'67 Hemi GTX Convertible, Unrestored, 1 of 7 and owned since '73
 

A blue on blue unrestored Hemi GTX convertible? I'm in love...even with the ugly looking rocker panel rust. The seller claims the car has "very interesting history" and this description leaves me wanting to hear more - I think I'll send him a note and report back!

Link to 1967 Hemi GTX Convertible auction

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Dave could have this fixed in a weekend!!
Cool car!

No kidding! I do wonder how just the one rocker got so bad - maybe a mouse nest?

There are TWO of these that regularly show at Pavilions... :biggthumpup:




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Wow . . . a fella takes his insanely-rare ‘67 Hemi GTX convertible to a local cruise night only to discover there’s ANOTHER one already there!

That's the Pavilions!

That rod has a diesel freight train of a clutch pedal,

There should be 3 at Pavilions, if the bronze one is still around town?? I had a picture of all 3 at one time

Looks like the auction ended

I checked and the bronze car that used to be at Pavillions was an auto

----I had a 67 RT along time ago (circa 1978). It was a Kentucky car and was original and beautiful in all respects except for One rear quarter. The rust was very similar to this hemi 'Vert but not quite as bad. One rear quarter drain got plugged up and that was the only rust on the car. There had to be a leak it to the trunk on that side somewhere. A convertible would be even more prone to water intrusion!......Bill S