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1973 Plymouth Sebring Plus, Gtx, , 440 6 Pack, Roadrunner, Satellite Sebring on 2040-cars

US $17,000.00
Year:1973 Mileage:49999
Location:

Arlington, Washington, United States

Arlington, Washington, United States





1973 Plymouth Satellite Sebring. Original a big block 400.  Updated to a 440 6 BARREL with 727 TF.  Rapid shift B&M shifter, center console, bucket seats, and vintage Cragar rims.  Is a Gtx clone. Windows are  tinted and in good shape, with exception of driver side window has chips out of top of glass, seen in photos. Body work is straight and paint is in acceptable shape for not being a fresh restoration. Car is not perfect if looking for perfection. Car would need to be  re-sprayed,  for perfection and a few finishing touch's cosmetically. Car seems to be virtually rust free all  around the  body,  trunk is solid,  interior floor pans are solid and looked to be untouched and original as seen in my video’s. passenger rear below trunk drip rail has slight rust bubbling, expected.  Older Restoration done years prior, but performed with quality in mind. This is a  driver, motor and transmission are dry and in Proper working order. Carbs have been set properly.  Factory 8 3/4 surer grip rear end, front disc brakes, power steering and is a great cruiser! 440 is very strong and FAST, will light up the tires with ease. Interior is also in good shape, as seen in video's and photos.  I have taken lots of additional photos and videos of undercarriage, starting and driving roadrunner.  Hopefully this will help you in making a clear buying decision.

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Brian Wilson, Owner

Classic car Addiction

425-931-6448

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