Lot 3834: 1969 Dodge Charger R/T
For Sale
$159,500
VIN: XS29J9G153834
- 25k mi TMU
-
Location: Hunt County, Texas, USA
-
Originality: Projectinfo
-
Transmission: Automatic
-
Handedness: LHD
- There are 16 Dodge Charger R/T - 2nd Gen (1968 to 1970) for sale right now.
Vehicle Details
Anon
how much is a 1969 dodge charger rt worth?
A 1969 Dodge Charger RT can range from about $48,000 for a driver-quality example to well over $200,000 for a documented 426 Hemi car in top condition. Here’s how the market breaks down:
Valuation Tiers for 1969 Chargers
| Tier | Description | Price Range |
|---|---|---|
| Base Chargers | 318/383 V8, project or driver | $26,000 – $59,000 |
| RT (440 V8) | Driver condition | $69,000 – $110,000 |
| RT (440 V8) | Restored, nice examples | $111,000 – $135,000 |
| RT SE (440) | Special Edition, premium | $125,000 – $185,000 |
| RT 426 HEMI | Numbers-matching, driver | $159,500 – $200,000 |
| RT 426 HEMI | Fully restored/show | $200,000 – $254,000+ |
| Daytona | Winged models | $275,000 – $3,000,000 |
2nd Gen Charger Market Overview (1968–1970)
- Average Sale: $151,199
- Recent Sales Range: $32,968 – $3,000,000 (including Daytonas)
- Market Activity: 531 total listings, strong 80% sell-through rate
How Does This Compare to the Hemi Charger We’re Discussing?
The $159,500 asking price on this numbers-matching 426 Hemi RT is actually fairly positioned—here’s why:
- Recent Hemi Sales: Very similar Hemi Chargers sold for $170,500, $176,000, and $231,000 at auction in 2024–2025
- Project Factor: This car is described as a “solid project” needing restoration, which explains why it sits below those restored comps
- Unique Value: The claimed 1-of-1 R6 Dark Red with red tail stripe combo adds provenance
- Documentation: Original dash VIN, fender tag, broadcast sheet, and matching Carter carbs support the asking price
For comparison, a 1968–1969 Hemi Charger in comparable condition (like our listing) represents real value at this price point—restored examples easily command $200K+.
Want me to help you find other 1969 Charger RTs currently for sale? There are options ranging from this $48,000 driver up to a nicely restored $185K example. Just let me know what direction you’re leaning!