1968 Gtx 440 Super Comando Auto Factory Air Power Windows Build Sheet Rare Find! on 2040-cars
Macomb, Michigan, United States
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HELLO YOU ARE BIDDING ON A VERY RARE 1968 GTX. THE BODY AND PAINT ON THIS CAR IS IN EXCELLENT CONDITION. IT WAS JUST PAINTED LAST YEAR, AND IT WAS KEPT THE ORIGINAL COLOR MEDIUM GOLD, COST OF $6,000. THE PAINT IS STRIAGHT AND SHINES GREAT, NEARLY FLAWLESS! IT WAS HARDLY DRIVEN AFTER IT WAS PAINTED. THE INTERIOR SPORTS IT ORIGINAL LOOK. THE DRIVER SEAT COVER IS STARTING TO COME APART BUT THE REST OF THE SEATS ARE IN EXCELLENT CONDITION. THE CARPET IS STARTING TO SHOW SOME AGE BUT DOESNT LOOK BAD. THE REST OF THE INTERIOR IS IN GREAT CONDITION. JUST ABOUT EVERYTHING WORKS IN THE CAR SUCH AS: WIPERS AND WASHERS, CIG LIGHTER, DOME LIGHTS, FACTORY RADIO, POWER WINDOWS. THE AIR CONDITIONING HAS MOSTLY ALL NEW LINES, THE COMPRESSOR DOES GO ON, BUT IT NEEDS TO BE CHARGED. ALL LIGHTS AND TURN SIGNALS. HEATER WORKS. I THINK THE ONLY THING THAT DOESNT WORK IS THE HORN, BUT ALL THE COMPONANTS ARE STILL THERE. I DO HAVE THE BUILD SHEET AND THE GALEN BROADCAST SHEET AS YOU CAN SEE IN THE PICTURES. THE CAR PRETTY MUCH LOOKS THE SAME AS WHEN IT CAME OUT OF THE FACTORY BESIDES THE WHEELS; WHICH ARE REALLY NICE 5 STAR DRAG LIGHT WELL WHEELS. IM NOT SURE IF THE CAR CAME WITH THE VINYL TOP BUT IT SURE DOES LOOK NICE. IT ALSO HAS THE FACTORY TAC IN THE DASH WITH A 150 SPEEDO. I THINK THE TAC WAS ADDED, BECAUSE IT CAME WITH A CLOCK. I HAVE BEEN AROUND THESE OLD CARS FOR A LONG TIME, AND I HAVE NOT SEEN ONE OF THESE WITH THIS KIND OF EQUIPPMENT. THE CAR ALSO HAS THE FACTORY HEAD REST AND DEEP TINTED GLASS. THIS IS A VERY RARE HIGHLY OPTIONED CAR. ALL THE CHROME IS IN NICE DRIVER QUALITY SHAPE. THE UNDERNEATH OF THE CAR STILL HAS ITS FACTORY UNDERCOATING, VERY CLEAN UNDERNEATH. I AM NOT SURE IF IT IS A COMPLETE NUMBERS MATCHING CAR, BUT I KNOW THE MOTOR IS THE CORRECT YEAR BY THE NUMBERS ON THE TOP PAD OF THE MOTOR. I DO HAVE ALL THE FACTORY AIR CLEANER EXHAUST MANIFOLDS AND VALVE COVERS, AS YOU CAN SEE IN PICS. THE TRANS WAS REDONE BEFORE I GOT IT WITH A STALL CONVERTER AND SHIFT KIT. IT IS A 727. THE MOTOR RUNS LIKE A NEW ONE WITH A GREAT MOPAR SOUND! MAKE SURE YOU LOOK AT THE PICS THE CAR SPEAKS FOR ITSELF. YOU CAN CALL ME FOR A BUY IT NOW PRICE, I WILL CONSIDER OFFERS 1-586-615-2951. MICHIGAN BUYERS MUST PAY 6% SALES TAX, BID WITH CONFIDENCE LOOK AT MY FEEDBACKS THEY SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES.!! SERIOUS BIDDERS ONLY PLEASE!!!! PLEASE GIVE ME A CALL BEFORE YOU BID I LIKE TO MAKE SURE THIS IS THE CAR YOU ARE LOOKING FOR! |
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