1971 Plymouth Gtx 440 6-pack, Auto, Air Grabber, Sassy Grass Green, Show Car!!! on 2040-cars
Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania, United States
1971 Plymouth GTX (RS23U1G155xxx) 440c.i. , six pack (3x2bbl carbs), auto 727 transmission, factory GTX not a clone, with original console, Air Grabber set-up, high impact FJ6 Sassy-grass green paint (was GF7 Sherwood green), factory power steering, factory power disc brakes, Air Grabber hood, bucket seats, fender tag, original door VIN decal, factory A/C car (currently not on or with car), 8 3/4 rear end, 3.55 posi diff., 26” 4-core radiator, factory AM/FM radio, black interior, 15x7 Rallye wheels, Tuff wheel, GTX floor mats, dual exhaust with factory chrome tips. All of the body/sequence numbers match on the radiator support, cowl area, original door VIN decal and fender tag. Factory U-code 440-4bbl 370 HP car. The Air Grabber and 6-pack were added years ago.
This GTX is not only an awesome restored show condition car, it is a very rare car with only 2,211 1971 GTX 440-4bbl automatic hardtops ever made!!!
The GTX has been fully restored from front to back. The drivetrain, front/rear suspension, engine bay, trunk, interior, gas tank, rear end, fuel lines, brake lines, and air grabber have all been restored to a very high quality restoration. This awesome GTX was mainly completed about 10 years ago and now has just had a fresh light restoration! The GTX will be an excellent car to be driven on nice days to shows and cruises. A restoration of this caliber takes a lot of time, patience and money to be done correct. Please understand this is not your average “driver” condition GTX!!!
I typically restore or finish around 10 Mopars a year and have been working on them for more than 25 years and I do everyone as they were my own to keep. I put a lot of time, effort, pride and money in the cars that I offer for sale which is evident when viewing one of my cars compared to others for sale. This is one of the few cars you can view in person and say that it is actually nicer than the photos.
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PAINT, BODY AND FRAME The body is extremely straight and clean and in excellent shape. The trunk floor, trunk extensions, wheel well housings, doors, floor boards, quarters and fenders are all in great original condition. The rear quarters had only the center area over the wheel section replaced. The frame and floorboards are in excellent original shape. The undercarriage is very clean and neat with no rust and has the original green paint under the factory undercoat. The PPG FJ6 Sassy Grass Green base/clear paint was done around 12 years ago and looks like it is fresh out of the paint booth. The outside of the inner fenders were also painted body color. Even the jams are awesome on this car including both doors and the trunk jam. The super high-gloss deep clear coat shine was just professionally wet sanded with 1500 and 2000 grit paper to achieve a high caliber ultra finish. This long process alone took over 40 hours and the finish shows it! The door jams are super nice and clean and you can see the factory seems all the way around the edges. The are only a few very minor flaws in the paint: very small brush touch chip on the back corner of the hood (shown in photo), couple very small chips on the very bottom of the 1/4 ’s (behind the tires)
GLASS, CHROME AND TRIM The front windshield is newer and the rear glass is in nice original condition. The side glass is in very good original shape and only has a few minor small scratches. All the glass is factory tint and all date coded with exception to the new front glass. The front and rear bumpers are newer and in excellent condition. The outside door handles and antenna are newer. The trim pieces are super clean and were polished for optimum shine. The front grill has been restored and has the correct GTX emblem. The taillights and rocker moldings are very nice original’s (also restored) and look beautiful. The taillight bezel is newer.
INTERIOR The black interior has been completely restored and looks excellent! Some new items are the door panels, arm rest pads, door handles, window cranks, carpet, speaker shelf, trunk divider, sill/scuff plates, seat covers (Legendary Auto), headliner, glove box liner, door and roof rail weather-stripping and dash pad. The Rallye dash cluster is also in very nice restored original condition with factory tachometer. All factory gauges work and operate correctly. All lighting works as should including the high/low beams, dome light, reverse lights, tail lights, parking lights, turn signals, four-way flashers, and license plate light. The fan motor (switch mounted on bottom of the dash), horn, factory AM/FM radio (radio AM works but problem with FM) and E-brake all work. The A/C heater box and most of the factory duct work is still under the dash if anyone is looking to add the A/C back on. I have another working correct AM/FM radio that I will include.
DRIVE TRAIN The strong running all rebuilt 440-6
is a 1972 steel crank motor with well under 5,000 miles on it! It has the correct 440 hp manifolds on
it. It has a Edelbrock six pack intake
and Holley carbs, linkage, new electronic distributor kit with ECU box, and new
Mopar coil. The engine was completely rebuilt
and I have all the info from the previous owner that has had the car for more
than 12 years. It had been totally done:
magnafluxed, bored .030 over and decked, polished crank, 6 pack forged pistons,
recon. rods, crane adjustable rockers and push rods, totally redone heads with
minor street porting, hardened seats, valves, springs, stems, seals etc… Also
had new freeze plugs, gaskets, fuel pump and was upgraded oil pump and hemi oil
pan. The 440 makes excellent power and
runs great. This engine runs extremely
smooth and very easy to drive in any given traffic condition. The motor does
not smoke, tick or make any noises. The casting date on the 440 is
The automatic 727 was completely rebuilt from front to back and shifts excellent through the gears and is an absolute blast to drive! The ID number is 3A237413 making it a 1973 trans. The GTX has excellent drivability and cools well even in stop and go traffic. This excellent drive train combo runs and drives awesome in all conditions whether highway or city driving. Also added were a electric thermostat controlled fan and a heavy duty tranny cooler!
The Air Grabber works excellent! It has a brand new factory on/off switch and vacuum lines. It opens and closes excellent and looks super cool!!! It is a very nice factory Mopar set up that was added some time ago along with the hood!
The 8 3/4 rear-end has a 3.55 posi unit with new bearings and seals.
SUSPENSION The complete front suspension has
been restored with made in the ADDITIONAL PHOTOS YOU CAN VIEW OVER 40 ADDITIONAL PHOTOS ON MY SHUTTERFLY BY CLICKING (OR COPY & PASTING) THE LINK BELOW: Here are the fender tag codes:
N42 R21 V21 V7X 26 END L31 M21 M25 M31 N41 C55 G11 G31 G33 H51 J45 GF7 U A01 B41 B51 C16 GF7 P6X9 TX9 C01 097734 E86 D32 RS23 U1G 155xxx
Decoding of Fender Tag: Bottom to Top, Left to Right
NEW/NEWER ITEMS ON CAR
· Plug wires/plugs · Edelbrock six pack intake and newer carbs etc… · GTX floor mats · Correct Go-Wing · Positive and negative wires · New antifreeze · REM correct factory trunk mat · Brake lines front to rear · All brake hoses · Door, trunk and roof rail weatherstripping · Newer front and rear bumpers · Newer antenna kit · Door handles · Excellent restored grill · GTX emblems and trunk decal · 26” Original new 4-core tank radiator w/ factory fan shroud · Wheel lip moldings · Restored rocker moldings · Transmission lines · Please note there is a spare tire, factory jack and base
CLOSING You won’t be disappointed with this beautiful restored 1971 GTX. It’s a very sharp looking car, in beautiful condition and ready to drive, show and enjoy. The GTX has won more than 60 awards, several best of show and best Mopar awards.
I own a detail shop and
typically restore 10 MOPARS a year. I
can assure you won’t find a nicer 1971 GTX of this caliber for less than my asking
price. I am not interested in
trades, sorry. Always feel free to call me with any questions, I
have no problem discussing this car in complete detail with you and actually
encourage you to do so. I purchased cars over the internet and I know
the concerns and can set you mind at ease.
I am critical and again will GLADLY discuss the car with you in complete
detail over the phone as long as you are a serious buyer with the funds to buy.
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TERMS OF
No Warranty, As-Is, Buyer Pays Shipping, Non-Refundable $1000 Deposit (cash, money order, certified bank check or bank wire only) due within 48 hours of winning bid. Buyer must contact me within 24 hours of winning bid (412-496-1439) or the sale is void and car re-sold. Final Payment (cash or bank wire only… any bank checks MUST clear before vehicle is released) is due within five business days of sale. All bank/certified checks take at least 10 business days to clear the bank, so I highly recommend and prefer cash or bank wire transfers. Vehicle pick-up is due within two weeks of deposit unless we come to a different written agreement. Failure to pick-up the vehicle within designated time voids sale and forfeits deposit. Serious buyers only… please be sure you have the funds to purchase… I can’t wait for your “settlement” to happen. We will leave feedback. I highly recommend you view the car or hire a third party inspector. Again, I am happy to discuss the car in complete detail. I can’t stress this enough PLEASE CALL me I will answer all your questions honestly.
I reserve the right to
end the auction early. I only sell to
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