1968 Plymouth Satellite Sport Convertible Gtx Tribute on 2040-cars
Conway, Arkansas, United States
Body Type:U/K
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:7.2L 7211CC 440Cu. In. V8 GAS OHV Naturally Aspirated
Fuel Type:GAS
For Sale By:Private Seller
Year: 1968
Make: Plymouth
Model: GTX
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Trim: Base
Power Options: Air Conditioning
Drive Type: U/K
Mileage: 6,000
Number of Cylinders: 8
Well, I should "never say never" I guess...
This
car has been faithfully built from the ground up as a tribute to her sister the
Plymouth GTX. Reportedly one of less than 1000 1968 Satellite Sport Convertibles ever built, it is one rare beast. Painted in the very unusual, one year only, QQ1 Electric Blue
Metallic with white interior and white power top.
Every
system, part, nut and bolt have been replace or restored to better than new
condition and she drives like a new car.
Hardware:
Fitted
with a 1968 date coded and completely rebuilt to spec 440ci (steel crank)
engine, 4 speed manual transmission with overdrive and 3:23:1 Sure-Grip
differential. This combination is good for 400hp and she cruises 70mph on the freeway at 2200 rpm. Front and rear anti-sway bars and Vintage Air Conditioning have been added.
Condition:
I
would consider this car to be a very nice driver. She has claimed her share of
#1 trophies but the real payoff is in the reactions that she gets from anyone
that passes by. The car was born and sold new in California. The second owner was in Nevada and then I purchased it brought her to Arkansas. This explains the almost
nonexistent rust issues that normally plague convertibles.
The
drivers rear quarter does have some filler down low but the trunk extension is
perfect.
As I
stated, this car is a driver, so one can expect a few flaws.
Small
nicks or flaws in the paint, tire wear, dust and the ever-present bug splatter
are to be expected.
Purchase,
Shipping and Payment arrangements:
Please
give me a call or text to discuss the car or make arrangements to view it in
person. (Highly Recommended)
Ask
lots of questions before you bid! I have a clear title in hand.
501-351-2631
I will
sell internationally but I will not ship, hold a check, deal with a escrow
company etc.
International
buyers be prepared to have a local US representative available to make the
transaction in person.
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