1968 Plymouth GTX - 440 V8 - For Sale 

They didn’t put them on the passenger side from the factory.

We did put it up front in the description. Asking $65,900

@@Autosportco that would be the perfect second car. Miss my 69 road runner never knew they would grow in price. I sold mine for $600. 1975.

Very nice example, I get the impression that you the dealer are very honest . I love mopars. I’ve got to tell you my story . When I turned 16 years old , my sweet step dad bought me a 1969 Barracuda, metallic green with air scopes and black stripes on the hood . The car had 13,000 miles on it . But and here it comes, it had a 225 6 cylinder with three speed manual on the column , not a muscle car . Well that started my love for mopars. A kid in school also had a Barracuda like mine both were the fast back . But he had a bad ass 340 in his car . I’m 68 years old and have never owned a muscle car, and I’m in the hunt for my first . I love the 1971 Cuda or Challenger with whichever motor makes the most horsepower I can get , that would probably be a 426 hemi which I doubt I could afford . So I guess next would be a 440 6 pack, or maybe a 383 stroker. I’d even settle for a built up 340 . Thanks for listening and could you tell if it’s possible to get a loan for a muscle car, and can I have it insured ?

@@Autosportco Those days are gone