Rotisserie Restored! Numbers Matching 440ci V8 Engine, Numbers Matching 4-Speed!

1969 Plymouth GTX

VIN RS23L9G131573

This beautiful numbers matching GTX came to us out of West Virginia. The previous owner purchased the car in 2013. The full rotisserie restoration was done in 2001-2002. There are roughly 5,000 miles on the build. A full photo album documenting the restoration is included in the sale.

Mechanics

Numbers Matching 440ci Engine

Numbers Matching 4 Speed Transmission

Correct Dana 60 Sure-Grip Rear End with 3.54:1 Gear Ratio

Beautiful TTI Dual Exhaust

Flowmaster Mufflers

Jet-Hot Coated Headers

Track Pack Car

Manual Steering

Factory Disc Brakes

Manual Brakes

New Brake Lines and Flex lines

Mopar Performance Valve Covers

Stock Intake

Edelbrock AFB Style Carb

Electric Choke

Correct Mopar Air Cleaner

Mopar Electronic Ignition

Rebuilt Alternator

Fan Clutch

Chrysler 26”Radiator

Correct Fan Shroud

Mopar Green Cap Battery

Nice Paint on the Motor

New Fuel Line

New Gas Tank

Body

Beautiful Factory Teal Paint with Correct Red Body Stripe

Flat Black Hood Stripes

Standard Black Lower Body Side Paint

Beautiful Chrome Bumpers

Stainless Trim is inGreat Condition

Doors Fit and Operate Properly

Door Lips and Jambs are Clean and Solid

Solid Straight Quarters

Solid Trunk with Mat, Redline Spare Tire

Undercarriage is Clean and Painted Body Color

Center Section of Floor is Nicely Undercoated

Frame is Solid

Rockers are Straight

Wheel Wells are Clean and Solid

Magnum 500 Wheels

Silvertown Radial Redline Tires – 215/65/15 Front, 235/70/15 Rear With Less Than 200 Miles

Interior

Beautiful Black Interior

Bucket Seats with Headrests

Factory Console with Woodgrain Insert

Correct Console Hurst Shifter

Dash Pad is in Great Condition

Beautiful Door Panels

New Seat belts Front and Back

New Steering Wheel

Headliner Fits Tight Across

Dome Light Works

Nice Carpet

AM Radio Works

Blower Motor Works

Wipers Work

Don't Miss Out! Call Tom 7 Days a Week at 248-974-9513!

tom@vanguardmotorsales.com

History

The Plymouth GTX was introduced as the Belvedere GTX in 1967 by the Plymouth division to be a"gentleman's" muscle car.

In 1968, after one year of production, the GTX was given a completely new look. A new hourglass body replaced the more box-like body of 1967. In 1969 the GTX received minor cosmetic changes, as well as the introduction of the optional Air Grabber hood, which made the hood scoops functional. The 1969 GTX was the last year that the convertible model was available on the GTX (VIN RS27). The 1969 GTX also had standard black lower body side paint, replacing the dual, horizontal"racing" stripe on the lower sides of the 1968 model.