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1968 68 Plymouth Gtx 440 Magnum Numbers Match Survivor Power Windows Mopar Unres on 2040-cars

Year:1968 Mileage:17000
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This is a unrestored survivor barn find 1968 gtx numbers matching 440 magnum.


This car had been in storage since the early to mid 80's till I acquired it several months ago. Some of the pics are as I acquired it I have since cleaned it and got it back up running and driving. The motor and trans may have about two hundred miles since rebuild before it went in storage. I have personally known this car since I was a kid and has been in storage till recently. The car was bought new in Tennessee and brought to Alabama in the late 70's 

I have all documentation on this car i have talk to the original owner and have his info he has some pretty cool stories about it and I have the original window sticker and build sheet it is a highly optioned car.It has power windows which ALL WORK, it has rear defroster and a light group package the little delayed light above the ignition switch even works it has a/c which will need a little work to get it up and working. Has factory tach it works great. All the blinkers work even the indicators on the top of the fenders. Has buckets seats with headrest and a buddy seat. I did install new carpet. The motor and transmission were completely rebuilt in the early to mid 80's right before it went it to storage. The car runs strong with no smoke did notice today when i drove it that it had small trans leak It has had one repaint in 1980 only because the original owners son had a wreck in it messing up the passenger side front fender they replaced the fender the inner fender does have some dents from the wreck but wasnt bad has the original core support with matching number then they repainted the car the original color,the grille is mint. The front seat covers are presentable but do have splits in the seams it has all the seat belts the rear seat has no splits, the door panels are presentable not perfect there original. It as optional wood grain steering wheel.

The engine and trans are numbers matching the exhaust is the original with the h pipe and the original tips has 3:23 sure grip car sounds great it has power steering. Has the factory carburetor and hipo manifolds. Has bysply redline tires with magnum 500 wheels  this car is a great example of a original unrestored survivor car. 

The car is very solid the floor pans are in great shape I did put a new carpet kit in it it has bendix 4 piston disc brakes has brand new calipers. The trunk pan has a few small dime size or smaller rust holes in it I put a new trunk mat it the drivers quarter panel has a small rust hole the size of a dime the passenger side has some bubbling the trunk lid has has a some rust in the lip. It has one dent in the whole car it's in the passenger side door where someone got it stuck up against a tree stump I was able to push a lot of it out look at pics 

The only things I know do not work on car is the radio which I believe is the speaker it does have the fader switch, the wipers do not work which I tested the wiper motor and it is bad and the horns don't work which I have not tried to fix.

I have many more pics of the car but can only put 24 pics on the auction but will be happy to send more feel free to ask questions.

Don't miss out not very often that you find a big lock mopar with power windows and all the original documents including original window sticker in survivor condition thanks for looking.

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