1970 Lime Light Green Plymouth GTX 440 - Sold -

For sale is a Lime Light Green 1970 Plymouth GTX that I in excellent shape inside and out! The lime light green paint is in excellent shape as well as the black vinyl interior. All the body panels are solid on this car and in the frame pictures you can see the frame is super straight and solid! This GTX features a period correct NOM 440 V8 that is a steel crank motor! The automatic 727 transmission runs and drives out excellent. We believe the 8 ¾ rear end to have 3.93 gears in it! We did test it. The power steering and power disc brakes make this classic easy to drive! The engine bay is detailed up and looks great. The interior of this car does feature the correct center counsel shifter and original gauges that do work. We have provided a plenty of pictures, frame shots and a TH-cam video that really goes over the details of this car! We offer financing, shipping and we do take trades. We are located in Indiana PA. If you have any questions feel free to call/text Alex at 724-840-3499
Asking $79,900

[@davidbrooks3330]

My Brother ordered a 70 GTX with a 440 and pistol grip 4 speed when he came back from Vietnam. My Daddy kept it for him while he finished his tour in Texas. I was sixteen years old and just got my driver's license. I got to drive it sometimes. I drove it sometimes like I stole it.

[@JZ_Cars]

What a beauty!!! Air Grabber is the coolest!

[@joebacarella2829]

Fit and finish is outstanding, those panels are as flat as glass, I owned one , which I also painted LImelight, 383.727 air grabber car.

[@markg7030]

The wheels are Magnum 500 not Kelsey Hayes.

[@carebear2272]

Yes, Kelsey’s are supper rare aren’t they? They were recalled for cracking something like that.
I think I would rather have 1968, so I’m not everyone, in burgundy. GTX the high end odd ball child, more than a Road Runner, kind of like a Sports Satellite with a big engine.

[@moparmike2535]

Nice looking car. I have one myself , so I notice a lot of things that are not correctly detailed, but nice overall. The price is way high for a non matching motor car. Even with the numbers matching motor it would be high.

[@garysmith8455]

Is it me?, but, those exhaust tips look a bit extended past the bumper. I'm a stickler when it comes to exhaust tip positioning on vintage muscle cars. 😉

[@petemoss3598]

also the fender looks funny

[@petemoss3598]

wrong strips on the air grabber hood

[@georgewetzel4380]

Sweet, except for the tires.

[@bivanb23]

What about the blower motor for heat...?

[@bivanb23]

Never mind, i finally found your page and its sold....

[@dmansf49ers71]

Almost bought the identical twin of this car25 years ago, but couldn't quite come up with enough cash.... DAMMIT 😭😭😭

[@lemmykilmister185]

Driving an automatic with 2 feet 😂😂 that’s old school

[@dentes1185]

I’m driving an auto with 2 feet, for 45 years now with no problem.

[@creed426]

@@dentes1185 I bet you go through a lot brake pads

[@dentes1185]

@@creed426
Absolutely not, my foot is not on the pedal until i need it.

[@paulcraven4652]

Those valve covers in the trunk are not correct

[@jimferguson762]

MOPAR!!