$68,500
1968 Plymouth GTX: RS23, featuring a Factory High Performance 440 V8 engine and 4-speed Manual Transmission. This genuine Plymouth GTX Factory HIPO 440 4-speed Car boasts a captivating B5 repaint with White Lower Stripes. Noteworthy details include Steel Wheels, Dog Dish Hubcaps, and Factory
$59,900
CLICK DIRECTLY ABOVE FOR MORE PHOTOS AND A VIDEO OF THIS VEHICLE !! THIS VEHICLE IS LOCATED IN OUR PA. SHOWROOM, FREE SHIPPING AND WARRANTY !!Air Conditioning. Power Brakes. Power Steering. 150mph Speedometer. 3.23 Gear Ratio. 6-Blade Cooling Fan. 727 Torqueflite Automatic Transmission. 8 3/4
$57,900
CLICK DIRECTLY ABOVE FOR MORE PHOTOS AND A VIDEO OF THIS VEHICLE !! THIS VEHICLE IS LOCATED IN OUR FLORIDA SHOWROOM, FREE SHIPPING AND WARRANTY !!Power Steering. 3.23 Gear Ratio. 440 Engine. BFGoodrich Radial TA Tires. Built In Coil. Clutch Cooling Fan. DANA 60 Ring Gear Size. Edelbrock EFI
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In 1968, if you were shopping for a hot car, you had more choices than at almost any other point in history. If you were a Mopar fan, you knew that you could get a GTX with a bunch of go-fast goodies, plus a nice dose of comfort and convenience items, not to mention an awfully long options
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Intended as the luxurious yin to the inexpensive Roadrunner\'s yang, the Plymouth GTX was every bit the muscle car that it appeared to be. This 1969 GTX packs a numbers-matching 440, a freshly restored interior, and a long list of options that make it an A-list ride for any Mopar fan.
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The Plymouth GTX was often known as the gentleman\'s muscle car, and one glance at this attractive 1970 Plymouth GTX hardtop explains why. With a stout 440, a nice Plum Crazy Purple paint job, and the GTX\'s luxurious interior, it\'s rapid transit for the guy who has already arrived.
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That\'s right, kids, it\'s big, bad, blown, and pink. Of course, with 800 horsepower on tap, nobody\'s going to make fun of this spectacular 1968 Plymouth GTX convertible. Beautifully built and ready to rock, this is a car that works on the track but really lives on the street.
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The great thing about \'60s Mopars is the wonderful combination of colors, options, and downright playful features that make them some of the most highly-sought muscle cars today. This 1969 Plymouth GTX, for example, features big block power, a handsome color combination, and all the street
$44,995
$83,000
Step into the world of classic American muscle with this stunning 1967 Plymouth GTX Convertible. This iconic vehicle is finished in a timeless gray exterior color that complements its black vinyl interior, creating a sleek and stylish aesthetic that is sure to turn heads wherever you go. Under
$34,500
1967 Plymouth GTX. VIN: RS23L77118641. Nice Silver Paint with Black Bucket seat interior. Aftermarket tach. Date Code Correct 440 V8 engine / 727 Automatic transmission / 8 3/4 rearend. Headers / Dual Exhaust. Aluminum radiator. Manual steering / Power front disc brakes. Front QA1 lower control
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This fast and handsome 1967 Plymouth GTX is one of those fully sorted muscle cars that\'s just a joy to drive. Get in, turn the key, and the big 440 fires easily and pulls the lightweight hardtop around with real authority. The fact that it offers powerful A/C, a comfortable interior, and great
$69,995
New Arrival! 1967 Plymouth GTX 440/375hp - TorqueFlight 727 - Power Steering - Power Brakes - Bench Seat - Complete Restoration New Arrival! For more information give us a call at 248-714-2110 or email us at [email protected]
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Plymouth moved upmarket with the GTX, taking the handsome Belvedere hardtop and adding a few luxury touches to create what many called the \"banker\'s hot rod.\" This particular 1967 Plymouth GTX has just two owners, a rock-solid documents package, and just a single repaint, making it a great
$74,900
CLICK DIRECTLY ABOVE FOR MORE PHOTOS AND A VIDEO OF THIS VEHICLE !! THIS VEHICLE IS LOCATED IN OUR FLORIDA SHOWROOM, FREE SHIPPING AND WARRANTY !!Power Brakes. Power Steering. 10 Bolt Rear. 3:54 Gear Ratio. 4 Speed A-833 Transmission. BF Goodrich Radial T/A Tires. Clutch Cooling Fan. DANA 60
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Time will tell if the fuselage styling on this 1971 Plymouth GTX becomes as popular as the first-generation cars, but there\'s no denying that any piece of Mopar muscle packing a big block under the hood is going to be a party on four wheels. This clean, no-nonsense bruiser has been restored
$86,495
1971 Plymouth GTX, Sassy Grass Green, 440-6pk, Air Grabber, Auto, KILLER CAR!!! 440-6bbl, (original E86 - U Code), unstamped service replacement block (casting date 10/22/1970). D34 - 727 Torqueflite automatic (column shift), 3:23 SureGrip rear, 8-3/4 Diff. Factory FJ6 Sassy Grass Green, Factory
$68,500
1968 Plymouth GTX: RS23, featuring a Factory High Performance 440 V8 engine and 4-speed Manual Transmission. This genuine Plymouth GTX Factory HIPO 440 4-speed Car boasts a captivating B5 repaint with White Lower Stripes. Noteworthy details include Steel Wheels, Dog Dish Hubcaps, and Factory
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A 1968 Plymouth GTX that\'s factory-correct inside and out, and even has it original 440 big block under the hood?! Oh yes, this low-numbers Mopar is just as unique and special as you think. Just check out the interior!
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Black-on-black and all the proper muscle car trimmings already make this 1971 Plymouth GTX attractive. But then you check out the details like big V8, sinister-like yellow headlights, racing seats, and serious rarity, and soon you realize this is one of those Mopars that everyone will talk
