For all 1969 owners this time.......

[Alaskan_TA]

Hey guys,
Your turn, Doug Hammer has scanned more of his collection. These are the 1969 "pocket salesman's guides" with ordering information & pricing.

The Dodge version can be seen here;

http://www.hamtramck-historical.com/dealerships/1969SalesmansPocketGuidesDodge-01.shtml

....and the Plymouth version here;

http://www.hamtramck-historical.com/dealerships/1969SalesmansPocketGuidesPlymouth-01.shtml

Thanks again Doug!

Barry

[DAYTONA]

Barry,

...great info

...I have a 69 1/2 Bee...were there new guides/pages for the 69 1/2 Bee, RRunner and Daytona models

[Alaskan_TA]

Not that I have seen Larry? Mid-year stuff seems to have been left in the lurch with these since they were printed very early in the model year.

The T/A and AAR stuff is not in the 1970 books for the same reason. 

It is possible that the mid year models were mentioned in PIBs (Product Information Bulletins) I am still looking for any that I do not have yet. The ones I do have so far can be seen here;

1969;

http://www.hamtramck-historical.com/1969-PIB-Index.shtml

1970;

http://www.hamtramck-historical.com/1970-PIB-Index.shtml

If anyone can help with any not seen at those links, please let me know? 

Barry

[DAYTONA]

Not that I have seen Larry? Mid-year stuff seems to have been left in the lurch with these since they were printed very early in the model year.

The T/A and AAR stuff is not in the 1970 books for the same reason. 

It is possible that the mid year models were mentioned in PIBs (Product Information Bulletins) I am still looking for any that I do not have yet. The ones I do have so far can be seen here;

1969;

http://www.hamtramck-historical.com/1969-PIB-Index.shtml

1970;

http://www.hamtramck-historical.com/1970-PIB-Index.shtml

If anyone can help with any not seen at those links, please let me know? 

Barry

...thanx

...probably due to the projected short production runs/limited build on these vehicles....

...not sure how many dealerships there were in 1969-70, but probably not enough cars built for each dealer to even get one(hmmmmm, that seems familiar)

[69coronetrt]

There is an insert to the '68 Dodge data book for the introduction of the Super Bee but it was a new model. The others mentioned above are, generally, option packages available for existing models and not really a 'new model' per se. As Barry stated, any info on their introduction was probably covered in PIBs, brochures and other dealer notifications.

Doug