Govier Documented Restored - 1967 Plymouth Gtx 440 Coupe - 949 Miles on 2040-cars
Lakeland, Florida, United States
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GOVIER DOCUMENTED - DAVE YOUNG RESTORED ONE OF 2,486 FACTORY 440 V-8 FOUR SPEEDS BUILT FULL RESTORATION - PROPER DATE CODED DRIVE TRAIN 1967 PLYMOUTH GTX COUPE ONLY 949 MILES SINCE COMPLETED Just arrived, this beautiful GTX Coupe was restored to original condition in 2004. It is one of only 2,486 440 Commando V-8, fours speeds built in 1967. Documented by Galen Govier, trim tag decode by expert Dave Young, and documents from the Chrysler Historical Society document this car as the real deal. Now is it ready for it's new owner... My shop has gone thru all the mechanicals and the car is ready to drive. This is the best color combination and will draw attention wherever you go. There was a new dual stage repaint in the factory Bright Blue Metallic. Correct no stripe option GTX hood with dual scoops. The interior of the car is also new. Correct Black Legendary bucket seats, door panels, and carpet were installed... Every aspect of the interior of this car is new and the correct level of detail and restoration.. All new or revamped original chrome and stainless trim throughout. Equipped with the factory 440 / 375HP V-8 Commando engine and original four speed manual transmission... Power front disc brakes !!! New correct chrome wheels and red line radial tires
This car has been refreshed, detailed and ready to drive or show. FEATURES AND OPTION INFORMATION EVERYTHING WORKS AS NEW Accident and rust free sheet metal New dual stage repaint in factory Bright Blue Metallic Excellent new Black bucket seat interior Mint new dash, carpet, & door panels New or excellent original chrome and soft trim throughout Correct date code 440 cubic inch V8 engine Rebuilt factory four speed transmission 3.55 rear end Power steering and front disc brakes Factory AM radio (with FM conversion) and speakers - Factory clock Mint correct chrome wheels and red line radial tires Only 949 miles since completed I SELL ALL MY CARS ON NEGOTIATED EBAY BUY-IT-NOWS... DON'T MISS THIS CAR AS IT DISAPPEARS AS AN EBAY "SOLD CAR" VIA BUY-IT-NOW I SPECIALIZE IN LOCATING PRISTINE CLASSIC CARS. EXCELLENT HISTORY OF CAR EXPORTS FOR OUT OF COUNTRY BUYERS.
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CHASSIS PIX ARE POSTED... PAPERWORK DOCS AND VIN/TRIM PLATES POSTED THERE ARE MANY PIX BELOW OF THE INTERIOR, ENGINE, TRUNK AND CHASSIS PLEASE GIVE THEM TIME TO LOAD FOR VIEWING... THE BOARD INCORRECTLY STATES "HEMI" THIS CAR WAS NOT AND IS NOT A HEMI.. IT IS A 440/375 COMMANDO V-8 CAR PLEASE CALL WITH QUESTIONS OR FOR A BUY IT NOW CALL MIKE @ 863-944-8615 OR EMAIL sales@mjcclassiccars.com PLEASE CALL WITH QUESTIONS OR FOR A BUY IT NOW CALL MIKE @ 863-944-8615 OR EMAIL sales@mjcclassiccars.com PLEASE CALL WITH QUESTIONS OR FOR A BUY IT NOW CALL MIKE @ 863-944-8615 OR EMAIL sales@mjcclassiccars.com |
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