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1971 Plymouth Gtx Base 7.2l on 2040-cars

Year:1971 Mileage:90000
Location:

Peebles, Ohio, United States

Peebles, Ohio, United States

this is a very solid 71 gtx project car,has a 71 440 engine included that needs rebuilt,it is not the original engine,the transmission has been rebuilt and is the original,this car is 99% rust free,ive replaced the driver front floor pan,it had a small hole at the drivers heal area,there are a few pin holes in the right floor pan they are very small.the trunk is perfect,no holes or any rust at all. no frame rust,very clean.i replaced the right quarter do to a large dent,the left quarter is really nice with some small pin hole on the rear.the doors are in good shape,the fenders are nice,few small dents and some pin holes on the lower right one.i have every thing for this car except the carbarator ,windshield,and some a/c hoses.all other glass is good.the intireor will need redone,needs a dash pad also.has the 959 hemi radiator,skid plate k frame,355 sure grip still in it.exhaust manifolds intake,valve covers,and a perfect 71 only air cleaner.i don't have the original oil pan.,front suspension has been rebuit with poly bushings,new ball joints etc.has new disc brake rotors,calipers,wheel bearings and brake shields.i have some new parts also including an n.o.s gtx sticker for the trunk.has new front and rear valances,new door hindges,new trunk weather stripping.color was el5 bahama yellow,black top,brown interior. I have a clear ohio title for this car,it was originally from Mississippi.call with any questions.513 582 4374


On May-13-14 at 18:19:03 PDT, seller added the following information:

I forgot to metion I also have new in the box a gull wing rear spoiler and front chin spoilers for this car,they are already painted.it never came with these from the factory,but I was going to ad them.i have all the gtx emblems including the impossible to find grille emblem.the grille is nice as are the tail lights,the bumpers need re chromed.any questions please ask,thanks.

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