CHASE! 1969 Plymouth Road Runner LA Times Grand Prix Pace Car GreenLight 1:64

1969 Plymouth Road Runner LA Times Grand Prix Pace Car Green Machine Chase – GreenLight 1:64

GreenLight | Green Machine Chase | 1:64 Scale | 30273

Features

• Green Machine Chase – Rare chase variation of GreenLight's LA Times Grand Prix exclusive release.
• 1969 Plymouth Road Runner – Classic Mopar muscle car presented as an official event pace car.
• LA Times Grand Prix Livery – Features official pace car graphics for the 1968 Los Angeles Times Grand Prix at Riverside International Raceway.
• Green Chase Wheels – Distinctive green wheels immediately identify this example as the Green Machine chase version.
• Bright Orange Finish – Orange body with black performance hood treatment and period event lettering.
• Riverside International Raceway Graphics – Detailed door markings reference the October 26–27 Grand Prix weekend at the historic California circuit.
• Exclusive Release – Special GreenLight hobby-market exclusive with event-specific card artwork.
• Diecast Metal Chassis – Limited-edition GreenLight construction with diecast metal chassis.
• Factory Sealed Packaging – Presented on its original commemorative LA Times Grand Prix blister card.

The 1969 Plymouth Road Runner was created around a straightforward muscle-car formula: put serious performance into a relatively affordable midsize Plymouth without loading it with unnecessary luxury equipment. Introduced for 1968, the Road Runner quickly became one of Plymouth's best-known performance cars and a major part of the late-1960s Mopar lineup.

This GreenLight exclusive recreates a Road Runner in official pace car trim for the 1968 Los Angeles Times Grand Prix at Riverside International Raceway. The orange body carries prominent Times Grand Prix, Plymouth Road Runner and Official Pace Car graphics along with Riverside International Raceway event markings. The commemorative card artwork includes a layout of the Riverside circuit and identifies the October 26–27 event.

This example is the Green Machine Chase version, distinguished from the regular release by GreenLight's signature green chase components. The green wheels are especially easy to identify against the orange pace car body and make the chase variation immediately recognizable while it remains sealed in the package.

The combination of Road Runner muscle-car history, Riverside International Raceway, period pace-car graphics and Green Machine chase status makes this release especially relevant to collectors of Mopar, historic racing vehicles, pace cars and GreenLight chase models.

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Common Collector Questions and Answers

What makes this Plymouth Road Runner a Green Machine Chase?
This is GreenLight's chase variation of the LA Times Grand Prix release. Its distinctive green wheels and other green chase detailing separate it from the standard-production version.

What event does this Road Runner commemorate?
The model represents an official pace car for the 1968 Los Angeles Times Grand Prix held at Riverside International Raceway on October 26–27.

Why is Riverside International Raceway significant?
Riverside was one of America's major road-racing circuits and hosted important sports car, Can-Am, Trans-Am, NASCAR and IndyCar events before closing in 1989.

Why was the Plymouth Road Runner important during the muscle-car era?
Plymouth designed the Road Runner around affordable performance, combining powerful V8 options with a relatively straightforward equipment package. That formula helped make it one of the defining Mopar muscle cars of the late 1960s.

Why are Green Machine versions more collectible?
Green Machines are GreenLight's chase variants and are produced in substantially smaller quantities than their corresponding regular releases. Their distinctive green components also make them easy for collectors to identify.