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1969 Plymouth Gtx Roadrunner Mopar #s Matching Real Survivor 440 Air Grabber on 2040-cars

Year:1969 Mileage:106000 Color: Bronze Fire Metallic (T5) /
 Tan
Location:

Hampshire, Illinois, United States

Hampshire, Illinois, United States
Advertising:
Transmission:Automatic column shift
Engine:440 Wedge 4 bbl with Air Grabber hood
Vehicle Title:Clear
For Sale By:Owner
VIN: RS23L9A25xxxx Year: 1969
Exterior Color: Bronze Fire Metallic (T5)
Make: Plymouth
Interior Color: Tan
Model: GTX
Trim: 2 door Hard Top
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Drive Type: Rear wheel drive with Sure Grip (Posi)
Options: CD Player
Mileage: 106,000
Condition: UsedA vehicle is considered used if it has been registered and issued a title. Used vehicles have had at least one previous owner. The condition of the exterior, interior and engine can vary depending on the vehicle's history. See the seller's listing for full details and description of any imperfections.Seller Notes:"This 1969 GTX is in original, unrestored condition. It is in remarkable shape considering its a 44 year old muscle car. It has minor dents, scratches and minor rust. (See photos) The interior is in fair condition but could use new seat covers."

1969 Plymouth GTX 440-4 barrel, numbers matching SURVIVOR. This one is still wearing its original factory applied paint with the exception of the drivers side front fender and door. It also has its original factory applied saddle (tan) vinyl top! By numbers matching I mean the matching VIN is stamped on the radiator support, the engine, the transmission and the left side trunk lip. It also has the fender tag which has never been removed.

What makes this GTX stand out among others is the fact that it is almost entirely unmolested original factory condition with many of its factory assembly line markings still present. (See photos)

This GTX was ordered with the N96 code for Air Grabber hood, Goodyear Red Streak tires, magnum 500 chrome road wheels and has a passengers side mirror which makes it one of 337 ever produced with this option according to Govier. The saddle top / bronze fire metallic color combination is extremely rare on a GTX. I have searched on-line and at numerous car shows for over 10 years and have found only two others with this color combination! Even then other options were different making this GTX possibly One of One or at minimum, One of very few! This is what attracted me to this GTX, not another black, blue, or red, run of the mill muscle car.

Other reasons that this GTX is special is because it comes with the original broadcast sheet, original window sticker, original owners manual, the original warranty booklet with original owners name written in it and maintenance receipts dating back over 20 years!  

The GTX was ordered and shipped to Bill Swad Chrysler & Plymouth in Columbus, Ohio on September 16, 1969. The original owner, John D. White, an older gentlemen, used the GTX as his summer transportation, even putting chrome door guards and front mud flaps on it to protect his pride and joy.

If your looking for a muscle car that hasn't been dinked with, still wearing its original paint, this is that car!

All floor pans and frame rails are solid with no repairs needed or ever done.

The GTX currently has Hooker Competition Headers and exhaust however the original manifolds come with it.

Some upgrades have been made to include electronic ignition.

Recent new parts include, 4 new tires $700.00, front suspension professional rebuilt by Mike Riels Dodge in Roseville, MI (Including new front shocks, painting parts to resemble original colors and painted inspection marks $2,100.00. New original style battery from Mancini Racing $264.00.

The original thumbwheel AM radio works great but is disconnected. There is a hidden Pioneer CD player with MP3 jack in the glove box. I purchased different kick panels and glove box so that nothing original to the car was cut. All original parts that I have will come with the GTX.

You are welcome to arrange an inspection and test drive.  

The GTX runs and drives great however I suggest trailering it on account it has 4:10 gears. It would be extremely hard on the engine to run it over 55mph for any distance. It would also be extremely hard on your wallet!

The reserve price is set at $24,900 NOT because I think that is what the GTX is worth, I think it's worth a lot more! A reserve price is set at the very minimum that I am willing to let it sell for.

Sorry I will not close the auction for anyone offering the reserve price.

Sorry I am not interested in trades.

I do hold the right to close the auction according to eBay rules as this car is for sale locally.  

Thank you and buy this car, its worth it!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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