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One thing that's missing is the build sheet. I do have a Govier fender tag decoding.

I have just reduced the price on my GTX. This 1968 Plymouth GTX 440/375 4-Speed Convertible is a numbers-matching 104k mile example which was sold new in Canada as a special order. The car came to the US in 1987, and was restored in 2003. The car was kept in dry storage for a period following...

The former owner of the Alberta car sold it at a Scottsdale cruise in during auction week a year ago. It was resold and showed up at another cruise-in in Washington state later that year. Don't know who the current owner is.

Had it on Bring a Trailer and didn't meet reserve. Asking $60K. Will accept reasonable offers. Going on eBay shortly. 68 GTX 4 speed convertible, all numbers matching. Posted in classifieds here.

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This 1968 Plymouth GTX 440/375 4-Speed Convertible is a numbers-matching 103.5k mile example which was sold new in Canada. The car came to the US in 1987, and was restored in 2003. The car was kept in dry storage for a period following the restoration after the owner passed away. Since being...

My 68 4 speed GTX convertible is now listed on Bring a Trailer. http://bringatrailer.com/listing/1968-plymouth-gtx/ Only a week to bid on it.

My 68 4 speed GTX convertible is now listed with Bring a Trailer. http://bringatrailer.com/listing/1968-plymouth-gtx/ With close on the 23rd late morning.

Thinking of selling my numbers matching 4 speed 68 GTX.

The license plate is Oregon RPD341. Since this was 2005, the plate is probably no longer on the car. Still trying to find out if anyone has seen the car like mine from the 2005 CEMA car show at the Walter P Chrysler Museum. Most unusual is lack of a console and chrome valve covers and the...

Bring up the link for the car I'm trying to find out more about. The extra picture is the one I bought. Both cars are somewhat unusual and that's why I'd like to compare notes on the two cars.

Last January I purchased a 68 red 4 speed GTX convertible. As I was looking for others like it I found one virtually identical, including some unusual characteristics. There are pictures of it on the Motorbase website from the 2005 CEMA car show held at the Walter P Chrysler Museum. Does...