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US $10,000.00
Year:1967 Mileage:57000
Location:

Brooks, AB, Canada

Brooks, AB, Canada

Real GTX !!! Not a clone

1967 Belvedere GTX Silver, Red interior, Buckets (headrests Which are rare!!),console car. Date Code Running 440(Not Original) with new carb, automatic. Battery moved to the trunk, Fuel Cell. Quarter panels have been done, need fine tuning on body and paint.

Has Fender Tag & Broadcast Sheet!!!

Break Down of Fender Tag

 

CAR: Plymouth GTX 2 Door Hardtop

ENGINE: 440cid 4-bbl HP V8

TRANSMISSION: 3-Speed Automatic

TIRES: G70x15 White Side Wall, fiberglass belted

BUILD DATE: June 20.

AXLE: 3.23 Rear Axle Ratio, Sure Grip

INTERIOR: Premium Trim Grade, Vinyl Bucket Seats. Red Interior.

PAINT: Monotone Silver Metallic Paint.

OTHER: Stripe Deleted.

 

MOLDINGS:

 

ABC OPTIONS:

A1: 26in Radiator

F5: Unknown Option

R1: AM Radio

S1: Air Conditioning

X1: Tinted Glass (all)

 

abc OPTIONS:

a6: Console

b5: Unknown Option

h7: Fender or Hood Mounted Turn Signal Indicators

j4: Unknown Option

k7: Passenger Outside Manual Mirror

p6: Unknown Option

u1: Sold Car When Built (Somebody Ordered It)

PRODUCTION 11,429

 

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