1967 Gtx Convertible Special Order Car on 2040-cars
New Fairfield, Connecticut, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Year: 1967
Make: Plymouth
Drive Type: auto
Model: GTX
Mileage: 0
Trim: GTX
1967 GTX Convertible special order car 440 auto on the column buddy seat, silver with a red interior and black top. Very rare only 680 GTX convertibles built that year. Needs sheet metal work on lower quarters, floor, lower fenders and cowl. Comes with extra sheet metal drilled out of a 67 belvedere. Car does not have original motor/trans but comes with a '67 440 (bare block with main caps) '67 heads and '67 727 trans. Also comes with '67 4 barrel intake a carb, exhaust manifolds and air cleaner. Many of the hard to find parts are there (bucket seats w/ headrests, buddy seat, speedo, convertible moldings) and comes with many extra parts. I also have 67 4 speed pedals and z bar, and a 68 hemi 4 speed for an additional $1000.00 Car needs complete restoration, but is very rare and is a desirable color combination. Car and parts are to be picked up within 2 weeks of the auction ending, delivery may be available for an additional fee depending on how close you are. Any questions please message me. Car is sold AS IS Fender Tag Decoded CAR: Plymouth GTX 2 Door Convertible MOLDINGS: ABC OPTIONS: abc OPTIONS: |
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