1971 Plymouth Satellite Gtx - No Reserve! Free Shipping! on 2040-cars
Middletown, New York, United States
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PLEASE READ MY AD CAREFULY AND TO ITS FULLEST!!!! NO RESERVE! highest bidder takes car. Bid to Win!
Link with 140+ detailed pictures available. Also, Link with 2 videos. FREE SHIPPING to states in the continental US Call or message to inquire if you qualify for door to door free shipping. Most states qualify for free shipping. Very few states do not qualify but vehicle can still be shipped by small fee PLEASE ONLY PLACE AN OFFER IF YOU ARE WILLING AND ABLE TO MEET THE FOLLOWING CRITERIA: * $500.00 NONREFUNDABLE DEPOSIT DUE WHEN SALE IS AGREED AND/OR OFFER IS ACCEPTED. (Immediately due) * FULL PAYMENT MUST BE MADE WITHIN 7 DAYS OF AUCTION END (unless other arrangements made). WINNING BIDDER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR IMMEDIATE PAYMENT AND SHOULD CONTACT ME IMMEDIATELY. Cell phone (845)591-9481.
Local bidders are welcome and encouraged to inspect the Vehicle in person. Please call and ask any and all necessary questions prior to buying vehicle. Special requests for pictures are welcomed. We have a link to 140+ detailed pictures and 2 Videos. Please follow link as pictures and videos are very informative. We are a Licensed Auto Broker Agency located in Middletown NY. I am selling this vehicle on behalf of the owner. Our company will reach a fair sale agreement between our client (seller) and buyer. My job is to make the sale of this vehicle a smooth and secure transaction for our client and future buyer.
You will be dealing with me directly as the owner authorized our company as the broker for the sale. The vehicle and title are in our facility located in Middletown NY. Vehicle has been inspected by a local reputable repair shop and inspection station.
We are describing this vehicle to the best of our knowledge and will do our best to answer any questions you may have. Contact Mauricio at (845)591-9481 or don’t hesitate to send me a private message.
Vehicle description: VIN: RP23G1R249667 VIN Decoded R: Plymouth Belvedere or Satellite P: Premium Package 23: 2 door hardtop G: 318ci -V8- 2bbl (LA motor) 1: 1971 R: Assembly Plant windsor 249667: Sequence Number
Up for sale is this 1971 Plymouth Satellite GTX conversion with potential to be a roadrunner clone. It is a sharp looking and well done DRIVER as can be seen in pictures.
It has a 318ci engine and automatic transmission. As far as the previous owner knows, the engine and transmission are stock and it is a matching numbers car. Previous owner did restoration 8 years ago and he kept the same engine and transmission. Since the drive train was not replaced at time of restoration it makes us believe that it is the original engine and transmission. It was the premium price class at the time of assembly, with extra options like the floor shifter and center console (rare to find)
The car is in excellent mechanical condition. It has discs brakes in the front which was also an extra option from factory. The engine bay is clean and well done. I get complements of it all the time. It starts without the need of cold start choke and transmission is smooth. Suspension is solid as well as steering. Our mechanic said that the drive shaft might need to be balanced in the near future as it produces a vibration over 70mph. This however does not affect the drive ability of the car at all, specially under mentioned speed.
It is a turn key and go car!
The car sounds great accelerating down the road but it is not so loud at idle which make it a great driver. (SEE 2 VIDEOS)
Body looks sharp and gets plenty of attention when driving. I took plenty of detailed pictures. PLEASE LOOK AT ALL PICTURES AND VIDEOS. It has wider tires for the back. Also, headlamps have been upgraded. I have an extra set of aftermarket blue headlamps in the trunk as well as factory. All glass is intact and all 4 windows roll up and down accordingly. It has the factory spare wheel in the trunk. The trunk is also painted flat black to match the engine compartment.
Like I stated, this car was restored 8 years ago and as such there are imperfections, which I pointed out on pictures. These imperfections are not noticeable from a distance so I took close up pictures. There is bubbling of clear coat in left fender, scratch on right mirror, rust beginning in lower part of rear window, scratches on rear wing. There are 2 minor paint chips that turned into rust on edge where door meets fender (size of dime and less). one rust spot in the lowest part of right side wheel well. The chrome pieces show sun wear as well but NO rust. This summarizes its defects and I took pictures of everything.
Again these are all hardly noticeable from far. It is indeed a nice clean driver. Paint is in great shape. The stripes are painted, NOT vinyl.
The undercarriage is solid. all suspension and steering parts are free of major rust. The exhaust is also healthy. Floor and trunk pans look good as well. It has minor rust spots that I took pictures of.
Interiors are also in good condition. It has an upgraded steering wheel as well as sound system with two speakers in trunk. The back seats are spotless!. The front seats are all in good shape and have no rips. The inside door panels are also good. The gas gauge only works at times and the tachometer does not work. All lights and wipers work, including high beams. The previous owner added an oil pressure gauge on the center console. The upholstery is clean as well. Headliner has a hole the size of a nickle but it is in excellent shape. I have described this car entirely to the best of my knowledge. I encourage potential buyers to see ALL PICTURES AND VIDEOS as they are more informative than what I can describe with words. I took several pictures so buyer can see the car from different points of view and different lighting.
I am confident as of the good drive ability of the car and good condition. It is a nice, clean driver.
Note: Please note that this is an antique and a toy and should be looked as such. It is in good but not perfect condition. Call me at (845)591-9481 with any questions you may have. It is my job to sell this car without any misunderstandings link to 140+ pictures: http://s434.photobucket.com/user/mauriipince/slideshow/1971%20GTX?sort=3
link to videos link 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XjjZglQnXgc&feature=youtu.be
link 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zt3pO91RZ94&feature=youtu.be click or copy and paste link on browser
If you have any other questions please contact me at (845)591-9481 or send me a private message.
Thanks, Mauricio
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