RJ1340

Show me a '70s muscle car and I'll show you a car that's fast as hell, hard to turn and a nightmare to stop.

clearcut3

That is a sweet superbird. My uncle has 2 all original. He also has a GTX convertible (426 HEMI car) and a 1964 Plymouth Satellite(426 HEMI). I will tell him about the car he may be interested or know someone who is.

Maximus

Clearcut...I don't suppose hes interested in selling the GTX?

Maximus

clearcut3

The infamous question . I'm pretty sure there isn't enough money on earth to pull that one out of his garage at this time . He has had a lot of people bug him about buying it but he just doesn't want to part with it. It is a 1967 Black GTX convertible 426 HEMI and there were only 17 total hemi conv. made that year (I think that's the right #). There are only 2 in existence that I know of, his 4-speed and 1 other that is an automatic.

I did tell him about the Superbird. He said if it was matching #'s it would be worth in the $90's. He said he knows a few people that may be interested and he would have them call me if they are. I will get in touch with you if I hear from any of them. It shouldn't be hard to sell, those car's are heavily sought after, matching #'s or not.

I will try to shoot some digital's of his cars some time and post them. I have been meaning to but never have a digital with me when I am around them.

wannabe

The 440 Six Packs were very fast also. Those engines had TORQUE. He should advertise in Hemmings or take it to an Auction.

Matching numbers/tags build sheets etc. are very important.

Wannabe

R Addiction

So what you're saying.....A Real mans car!!!!

Maximus

Excactly!!!!!!

This is one cool machine.

clearcut3

Here are some pics I took today

1967 GTX convertible Hemi

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1964 Plymouth Sport Fury