Looking at buying a new Winter project. 1969 Roadrunner RM21H9A Lynch Road coupe with 383HP 4 speed, A31 high performance axle package and 3.91 gears. All original B3. No options. Y14 sold car. Any pinpointed production numbers on this other than the 18K or so total build of these?

Thanks !!

As common as dirt. Restoration costs will exceed the value unless every other RR on the planet is destroyed in a freak accident.

Not super rare but if it is a good solid car it would be a nice project, especially for a nice driver quality car to play with.

Here is a link to the USA Sales Reports so you can do a bit of your own research. The one thing that I have never seen is the breakdown of colours for the 1969 Model Year. Maybe one day they will surface.

If you are going to have one option on a 1969 383 RR I would think either A36 or A31 would be my choice.

http://a12mopar.com/yabb/YaBB.pl?num=1201146336

Dave

Overall I do know that there were more hardtops than coupes of this style made in 69. Not saying it is as rare as some of the other cars I have but just a cool old muscle car.

Thanks Dave for the info.

Would love to see some pictures. I don’t know why but I like B3 runners. Had a project once that I had to let go to get my Super Bee

I'll post some pictures of it when I get her home. It'll be a drive while I work on it for a bit, then disassemble for paint when I get the present bugs worked out. Fun times with that 383HP 4 speed and 3.91 gears.

Neat car, well worth restoring. I wish they were as common as dirt, not that many survived.

A31 for 1969 RR coupe:

Approx 2,330 for US-spec cars

Thanks for the info. That pinpoints things quite a bit.

This one is definitely worth restoring. Restoration costs are greatly reduced when you only have to buy the parts. Labor is my own. I'll post some pictures as soon as the deal goes thru.

Neat car. The A31, four speed and color will add to uniqueness. That color would stand out.

I agree. I thought the production #'s on this car wouldn't be real high as well, assuming that 18K or so produced of the RM21H9A # could be broken down a bit. I don't recall ever seeing many of these. The 2330 reported sounds more like it.

Got here home last night. Here are a couple of shots. Blew a tire on the trailer and had to drive her 5 hours to get home. Ran great with no issues.

Love it. Congrats. Looks like a fun car to play with.

over 65% of the '69 coupe Road Runners had the "A87" Décor package with the upgraded interior ….. this has to be one rare RR as the least expensive when new were the quickest to get beat to death & discarded (X2 for a cheap car w/3.91s)

the typical RM21 for '69 had ~$400 worth of OPTIONS, with the $102.15 3.91 axle package you are well below that ….. what else does it have? a radio?

is there a b'cast sheet?

Looks like a great project, always liked b3. I have the remains of a 69 rr, was b3 with the standard black bench interior, auto on column, 383 and had 3.91s. Was an air grabber car also with the hood stripes. I have the tag somewhere, not sure which plant it came from off hand.

Love it! Here’s mine gone but not forgotten

And here is it's twin,same options.

Story goes the original owner bought the car to drag race. He removed allot of parts from the car to lighten it up. Took out all the seats and I assume installed a bucket. Tagged and stored everything. Had motor issues after awhile then the car sat for over 40 years in his garage. He has since passed away and the 2nd owner acquired the car. He rebuilt the drive train with no expense spared. My plan is to finish it.