1968 Plymouth GTX Hemi by Advanced Detailing of South Florida

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[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MYRlNL87-no]1968 Plymouth Hemi GTX by Advanced Detailing of South Florida - YouTube[/video]
 
OMG!! My jaw just dropped and I'm at a loss for words.......:props:


WOW
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So I already am a Mopar guy..... but then you go and make it shine like crazy.... My mind just exploded!
 
If that's a numbers matching original we are talking about $175k or more in value.
 
From what i was told, yes, this is an original numbers matching GTX.
I also am a Mopar guy, came to the States in 81 and bought my first car in Monroe, La. for $500.
What was it?............69 Charger, today you couldn't buy a hub cap for that money :)
No before pics taken, but i did the same simple one step.The shine came out remarkably though.

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WOW! Very cool! Not my favorite year GTX, but a super cool and rare car none the less! Great job!

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Just to point out because there's probably a lot of younger people that might not know a lot about muscle car engines...

This Plymouth has a true Hemi engine in it, you can identify it by the spark plug wires going into the middle of the valve covers.



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In the hot rod world, it's very popular to put a Hemi engine into another car or even boat. When I used to run my Sanger Drag boat on the local lakes there were a few guys I raced that had Hemi engines in their boats and they came out of cars like the this 1968 Plymouth GTX

That's what Don, the owner of this 1934 Ford Pick-up did only he completely chromed it out, dressed it up and put a blower on it.


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Pretty cool...

Nice work on the detail job you did all your work looks great.

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Great job on an awesome car. I love them old Mopars.
 
wow!!!!!!!!!! talk about a walk down memory lane! if the numbers match that dude would bring +/- $100,000 at barrett jackson. fabulous job!!!!!!!!!!!!!

budinsc
 
My dad had a 1967 GTX (light blue w/440 super commando) and had to sell it when I was born. All of my life I've wanted to buy a similar GTX, park it in Dad's driveway, and throw him the keys and say there...it's yours dad. I'm 39 and I still haven't given up on that dream...graduating college will certainly help me make this dream come true. I'd rather be able to give my dad a car like that than to be able to buy toys for myself. Then again, as much as he and I both love these awesome oldies, I'd rather have my dad than to own one of these cars.

I showed this thread to my dad. He said it brought back many good memories. Dad's laid up with a bad knee right now, but I think this thread made his day. Thanks for posting!!
 
I have always been partial to Mopars even though i have owned my share of camaros also.
 
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