I had a 70 Dodge Charger 500, 383 magnum , pistol grip 4 speed,3.91 gears but I always wanted a 69 Roadrunner but the insurance was cheaper on the Charger 500 the insurance company classified that model as a family car.. the insurance agent said as long as it's not an R/T Never quite understood that but I didn't argue about it. That was in 1972 I didn't have the foresight at that time to keep the car.

In 69 i started my job in Chrysler engineering and my first day on the job was further development of the 440 6bbl. I had the best job in the world, do to my Honorable discharge.

My mom was a Matron for the CHP in the 70's when I was in high school. I knew almost all the local Highway Patrolmen when I graduated in '75. At the time the CHP drove the Dodge Polara with the 440 "Police Package". In the late 70's I owned a '69 Roadrunner w/383 Magnum. At the time virtually NO cars could outrun the California Highway Patrol's Polara's. Special made by Dodge those 440's had an oversized radiator and beefy transmission with the 12-bolt Dana rear end (same as Roadrunner). The "spec's" that Dodge used in building the Police Package was that the car could run 100mph in 100 Degree weather for one hour without overheating. I was riding with a CHP Sergeant one day and he kicked it up to 135 miles per hour and it was only roaring along at 5,100 rpm. You would run your fuel tank dry before it would overheat at 135 mph. When I graduated the police academy (1979/80) my first patrol car was a '73 Satellite. I've been a "Mopar Guy" ever since...

" The optional hemi v8 is the original shut down king " God what cool commercials !

Luv watching these old commercial from the 60s and 70s,wish I could go back,now I'm 60 years old,I do t now were the time has gone wish I could go back!I WOULD IN A HEARTbeat!!!

Love that '70 Road Runner, 440 6bbl, air grabber, limelight green, drooling......

As a die-hard Mopar fan, I truly appreciated the effort taken to collect this video. I thoroughly enjoyed every minute. Thank you!

'68 was Mopars best year. RoadRunner (GTX), SuperBee (R/T), Charger, all absolutely gorgeous cars. The best Dart.....and even my favorite year for the Swepty Power Wagon. Thank You, Mother Mopar!

My dad will be 66 this August he bought a 1970 blue 383 4 speed with air grabber hood road runner. He told me all the stories.....Awesome!!!! My favorite is the A12 road runner or the GTX. I was born in 75 wish I could of been around back then!!!

How I love that 67 GTX!! Badass

Man if i could go back in time and buy one of these babies right off the lot ! WOW! I can dream.

I love the time of the season commercial. No words spoken. Plymouth really just made a tiktok roller edit 50 years prior to tiktok lol

those road runners were tough look'n cars , but back in the the day every one wanted to have a Dodge Charger R/T 68,69

I know that it must be very time consuming to put these video's together but hard core car guys like me sure do appreciate it! Buy the way my first car was a 1973 340 Roadrunner, I still have it. Would love to see an original commercial for it!

Bought a used 69 roadrunner of a lot for 1,200 in about 1974... they had muscle cars everywhere cheap.

My first car was a B5 70 Superbee. I still remember the vin number. Also owned a 70 RR, 68 Charger R/T, 70 plum crazy Challenger SE. 3 Darts and 3 Dusters. Back then we thought they would be around forever. I could retire on the money those card would bring in today's market. But if I had them I wouldn't sell them. Still love those Mopars at 61 years old

Out of all the car made since cars were made...I prefer the cars from the 60's and early 70's....but the 1955 Chevy 210 2 door post is the coolest car ever in my opinion

Nice to see the cars & the tv commercials from the year I was born (1967). I like these old ads, simple & to the point without too much detsil as ads now days are.

If I Win The Lottery someday I would buy a time machine and go back to 60s.

“Out to win you!” I know with all my heart and soul I want one of those MONSTROUS B-Body Mopars. Nothing against any other makes though.

In 1970, the required safety and sound requirements, called for locking steering, shoulder belts, headrests and additional exhaust resonators. This caused some cheaper features to be made to keep the price down. A molded plastic dashboard and glove box door, a plastic grill and the standard 1970 transmission in the Roadrunner was a three speed manual. Those were to counter the additional costs of the required features. 1969 didn't have quite as much trim as 1968, but had more gear ratio options, a cold air induction option, bucket seat option in the 1969 Roadrunner and the 1969 383 4-speed got special rear springs all its own, to help traction. The Roadrunner was so popular, that there was a shortage of the plain rubber floor covering, so some Roadrunners got upgraded carpeting.

This is a terrific collection! Thanks so much for posting. The Petula '68 GTX version I haven't seen since, well 1968! Petula won a Clio Award (the ad-industry equivalent of an Oscar) as Best Spokesperson in an Ad Campaign for her work for Plymouth. See my posting of the 1968 Full Line of Plymouths. Keep on posting such great stuff.

I love the 68 GTX parking garage commercial. Ive never seen that one before. Thanks for the upload

They dont makemake like they use to , love those roadrunners, and chargers , meep beeps, kevin phoenix

These old cars always make me think about living in the '60s, but then I remember that if I lived back then I might have been sent to Vietnam. :/

Wow! I have never seen such a model.

My green tambourine in a 70 gtx the perfect 70 s combo of drugs and a quick and fast Mopar.

The ROADRUNNER is THEE quintessential American muscle car.

Thanks for sharing.

The red gtx in the snow filmed going over the bridge at red cliff colorado thought I recognized it had to google it to make sure cool

I wish I could go back and buy one of these beautys. A dark green 69 Roadrunner just like my sister had so I can go down the road hearing my horn. Beep Beep.

Just subscribed love the old car ads brilliant I could watch these all the time

Cartoons were great to

My God 1 year old still kicking.

Damn I couldn't hear a thing even with headphones on some of it

Yeah man my kind of car

I get a kick how a 440 Six-Pack Roadrunnner eases around a clapped out Ford station wagon when it's got enough power to blow the Ford's doors off.......LOL!

I'm Sold now just to get them for their at new price LOL!!

I had a 69 Roadrunner.

My wife noticed and it does sound like Doris Day singing the Plymouth will win you over this year...

Back when Chrysler made good card

Sitting dry, 40K miles +, gold metallic / white bench. Stored outside, upstate NY for decades. All emblems removed in and out when new. Straight but rusty exterior, bone dry structure. Under hood as new. Interior clean, no carpeting, rear shelf or dashpad. Ugly 68 new process bench 4 speed. # match trans, rear Dana, and 426 hemi. Mixed wheels, no caps. Steelies in a stack in trunk (right side). Mid 70s NY tags.....AU MINE . Paid $2500 in 78 winter, asked 50K in 2000 local, no one has ever looked at it. Still sits as no rush. Maybe get some new NY tags GOLRUSH.

9:03 nice

I didn’t know the Three Stooges works for Plymouth.🤪🤪🤪

Only if we could turn back the clock

Could you send me that video so I can burn it? I want to run it on a loop at car shows I take my 70 Hemi RR. Thanks!

Gtx commercials were better