1971 Plymouth GTX

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  1. markfnc

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    markfnc, Mar 3, 2023
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    Man that is one tuff looking Mopar...440 w/pistol grip - wow.
     
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    Silvertwinkiehobo "Everything that breaks starts with 'F.'"

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    One of my favorite Mopars. If that 440 were a Six-Pack, that would be the bee's knees.

    The trans code is 'D21;' which trans model does that denote?
     
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    My boss at the restaurant in 1971 bought a new GTX. 440 was standard in them. His was an automatic. Got to drive it around the block. As a 19 year-old, it kinda scared me. Didn't want to wreck the bosses' new machine....... What I liked best about it was the thick-rimmed 'Tuff' steering wheel. Felt like a real 'race car' wheel.
     
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    Bid to $63,000 on 3/9/23. No Sale
    What do you think his reserve was?
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    If I was a gambler, I'd suspect he was asking between $75-80k. If I wanted a laugh I'd say he wanted an even $100k, which wouldn't be outside the realm of possibility in a good market with Mopars for some strange reason.
     
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    He may have gotten closer to $75-80 if this had been a ‘69 or ‘70.
     
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