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Welcome from PA, '68 was a good year, I owned two of them.

Beautiful car. Welcome from Pa!

Welcome from PA. Like you, i’ve had both C and B bodies through the years.

Welcome from up the road in State College. I try to attend the ACCA in Hershey every fall, nice end to the season.

Nice score! Look forward to your progress reports.

If you're flexible in your choices, GTXs sell at a significant discount to the Dodge Charger R/T. More likely to have been adult owned and cared for than Road Runners. I've checked just about every one of them sold in the last few decades from a distance, and compared condition to price at the...

This forum is an amazing source of information from folks who have been around these vehicles since they were new. Different perspectives available from mechanics, engineers, body specialists, and document freaks. Sounds like you are keen on leaning from the experience of others, it should...

1) I would just keep a list. I'm a freak who memorized all the VINs of GTXs I was interested in. Saved wasted time when the one I rejected in 2015 came back on the market several years later. 2) This can be subjective. Baby Blue had an OEM replacement on the passenger side, original on the...

To reiterate my post #38, what turned out to be the best deal I ever made, had the worst paint. Similar deal with the one I replaced it with in 1991. One owner car, seller told me it needed a paint job. Underlying metal was nearly flawless, mechanical condition was perfect, didn't even have to...

Similar issue with my A33 car, the only freshly painted one I ever bought. No rust issues, but less than perfect paint prep by the seller led to myriad small fish eyes a few years later, a major issue when trying to sell the car. It's been bid really high at auction, and sold at a nosebleed...

On the flip side, sometimes the good one isn't picture perfect. Baby Blue, the '68 GTX I sold a few years ago for around 20 times my original purchase price in 1983 didn't photograph well, initially, really shabby paint. Shown below, in 2021. Paint job cost $2100 in 1985, spent about $5000 on...

Welcome from PA.

Welcome from State College! My dad's first Mopar was a '52 Dodge. I've aged a bit since that picture was taken. Owned seven GTXs since then, contact me if you want a second set of eyes on an inspection.

Welcome from PA. I love time capsule stuff.

Welcome from State College. Good to see another GTX guy in PA. Nice car!

Welcome from PA. Really cool to see one that nice stay in the family so long.

Welcome from PA. Good to see another red '69 GTX with buckskin interior!

Welcome from State College! We talked today, I’m the red GTX guy. Glad to see you here.

Welcome from PA. I was a Forward Look guy as well, in my younger days.

Welcome from PA! Nice to see another enthusiast who was there back in the day.