1969 Plymouth Gtx Roadrunner, #s Matching No Reserve on 2040-cars
Marquette, Michigan, United States
Engine:440
Drive Type: auto
Make: Plymouth
Mileage: 71,000
Model: GTX
Trim: 2 dr
Options: Leather Seats, CD Player
I am listing this beautiful numbers matching 69 GTX for its third private owner who has decided to part with it. The car was sold new at Ray Sheperd Motors in Fort Scott Kansas. It has had three adult owners since new. It has 71,00 original miles. The body retains all of its original panels, straight and damage free since new. The car has had one professional repaint in its original color. There is one small crack in the paint on top of the right front fender in front of the windshield and some very light chips by the rear tailights that are barely visible. There was one small 2in by 2in rust repair done down low on the drivers side quarter in front of the wheel opening where water leaking at the rear quarter window had allowed water to settle. It was cut out and repaired with new metal. There is no rust or rot anywhere else on the car. The exterior chrome has been replated and is beautiful and damage free. The motor is the original #s matching 375hp 440 which was completely and professionally rebuilt. There have been no modifications done to the motor except for a Direct Connection electronic ignition conversion and a set of chrome valve covers. It retains all of its original components including the Carter AVS 4 barrel carb. It runs smooth and strong and sounds like a Mopar should. The original 3 spd column shifted automatic trans is smooth and tight and works perfectly. The rear end is the original 8-3/4 with 3:55 gears.. The brakes are manual drum and work pefectly. The undercarriage is clean and original . The car currently has new Dayton Daytona radial tires mounted on aluminum American racing rims. The factory rally wheels with redline tires are also included with the car. Inside the dash is original, uncut and nice. Original radio works and it has an fm radio mounted under the dash and a cd player and power booster mounted in the trunk. It also has a high end Python theft security system installed. The current owner had the original seats and door panels redone in two tone 100% leather and had a new headliner installed. The carpet looks like new, I have tried to describe the car the best I can but am sure I left something out so feel free to ask for additional info or if you would like to speak to the owner directly just ask and I will provide his contact information. All in all this is a very nice GTX that has been cherished by all of its previous owners and can be driven or shown anywhere with confidence. Thanks for looking.
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