Beautiful Total #s Matching 1969 Gtx 2 Door Hardtop - 440 V8 - 41,102 Miles on 2040-cars
New Baltimore, Michigan, United States
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HELLO... UP FOR BID IS MY RARE AND TOTAL NUMBERS MATCHING 1969 PLYMOUTH GTX TWO DOOR HARDTOP. THIS GTX HAS SPENT MOST OF ITS LIFE AS PART OF A COLLECTION IN DORAL, FLORIDA UNTIL 2012. THE BODY IS EXTRA CLEAN, ALL DOORS SHUT LIKE NEW AND BODY LINES ARE EXCELLENT. THE CAR WAS PAINTED ABOUT 7 YEARS AGO AND SHOWS VERY NICE AS THE PAINT JUST GLOWS. THE GLASS IS GOOD AND THE CHROME GTX SIDE MOLDINGS LOOK SHOWROON NEW. THE CHROME GTX WHEEL WELL MOLDINGS ALSO LOOK BRAND NEW. THE CHROME BUMPERS ARE NICE AND SHINE BRIGHT. THERE ARE A COUPLE PAINT CHIPS THAT WERE TOUCHED UP BUT THIS CAR IS A TOTAL LOOKER AND READY TO SHOW. THIS CAR IS POWERED BY A STOCK 440 V8 HIGH PERFORMANCE COMMANDO WITH 375 STOCK HORSEPOWER FROM THE FACTORY. ALSO HAS THE STOCK TCI TORQUE FLITE AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION THAT SHIFTS PERFECT. THE ENGINE COMPARTMENT LOOKS STOCK AND VERY NICE. WE TOOK THE CAR TO A CHRYSLER DEALER AND HAD IT PUT ON HOIST TO MAKE SURE ENGINE AND TRANSMISSION ALL MATCHED THE VIN SERIAL NUMBERS PERFECT. CAR IS EQUIPPED WITH A 323 POSI REAR END, POWER STEERING AND BRAKES. THE INTERIOR IS ALSO IN BEAUTIFUL CONDITION, THE BUCKET SEATS ARE VERY NICE, THE STOCK CONSOLE SHIFTER IS EXCELLENT, CARPET LOOKS BRAND NEW, THE DOOR PANELS LOOK BRAND NEW. NEW LOOKING FISHER DOOR SILL PLATES, BACK SEAT ALSO VERY NICE. THE INTERIOR IS GORGEOUS AND THE ONLY THING MISSING IS A LITTLE PIECE OF CHROME TRIM. THE RADIO IS STILL IN THE CAR, ALL CONSOLE LIGHTS AND DOME LIGHT WORK {PLEASE SEE ALL INTERIOR PICTURES}. THE TRUNK IS BEAUTIFUL PLEASE SEE PICS. THE UNDERSIDE HAS BEEN TOTALLY ZIEBARTED AND VERY NICE, FLOORS ARE ALL EXCELLENT AND TOOK SOME PICS OF UNDERSIDE. HAS THE STOCK RIMS WITH NEW RED LINE TIRES TOO MATCH CAR. HAS FULL DUAL EXHAUST SYSTEM WITH THE MOPAR CHROME TIPS, THIS GTX RUNS - DRIVES AND SOUNDS JUST LIKE IT LOOKS "AWESOME." TITLE IS FREE AND CLEAR WITH NO LEINS AT ALL. MILES READ 41,102 ACTUAL. THE WINDSHIELD WIPERS WORK GREAT, ALL LIGHTS AND TURN SIGNALS WORK. IF YOU ARE CONSIDERING HAVING THE GTX SHIPPED WE USE A REASONABLEY PRICED TRANSPORATION COMPANY. I CAN PROVIDE YOU WITH A GREAT PRICE QUOTE IF YOU EMAIL ME YOUR ZIP CODE. I BELIEVE MY BUY IT NOW PRICE IS EXCEPTIONALLY LOW FOR THIS NUMBERS MATCHING GTX. YOU CANNOT DUPLICATE THIS CAR FOR WHAT I AM ASKING. IF YOU'D LIKE TO MAKE A FAIR OFFER PLEASE EMAIL ME. FOR THAT REASON I RESERVE THE RIGHT TO END THE AUCTION EARLY. YOU WONT FIND A NICER NUMBERS MATCHING 69 GTX FOR THIS BUY IT NOW PRICE. THIS CAR DEMANDS ATTENTION AND IS A CROWD PLEASER, IT DEMANDS ATTENTION. IT IS NOT A PERFECT SHOW CAR SINCE IT IS DRIVEN AND ENJOYED AND IT WOULD BE HARD TO FIND ONE CLEANER ANYWERE. YOU CAN TAKE THIS CAR TO ANY CAR SHOW WITH PRIDE. THIS IS A BEAUTIFUL CONVERSATION PIECE THAT YOU CAN BE TRULY PROUD OF. ONE OF THE PICTURES IS MY 17 YEAR OLD SON DRIVING. HE RECENTLY GRADUATED AND I LET HIM DRIVE THE GTX TO PICKUP HIS GIRLFRIEND FOR THE GRADUATION CEREMONY. HE SAID THE GTX GOT MORE ATTENTION THEN HIS GRADUATION CEREMONY, IT DREW A LARGE CROWD. I ALSO SNAPPED A PICTURE SHOWING A COUPLE TROPHIES WON FROM LOCAL CAR SHOWS. I TOOK TONS OF PICS TODAY TO CAPTURE ALL ANGLES IN ORDER TO ILLUSTRATE HOW CLEAN THIS GTX IS. THE PICTURES SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES, YOU REALLY HAVE TO SEE THIS CAR IN PERSON TO TRULY APPRECIATE IT. GOOD LUCK ON BIDDING AND I WANT TO THANK YOU FOR TAKING THE TIME TO LOOK. MAY GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY.
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If you want to follow along with the coverage, check out the Hagerty Fantasy Bid online game here.
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