1970 Plymouth Gtx 440 Automatic Semi Survivor on 2040-cars
Rochester, Michigan, United States
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Up for auction is this very solid and documented 1970 Plymouth GTX 440. This car sat in my uncles garage since 1993 when he purchased it in West Virginia. Vin #RS23 UOA 105284 washer motor/ radiator support/ trunk edge numbers all match vin. The engine is a none numbers matching steel crank 1971 440 4bbl. Numbers match a 1971 4bbl C body as is the 727 Automatic Transmission. Galen Govier documentation and all receipts plus Owners manual, 1970 Service manual and previous owners information included. Fender tag in its original place. No broadcast sheet.
Car is very solid with very little rust. New quarters were installed before my uncle purchased it in 1993. Right front fender looks like it was replaced at some time due to the fact that the car was undercoated when new and the right side fender has no undercoating on it. All other metal is completely original and rock solid. Although the car looks like it had a repaint many years ago the car retains Most of the original paint. Hood/Deck lid stripe is not original to the car. The lighter blue has faded off and actually rubs off the darker B7 original paint where it still left. Unbeilievably solid rockers/ fenders/doors/ and floor boards. Trunk is super solid with small rust holes where the trunk meets the wheel well. Right front fender is a little beat up but rest of car is pretty straight. There is rust on both bottom corners on the rear windows. All glass except the windshield are original. Interior needs a headliner. Seats have been recovered and the original door panels look good. Seat backs need painting. Interior is over all in very nice shape. Front bumper is a new one and the rear one looks great.This car is not a show car but original unrestored vehicle. Could be a driver super quick and its only original once. That being said this car would make a killer restoration. New parts installed with in the last year are a complete PST front end rebuid kit everything done. Bushings, bearings, tie rods ends everything replaced and then aligned by the neighbor hood firestone dealer. Brand new BF Goodrich tires. New front brake lines soft and hard. Complete brake job, I sent original 11" front shoes to a shop for relining. Wheel cylinders shoesall around. New shocks, RPM performer intake, new Holly 770 street avenger carb, new gas tank and sending unit. New Mancini Racing electronic ignition/ wires/ plugs/ coil. Many new parts all new light bulbs throughout. many other items new. Newly rebuilt stearing gear box. New repo nice chrome mirrors and a rare eight track player and TIC TOC clock/ hood turn signals included. Nothing hidden very solid. Car runs and drives but will need to be trailered. Transmission leaks. I thought it was the pan and replaced it with a new one and it looks like its coming from the shifter above the pan. Engine runs and fires right up but has a noisy valve train. I think the motor needs a rebuild but does run and doesn't blow smoke. Odometer reads 42,561 but I assume it has rolled over. A $500 deposit is required with in 24 hours of purchase and final payment arraignments and pick up of vehicle within one week. Cash is king. No warranties car as is. |
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