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Plymouth GTX (1971)
for sale

Price: US $7,500.00

Description:

This is a REAL DEAL Plymouth GTX and more importantly this was born with a 4-spd manual transmission. Rare, rare, rare! Around 300 4-spd GTXs were built in 1971 and this is one of them. Somewhere along the way an automatic 727 was added in place of the 4-spd. Luckily the builder left the clutch pedal and some of the linkage which would make going back to a manual a fairly easy task. Included in this sale is an original 4-spd A833 Plymouth transmission with Hurst shift linkage. There are a few pieces missing (bell housing, clutch etc) but easily found. Engine is extremely strong and sounds fantastic -- a real head turner.
Important details:
2-door hardtop coupe
370HP
Original number matching engine
Correct original paint color beautifully painted (PPG paint) -- Hemi Orange/Tor Red
Heavy duty B&M shift kit and shifter
Heavy duty torque converter
Sure Trak Pak
323 gearing
Front disc brakes
Power steering
Gauge package w/tachometer
Upgraded 150 MPH speedometer
Bored 0.040, balanced and blue printed steel crank
10 1/2 compression
Hardened valves seats for unleaded gas
ORIGINAL BROADCAST SHEET
Plus lots of extra parts, pieces, documentation, pictures and of course the A883 4-spd transmission.
VIN: RS23U1E119535
RS23 - Plymouth GTX Special
U1 - 440 370HP, 1-4BBL, 8-cyl
Car was originally from AZ which may explain its lack of rust. Restoration took place in late 80's but it has been very lightly driven since. Less than 3K miles since the restoration. Mostly used for car shows and short drives. Happy to provide more information or pictures.
NADA Guide Pricing as of 4/30/16:
Retail Low Avg High
Base Price $8, 950 $23, 400 $37, 800
Options: (change)
4 Speed Transmission 5% 5% 5%
440/370 HP 4bbl V8 Engine 40% 40% 40%
TOTAL PRICE: $12, 977 $33, 930 $54, 810
ASK QUESTIONS! Don't want you to buy without having your questions answered.
We have set a low reserve that will not even be close to what we have into the car. We just want it to go to a good home. This car deserves to be driven and enjoyed more than we have time for.
Good LUCK!

_{update: 2016-05-08}