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09-26-2021, 07:03 PM
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'67 GTX. #s 440/727, Stored Away Since '88
Needs some cosmetics for sure, but what a cool trade-in to this dealership. I hope the dealer gave the guy decent $$ for this car....
Anyone know if this upholstery pattern is original? Link to 1967 GTX auction      RS23L77147427 
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09-26-2021, 09:37 PM
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----Tony,,, Chrysler would never have spent that much money on that many buttons on those seats,,,LOL! Decent old bucket of bolts though.....Bill S
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09-27-2021, 01:06 AM
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Decent at first glance, but I think the lower quarters are sculpted out of filler ?? May have been towed in, as the neg cable isn't attached to the clamp and some of the plug wires appear to just be hanging loose. Might be an abandoned project that someone got tired of ?
Fender tag is missing too, so is it even a real GTX and 440 ? I'd bet he got it for a song and is trying for BJ money on the auction. Just turned down 24k.
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