I got one from Central Chrysler-Plymouth in Burlington NC when I was a kid. Service Mgr gave it to me when I was asking him if Sox&Martin got their cars from him. He gave me a Superbee rear fender decal also. I let them go 35 yrs ago when I quit playing with cars. I've only seen one other since, on display at Carlisle a few years ago. I scored one a few years later. Now I see Steve Juliano had one. Stealing pics from his estate auction. After seeing his collection online, I almost contacted him to offer it for free. But now he's gone and so is his collection. Anyway, I think this is pretty cool. But... I don't own a 1969 Mopar, at least since 1976 or 1977. Anyway, just wanted to share. I've been told it is easily one of the rarest pieces of Mopar literature.
Heres a link to the one Steve's estate sold. https://www.autopaper.com/1969-plym...ochure-hemi-road-runner-gtx-440-race.php

I have that one and the '68, they're really cool.
Can't recall seeing any others in a LONG time.
I heard there's a '67 version, too.

Very cool!

Cool! I've only seen Vol 1 and Vol 2. Thought V1 was the 67 but i'm not an expert.

I think the Motion 2 hits a really good sweet spot in Collectable Mopar Literature.

The 1969 model year was the highest sales for the Road Runner, so there is a built-in market of owners looking for brochures to go with their cars.

Both the Motion 1 and Motion 2 brochure interiors are quite similar. They invite you into a secret lair where only people like Sox & Martin, Paul Goldsmith, Richard Petty, and maybe you can play. I think these brochures are really effective in that way.

The Motion 2 brochure is so less common than the standard Belvedere or Barracuda brochures, so 1969 owners seek it out, and pay a premium.

Personally, I find the Motion 2 cover quite depressing. The context of it's reference to drugs, also found in some other 1969 Plymouth art, turns me away from it. I want to feel normal and happy, not sad and hung-over.

Some of these brochures are much harder to find.

Though not a Brochure, finding these makes finding a Motion 2 brochure child's play.

I've only seen one of those ever.

I used to have the motion 2 version several years ago

Along with just about any every other piece of literature for the 1969 Plymouth model lineup I could find back then.

Sold it all off a long time ago after I sold the 2 cars

I have both Motion brochures.
The 67 version is way more eay to find and cheaper than the 69

Carsten

Here's are links to PDF scans of the Motion by Plymouth brochures.

1967 Motion by Plymouth

https://dgv4.xr793.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/1967-Motion-by-Plymouth.pdf

1969 Motion by Plymouth Volume 2

https://issuu.com/bridal_association/docs/full_book_smaller_2

Wow cool stuff! I I a guy had the rts mats at chryslers at carlisle a few years ago he had the other rts stuff around his black 440 6 71 cuda.

i looked up both volume 1 and volume 2 volume 1 is 1967 and volume 11 is 1969 and volume 11 sold for good money volume 1 still pricey little less then 1/3 price of volume 11 very hard to find also i might put them for sale dont know yet both in really good shape