

Mopar fan resurrects a 1969 Plymouth Road Runner Hemi, 1969 Road Runner 6-BBL, and 1970 Plymouth Hemi ’Cuda after years in storage.

The 1969.5 Plymouth Road Runner 440 Six Barrel makes no ... and much improved over the car that rolled out of Detroit's Lynch Road assembly plant in 1969. Its "440 6-Barrel Package" (code A12), ...

Like its Dodge Super Bee counterpart, the Plymouth Road Runner saw the debut of the 440 Six-Barrel, or 6-BBL, as part of the A12 option midway through the 1969 model year and lasting through 1971.