I'm sure others can add to the list but off the top of my head:
Biggest visual difference is front grille and rear tail lights completely different
Scoops in hood are different from 68 to 69 and Air Grabber was not available in '68.
Side markers were round in '68, rectangular in "69
Dual Stripe "Performance Hood Treatment" available in '69 only
'69 models have more trim, interior and exterior for comparable models
Seat patterns different (too many to list)
Drivetrain is essentially the same, both 383 & Hemi, Trans & axles
Road runner decals in color in 69, different "bird" graphics too
I'm sure others can add to the list but off the top of my head:
Biggest visual difference is front grille and rear tail lights completely different
Scoops in hood are different from 68 to 69 and Air Grabber was not available in '68.
Side markers were round in '68, rectangular in "69
Dual Stripe "Performance Hood Treatment" available in '69 only
'69 models have more trim, interior and exterior for comparable models
Seat patterns different (too many to list)
Drivetrain is essentially the same, both 383 & Hemi, Trans & axles
Road runner decals in color in 69, different "bird" graphics too
and the door knob (the bit you pull up/push down to unlock/lock the door from the inside) on the 68 is further back towards the rear eadge of the door, whereas the 69's knob is approx 10" (rough guess) further forward, towards the middle :icon_geek:
Presumably moved after realising how awkward it is to reach the knob on the 68s from the front seatsops:
When I drove my Charger last week my arm felt just fine hanging out the window. I'm the shortest in my family (6'-01") and I was fine. I can't speak to a Roadrunner, but it should be a similar experience versus a Charger.
Dan
It's been a few months since i got to drive with the windows down:eusa_boohoo: But if i remember right i couldn't put my arm straight out or i'd hit the lock i had to put my arm in front of the lock with the back of my tricep smacked against it. So if 68' has closer to the middle that would solve that problem.
I find the top of the door a bit high (from memory - havent driven it for 4 years!) to rest my arm on :icon_neutral:
Anyhoo, I've got an armrest if I need to to rest my arm. They can be quite useful for that :idea1:
The color running bird on a 68 is only found on the trunk finish panel. The bare bones steering wheel was found in both 68 and 69's68 RR decals on the doors where black and white, also the one on the dash. The only colored one was on the trunk and if i'm recalling it correctly, the decal on the trunk was a running Roadrunner, the 69 version was a standing Roadrunner holding a racing helmet.
I also believe the cheapest 68RR had a bare bone steering wheel.