'69 Sport Satellite, #s 383/4-sp, 1 of 401

[scuncio]

Super cool '69 with the #s 383 and A833. One of my favorite Mopars...really tempting to buy this one. I'm more of a Satellite guy than a RR guy - just dig the understated look.

Link to 1969 Satellite 383/4-sp auction (http://ebay.to/3oWkeuS)

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[combinefixer]

Very neat car. Someone studied the sales literature a lot before ordering it. Basically a Road Runner with GTX level trim. This is one I'm hoping has a broadcast sheet still intact in it.

[WILMASBOYL78]

The poor man's Roadrunner...classic simplicity :worship:

[daverd]

Probably cost a
Little more than a 1969 base Road Runner.

[Bill Pritchard]

Neat car that's gonna need a lotta love to bring back. I wonder if the "Airtemp" (factory a/c) decal in the passenger rear quarter window was a factory goof that's been there since day 1, or if the window has been replaced with a boneyard item at some point?

[RSSSfan]

That's a funky looking shifter. Is that factory?


I kind of like the Day Two look with the slots and bias ply 60's. How old are those tires? :eek:

[wvhylander]

Buddy of mines 69 Super Bee with console had that same shifter. It was all original in 1977. It put the shifter handle right next to your knee.

[Bill Pritchard]

That's a funky looking shifter. Is that factory?


I kind of like the Day Two look with the slots and bias ply 60's. How old are those tires? :eek:

Yes, the shifter is factory. And per the auction wording, those tires & wheels do not come with the car....probably just as well.

[69b5bee]

Buddy of mines 69 Super Bee with console had that same shifter. It was all original in 1977. It put the shifter handle right next to your knee.

They're rather tough to find too...