Convertible: 1 Of 1! 440 Super Commando, Auto, Very Original, Highly Documented! on 2040-cars
Conroe, Texas, United States
Body Type:Convertible
Engine:440 Super Commando
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
Year: 1968
Interior Color: Green
Make: Plymouth
Number of Cylinders: 8
Model: GTX
Trim: Convertible
Drive Type: Rear (RWD)
Options: Convertible
Mileage: 11,500
Power Options: Power Top
Sub Model: - FREE SHIPPING!
Exterior Color: Green
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
1968 Plymouth GTX Convertible: In 1968, the GTX was moved upscale with the addition of the budget Plymouth Road Runner. Both shared the same redesigned Belvedere platform. Styling changes included a new hood design with
different non-functional hood vents, a new grille, and revised taillights. In keeping with its upscale image, the GTX was available as either a two door hardtop or convertible, whereas the Road Runner was only available as a pillared
coupe. The Road Runner came with a strengthen 383 cid V8 as standard, while the GTX came with the 440 V8 standard. Both had the mighty 426 Hemi as the only engine option. Both cars had similar suspension upgrades, and wide-oval tires;
front disc brakes and a limited slip differential were options on both. Non-functional hood vents were common to both. The GTX came with the TorqueFlite automatic transmission as standard (it cost $206 extra on the Road Runner), with a
four speed manual transmission as a no cost option. Instead of the plain exterior of the Road Runner, the GTX looked upscale with standard chrome wheel-lip moldings, tailpanel brightwork, and double side stripes. Inside, whereas the
Road Runner had a fleet-grade interior, the GTX came with the well-appointed Sport Satellite cabin featuring shiny details and fake woodgrain. These differences were reflected in the base prices, $3,034 for the Road Runner pillared
coupe and $3,355 for the GTX hardtop.
If your collection lacks an immaculate Plymouth big block convertible, look no further! And if you need a green classic to spruce (no pun intended) up your garage, this GTX has your name all over it. This highly documented, Arizona GTX has been Galen Govier certified (in person) as 1 of 1 in the Triple-Green. Additional documentation includes; warranty book, owners manual, Certicard, build sheet, buyers order, and tons of maintenance records. The 440 Super Commando starts right up and this GTX drives like new! Additional options and features include; Automatic Trans, Power Steering, Power Brakes, Power Top, Tachometer, Factory AM Radio, Tinted Glass, Convertible Boot, Tire Tools, Full Spare, 14" Factory Wheels, and NEW Coker Classic Redlines! At 30-40% below NADA & Hagerty Guide current values, you are looking at the deal of the year! With the "Buy it Now" option you can own this beautiful Plymouth now and receive FREE SHIPPING * to your driveway. Not only is shipping free but we will handle all of the shipping arrangements and provide complete cargo insurance while in transit. Why wait a week just to be out bid at the last second by another bidder? We sell 90% of our cars with the low “Buy It Now” option. This classic GTX is not a vehicle you are going to find at your local dealership. Reserve is set just below the “Buy It Now” price. Why wait? “Buy It Now” and get your new GTX convertible home safe and hassle free! If you are local or have your own transportation arrangements, we may accept a slightly lower offer. DAYS / NIGHTS / WEEKENDS / HOLIDAYS: Call Brian ANY time for further details at (832)606-9952.
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