For Sale: 1970 Plymouth GTX in Greene, Iowa for sale in Greene, IA
Vehicle Description What we have here is an incredible 1970 Plymouth GTX.
In its time, the Plymouth GTX was positioned as the gentleman's muscle car and was presented with a high-performance, high-style approach that was similar to Pontiac's GTO.
The GTX came standard with a 440 C.
I.
V8, and this beautiful example still happens to have its original factory U-Code 440 with a fresh rebuild.
Tastefully finished yet with minimal extravagance, this GTX matches its strong performance with unbeatable style.
The GTX and its B-Body performance twin, the Plymouth Roadrunner, were both facelifted for 1970 and featured smoother lines than the previous model year.
Power is delivered to the rear wheels by the numbers-matching Plymouth 727 automatic transmission which is then connected to the original 8 3/4, 3.
23 rear axle.
This example was restored years back to the original Ivy Green Metallic paint with matching dark green, bucket seat interior with yellow side-striping.
The floors, frame, and trunk are absolutely rock-solid and appear to be original and genuine.
The interior trim is fantastic as well, as the wood-grain trim and complimentary bucket-seat coloring give the indication that this car is in fact a genuine GTX.
This excellent Plymouth is fitted with power steering, power drum brakes, pushbutton AM radio, working factory tachometer, new dual exhaust system with correct tips, Rallye gauges, and the original fender tag decoded and matching.
The GTX rides on a fantastic set of 15x7BF Goodrich RWL tires.
This green monster of a GTX runs and drives incredibly well, and it is waiting for you to give it the chance it needs to get back out on the road! VIN and Fender Tag decode as follows:
VIN- R:
GTX Trim S:
Special price class 23:
2-door hardtop body type U:
440 C.
I.
375hp V8, 4-barrel carburetor 0:
1970 model year E:
Built in Los Angeles, California USA 122816:
Sequence number.
22,816th 1970 Plymouth built FENDER TAG- EF8:
Paint code Ivy Green Metallic P6F8:
This is the trim/grade/style code.
P=Premium, 6=Vinyl bucket seats, F8=Green EF8:
Upper door frames Ivy Green Metallic C01:
Assembled December 1st, 1969 043942:
Order number 043942 EF8:
Roof color Ivy Green Metallic B51:
Power assisted brakes C21:
Center seat fold-down armrest C55:
Bucket seats H51:
Single air with heater J25:
3-speed variable wipers M21:
Roof-drip rail moldings N41:
Dual exhaust N42:
Chrome dual exhaust tips R11:
Music Master AM radio V6X:
Yellow longitudinal sports stripes Y14:
69-71 sold car.
This means someone went in to a dealership and ordered the car with the options they wanted, and the factory built the car for that person.
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In its time, the Plymouth GTX was positioned as the gentleman's muscle car and was presented with a high-performance, high-style approach that was similar to Pontiac's GTO.
The GTX came standard with a 440 C.
I.
V8, and this beautiful example still happens to have its original factory U-Code 440 with a fresh rebuild.
Tastefully finished yet with minimal extravagance, this GTX matches its strong performance with unbeatable style.
The GTX and its B-Body performance twin, the Plymouth Roadrunner, were both facelifted for 1970 and featured smoother lines than the previous model year.
Power is delivered to the rear wheels by the numbers-matching Plymouth 727 automatic transmission which is then connected to the original 8 3/4, 3.
23 rear axle.
This example was restored years back to the original Ivy Green Metallic paint with matching dark green, bucket seat interior with yellow side-striping.
The floors, frame, and trunk are absolutely rock-solid and appear to be original and genuine.
The interior trim is fantastic as well, as the wood-grain trim and complimentary bucket-seat coloring give the indication that this car is in fact a genuine GTX.
This excellent Plymouth is fitted with power steering, power drum brakes, pushbutton AM radio, working factory tachometer, new dual exhaust system with correct tips, Rallye gauges, and the original fender tag decoded and matching.
The GTX rides on a fantastic set of 15x7BF Goodrich RWL tires.
This green monster of a GTX runs and drives incredibly well, and it is waiting for you to give it the chance it needs to get back out on the road! VIN and Fender Tag decode as follows:
VIN- R:
GTX Trim S:
Special price class 23:
2-door hardtop body type U:
440 C.
I.
375hp V8, 4-barrel carburetor 0:
1970 model year E:
Built in Los Angeles, California USA 122816:
Sequence number.
22,816th 1970 Plymouth built FENDER TAG- EF8:
Paint code Ivy Green Metallic P6F8:
This is the trim/grade/style code.
P=Premium, 6=Vinyl bucket seats, F8=Green EF8:
Upper door frames Ivy Green Metallic C01:
Assembled December 1st, 1969 043942:
Order number 043942 EF8:
Roof color Ivy Green Metallic B51:
Power assisted brakes C21:
Center seat fold-down armrest C55:
Bucket seats H51:
Single air with heater J25:
3-speed variable wipers M21:
Roof-drip rail moldings N41:
Dual exhaust N42:
Chrome dual exhaust tips R11:
Music Master AM radio V6X:
Yellow longitudinal sports stripes Y14:
69-71 sold car.
This means someone went in to a dealership and ordered the car with the options they wanted, and the factory built the car for that person.
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