68 GTX $20,000 Firm

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Found something I need so the GTX is up for sale

68 GTX just on the the road after a year in pieces.Body and paint in the original QQ1 B/C to include the underhood and trunk ,new legendary interior to include seats,carpet,headliner,dash pad,package tray,door panels.New door,trunk,and window seals.New vinyl top,New rear bumper,fuel tank,brakes,with all new lines.Rebuilt power steering box.Rearend was taken apart and checked,new axle and pinion seals,bearings all good.Has a 383/727 combo and both are solid.Car drives very nice and looks mighty good to boot.Wheels have been changed out to solid steelies with the correct 68 dog dish caps.

Price is a Very Firm 20K and I am located in central WI about 40 miles west of Green Bay.PM for more info
 

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Not to be picky but I think it's strong money for a car that only came with a 440 but doesn't have a 440 in it. It's beautiful - might be worth some cash to fix that.
 
Price reflects the 383 engine.Most of the ones for sale are at around 27 to 35 K.

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gilberttitan08 said:
the paint is gorgeous!!! my 68 fastback was originally QQ1 and going to repaint it to keep the beauty of the color, good luck with the sale!
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Thanks,i was having 2nd thoughts on the color before it was cleared.Pretty happy with the outcome being it was painted right here in my shop with no booth.
 
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I cant believe someone would put a 383 in that, that makes me want to puke, watching auctions that car wont do over 15k with a 383. But it could do over 30 with a correct motor.
 
tekslk said:
I cant believe someone would put a 383 in that, that makes me want to puke, watching auctions that car wont do over 15k with a 383. But it could do over 30 with a correct motor.
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Well Mr wants to puke sometimes money dictates the choice of engine.I could have easily put some smogger 175hp slug of a 440 in it but it came with the nice running 383 so that's what was used.Sometimes i don't get it,its ok to put a 440 in a 383 car?But not ok to go the other way?What would you rather have?I know the 383 would be my choice over some slug so there you have it.
 
tekslk said:
I cant believe someone would put a 383 in that, that makes me want to puke, watching auctions that car wont do over 15k with a 383. But it could do over 30 with a correct motor.
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People that don't understand basic forum for sale ad etiquette or basic manners makes the rest of us want to puke.

Really nice car. GLWS.
 
Most if not all 383 cars at least had the option of a 440 or hemi so thats ok. Now you have a nice car but wrong engine, I wish you luck with your sale, Im just not your buyer.
 
It's a nice car. Anybody says different is a ghey *** pole smoking jiz swallowin SOB.
 
tekslk said:
I cant believe someone would put a 383 in that, that makes me want to puke, watching auctions that car wont do over 15k with a 383. But it could do over 30 with a correct motor.
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I think it will do a little more than 15k but you probably know your stuff tekslk owning a notch when the fastbacks are way more sought after.
 
Car is beautiful.. Many here only have the window to throw it out yet not the pot to piss in..
Anyone can plainly see the price is right. So in reality if someone has a 68 440 HP engine like I do, they can buy that car along with my motor for another 5 grand and have themselves exactly what's needed to make an easy 5 grand on top of it and have a spare 383..

Good luck with the sale
 
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