1969 Plymouth Gtx Convertible on 2040-cars
Covington, Georgia, United States
Transmission:Automatic
Body Type:Convertible
Vehicle Title:Clear
Exterior Color: Yellow
Model: GTX
Interior Color: Black
Trim: GTX Convertible
Number of Cylinders: 8
Drive Type: rear wheel drive
Mileage: 129,000
What you are looking at is an extremely rare 1969 Plymouth GTX Convertible. This is a highly collectible and very rare automobile. In 1969 they only made 362 GTX convertibles shipped with the 440-4bbl engine and an automatic transmission. There are about 42 of these automobile's still on the road anywhere. Just think ... when is the last time you saw a Plymouth GTX Convertible? The GTX was Plymouth's top-of-the-line luxury hot-rod. The standard engine was a 440-4bbl Super Commando (labeled a 440 Magnum in Dodge vehicles) and the only available optional engine was a 426 HEMI
This automobile is in good condition and is very presentable and driveable. It is not a $120k rotisserie restored trailer-queen show car. It is a driver! I drive the car 2-3 times a month to cruise-ins and on Sunday drives. It would also make an excellent candidate for a full rotisserie restoration.
I have owned this GTX for approximately 30 years. I am not a mechanic but will try my best to describe the condition as accurately as possible. Remember, this is not a $120k trailered show car. Then again, I am not asking $90-120k for it.
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly...
It was professionally repainted about 25 years ago. It still looks great but is not perfect. It is very presentable.
There are no tears in the interior. The interior is complete and very presentable.
There are no tears or leaks in the top. The top is operational and is very presentable.
The engine compartment has never been restored.
This is not a numbers matching car.
The car starts, runs, drives, stops, and is a joy to drive. Again, the car is very drivable and presentable.
I have attempted to represent the car as accurately as possbile but I am not a mechanic. The car is available for inspection in the metro Atlanta, Georgia area to qualified buyers by appointment only. Proof of funds or bank Letter of Credit may be required to test drive the car. No dreamers or tire kickers please. Email MrAudio714@hotmail.com or send text messages or voice messages to-- (404) 791-6557 with any questions or to schedule an inspection. E-MAIL BETTER FOR QUESTIONS.....E- mail better....
Scams will not be tolerated. No out of country checks, checks exceeding the amount, etc. You will not take possession of the vehicle until payment is received in full and a check has cleared through the banks. Inspections will be conducted in a safe secure place....
Terms: $2000 due within 48 hours from end of auction via PayPal. The balance will be due within seven (7) days from the end of auction. Cash, or bank certified funds will be accepted. No credit cards or personal checks. Cashiers checks accepted but you will not take possession until the check has cleared and I have the funds in my possession. Thank you for your time...
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