YouTube’s “Auto Archaeology” documented the unveiling of a 1969 Charger, marking its journey to a new home after years of dormancy. Despite being covered in dust upon discovery, the Charger revealed itself to be in decent condition, albeit with some rust spots.
This particular 1969 Charger stands out due to its factory-correct Medium Green Poly finish, paired with a white top. Notably, it originally featured a green vinyl roof, a rare option that matches its green interior, making it a triple-green Charger – a unique combination in itself.
Equipped with a 440-cubic-inch big-block V8, though not original to the car, the Charger boasts impressive performance credentials for its era. While it may require some restoration work before hitting the road, its potential for revival is undeniable.
As the second model year for the second-generation Charger, the 1969 model received subtle updates, including a new grille design and taillights. With its classic styling and performance prowess, the Charger continues to capture enthusiasts’ hearts decades after its initial release.