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VERY interesting! I truly had no idea there was such a difference. Thank you very much for pointing this out. I want to keep my representations as accurate as possible. I do clearly remember my GTX in April of '67, while I was a young 2ndLT, did not have a tourquoise air filter housing. It...

That is correct sir. Its not an auction. Buy it now...supposed to be anyway...!:thumbsup:

Completely rebuilt (By Mike, @Total Engine Concepts, Riveria Beach Florida) including engine dyno tuning. All forged components, (pistons and crank....with a mild street cam) and rebuilt heads (904) including, valves, springs and lifters. --Fresh repaint in Mopar Hemi orange. ( I...

THANK YOU NO THATS NOT THE ONE BUT IT IS CLOSE ENOUGH!

THANK YOU for the updated info Believe it or not, that motor and car are STILL waiting to be reassembled! It did run for a bit, whole car got repainted to its original 881 Bright Blue Metallic , then sanded it all off and again repainted ! (the painter used expensive paint and really cheap...

Good golly ! I cant imagine 200 in a 66 but I'm sure it was done right. Thanks for your reply! Dave

WOW! Pretty close for sure! Thanks for you time and reply Dave

Greetings All! A long time ago, and I think it was here on FBBO, I saw a beautiful 67 GTX that had been lowered and sitting on 18's or even 20's! I think it was black with chrome wheels? Anyone got a memory of such a vehicle? Or better yet, have a photo of one? Were thinking of lowering and...

19697 gtx head light bezel what did you do with this part? Still have it? Thanks dave

My original 67 GTX and my current 67 GTX were undercoated. That was a very common practice back then. (I was 20 in 1967) Unless the cars have been restored and stripped, almost everything underneath will be black undercoated. Otherwise, most everything is natural. The torsion bars were...

Medium Blue CC1 or Bright Blue 88-1? Bright Blue Metallic (88-1) is a shade darker than Medium Blue Metallic CC-1. (Despite the fact that logic would make one think the opposite when looking at the names.) I have an original paint chip from PPG that I am looking at. 88-1 Is used in single...

Relocation pics BINGO! Thank you very much for taking the time to take and send those pics. Thats EXACTLY what I needed to see and learn. I've had several folks look at the job and some have similar ideas and others have said "why bother" LOL "Cause she needs bigger meat on the rear end"...

Greetings! It's time to move my rear leaf springs on my '67 GTX inwards to allow for wider tires. Does any one have pictures of this relocation project from under the car? Do I have to narrow the stock gas tank? I'm not looking to back-half the car, just some wider meat in the 11 or 12 inch...

thank you for your time and response. I will take your advise. Happy New Year... dlb

Greetings all, Happy New Year too. I'm getting ready to repaint my '67 GTX to what I call "Bright Blue Metallic". My original '67 was a beautiful medium blue with some fine metallic particles in it. (below) (It was NOT the larger metal "FLAKE", of the day) I've been looking at OEM paint...

GTX's were ONLY Belvedere's or Satellites! They (Mopar) added GTX fender badges, a trunk lid badge, a glove box badge,rear seat trim "gtx", a center console, 150 mph speedo, and 440 or 426. Mine came that way back in '67 and the one I have now........I'm not lookin for a fight, but I don't...

Greetings! OK.. I will ask this question once and only once, I promise. I'm tired of defending my opinion without some sort of backup. SO...did the 1967 GTX dual snorkel air filter housing come (FROM THE FACTORY) with wrinkle paint or not? I say it DID NOT. Old pictures of my new/original '67...

a follow up hint for ebay searching; look for 1967 GTX trim; then try 1967 mopar, or mopar grille, or 1967 gtx grille, or just gtx stuff (you'll get lots of Sea Doo parts that way)! Listers don't always place stuff in the right categories. Look in "all categories", then look in "eBay motors"...

i see all the things you mentioned all over eBay now and then. From New. NOS to really crappy "restoreable" items. Just make sure you look closely at the pictures, even ask for extras if you have a question and rarely believe the seller's opinion as to it's condition. "nice" or "clean" usually...

thanks for the tip. It was listed normally with no indication it was defective. Just a standard auction.