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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 big block GTX with a bunch of go-fast goodies, plus a nice dose of comfort and convenience items, not to mention some good options
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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
$62,500
Now available in the MaxMotive Pittsburgh Showroom is this genuine 1967 Plymouth GTX Hardtop. A first-year GTX, it\'s powered by one of the greatest of all muscle car engines, the High Performance Super Commando 375 horsepower 440 4-barrel V8. Mopar\'s ultra-dependable Torqueflite automatic
$85,998
You want the best? Here it is! Wow, this is a knock out restoration. This would cost $150,000 to duplicate at a professional shop. It all #s matching and restored to factory concourse quality. Documented with fender tag, build sheet, decoded by Galen Govier and listed in his registry. EXTERIOR:
$5,500
1969 Plymouth GTX For Sale -Real RS23 GTX -Y2 yellow, black top and interior, N96 air gabber, V21 hood treatment car originally -No drivetrain or interior -VIN, Fender tag, trunk stamp are intact, have part of the core support as well -Needs restoration, frame rails are solid -Clean title
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1970 Plymouth GTX For Sale Real RS23 GTX -440, console shift 727 auto non numbers matching -6 pack added -AC with modern style compressor, power windows, tach, power Borgeson steering -No rust beautiful California body -Very nice paint and all new interior -Fresh restoration!! -COMING SOON
$25,995
1969 Plymouth GTX non 440 ci always an automatic 727 1/4;s were replaced years ago Needs restoration - Many new parts - Clean undercarriage except for one spot under drivers side frame rail otherwise very clean - Texas car - Runs, drives, stops - Currently on the road in my name - Will need
$87,995
You\'re looking at a true Mopar driver\'s dream machine. This is a 1970 Plymouth GTX that has quite an authentic style inside and out. But you\'re also given terrific upgrades, like the A/C interior and a fresher power-built 440 big block under the hood. So when you see a combination of rarity,
$79,900
MaxMotive of Boca Raton FL is pleased to present this Stunning 1971 Plymouth GTX for sale. This example is painted in a beautiful B5 Blue that looks awesome from every angle. The interior is also in excellent condition and is as white as marshmallows with no rips, tears or stains. Power is
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Attention all Mopar and muscle car fans.this is time to take notice. The 1967 Plymouth GTX was a one-year only design, and so this big 440 V8 muscle machine is already desirable for its rarity even before you discover the overall quality of this restored hardtop.
$79,000
Plymouth fans! And soon-to-be Plymouth fans! Gateway Classic Cars of Dallas is lucky to offer this hot looking 1970 Plymouth GTX in Sublime green! Ok let\'s start this out right- yep, it\'s a real one, AND it is a 440 HiPo VIN car! Vin starts with RS23U0G (Belvedere, GTX, Hardtop, 440 High
$109,000
New Price! Green 1970 Plymouth GTX 8-Cylinder Recent Arrival!-440- mild cam- air grabber hood with power steering power brakes, automatic with 88215 original miles, not numbers match but era correct.
$88,998
Stunning! This is a factory born GTX, 4-speed, Trac Pac car. It also has rare factory colors. 59,986 original miles. We have owner history, there was one owner from 1973-2001. It was parked in hibernation from 1979-2001 in his mother\'s garage. We acquired it from a high end muscle car collection.
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The 1968 Plymouth GTX was a premium muscle Mopar that was all about show and go. So you know it\'s something special to find one of these rare coupes that\'s vibrant on the outside and keeps the right 440 big block muscle under the hood.
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This 1968 Plymouth GTX is a very cool coupe to have because its numbers-matching 440 V8 is under the hood. So with this kind of history, it\'s great to have a presentation that makes the extra effort to keep looking so stock.
$71,995
1968 PLYMOUTH GTX 4Chrysler introduced major changes in the design of the 1968 model Plymouth B-bodies and the GTX was given a completely new look. A new hourglass body replaced the previous rectilinear design. The high-performance commando 440 was standard in the GTX as was the Torque-Flite
$89,000
1969 Plymouth GTX 440 cu in engine- dyno 525 hp, dana 60 rear end, alterktion front suspension, power rack & pinion, double adjust. coil overs, 4 lynx rear suspension, dana 60. Will wood 4 wheel disc brakes, hydraulic clutch, power windows, power locks, Vintage a/c. High dollar appraisal available.
$58,000
Now available is a 1967 Plymouth GTX Hardtop. A first-year GTX, factory \"L\" code w the High Performance Super Commando 375 horsepower 440 4-barrel V8. Factory A833 HEMI 4 speed manual transmission w console mounted floor shifter. This GTX is a very original & well optioned vehicle. The car
$62,995
1967 GTX all original including paint Survivor car. 440 Automatic with 66,797 miles. This car is like new for the year and runs and drives excellently. It has always been kept in a garage. Build sheet is with the car and All tags are in place. Please Note The Following **Vehicle Location is
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Here\'s a 1968 Plymouth GTX that\'s factory-correct inside and out, and even has the numbers-matching 440 big block under the hood. Oh yes! This low-numbers Mopar is just as unique and special as you think. And so they have made the big investments to keep it fresh, correct, and absolutely
