1968 Plymouth Gtx Roadrunner Mopar on 2040-cars
Tullahoma, Tennessee, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Plymouth
Drive Type: auto
Model: GTX
Mileage: 99,999
Trim: gtx
here is a 1968 gtx it is a true gtx, vin is a correct rs code car, car is rolling with good brakes and a new gas tank, body has some surface rust in places and some minor rust in body but overall in good shape frame is in good shape including frame boxes look at pics closely, has had quarter replaced on drivers side has roadrunner grill not gtx still has dash emblem and side emblems can give out vin info if requested, true 440 hp car, brakes work floor was cut out for four speed but i have piece to replace could use patch panel in floor on pass side has a set of magnum 500 on it fronts are nice rears have a little rust in them, has good glass,has disk brakes, factory automatic does not have fender tag, i have a correct year motor to go with it and tranny motor needs to be rebuilt tranny was rebuilt a year ago and is fine, any questions call (931)581-0612 or message thanks alvin.
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