1969 Plymouth GTX | Cruisin Classics

[@sportsterray66]

I don't care how many times it was at the Mopar Nationals, all the stickers in all the windows would be gone. Looks stupid besides blocking your view.

[@davidhechler5882]

He said car originally came with white hood stripes. Not so. Dodge and Plymouth never put white stripes on the hood of their cars. It was always and only flat black.

[@gurnblanston3210]

Motor Trend tested a 1969 Plymouth GTX with the "375 horsepower" 440 engine and 4.10 rear gears. It ran a 13.7 at 102.8 mph on the standing quarter mile.

[@ervinthompson6598]

*Q5 Turquoise. Fine looking car !!

[@garybishop4030]

If its a '71 engine its not period correct

[@danielwatkins286]

Fender blinkers to replace 400$..

[@moparbeepman]

GTX and Road Runner NEVER came from factory with ‘white hood stripes’. They were all matte/flat black and standard option called ‘Hood Performance Paint’. Customers could option to have them deleted. Also, wheels are ‘Magnum 500’ wheels - not Kelsey Hayes (which were recalled shortly after release due to failure potential). Know your Mopars!!

[@bigolow641]

Correct, also I despise people that mentions ‘ Posi’ on a Mopar….. It’s ’Sure-Grip’ !

[@michaelhess7025]

Correct. Maybe he is confused about the side reflective stripes that came in either red or white. This one is white.

[@auteurfiddler8706]

@@michaelhess7025 I have a theory that the red ones only came when red line tires were ordered, which was almost never by 1969.

[@michaelhess7025]

Stickers?

[@truthweallknow]

Not only that it looks like that Dash Came out of a 70 roadrunner

[@garybishop4030]

'70 Roadrunner had round dash gauges

[@gregkelly5583]

Selling a car which is a ad and then they also put in ads I stopped as soon as a ad started

[@jamesdeehr4601]

It's got the clock instead of tac

[@georgewetzel4380]

horible tires

[@JAMES159ism]

Very nice whip