1969 Plymouth GTX Convertible

The vehicle in question is a distinctive and timeless classic, a 1969 Plymouth GTX Convertible that was once proudly owned in Claremont, California. This iconic American muscle car from the late '60s, manufactured during the height of the "pony car" era, captures the essence of the period's bold automotive design. The year 1969 signifies its inception, when it rolled off the production line as a product of Chrysler Corporation's Plymouth division, known for their robust engineering and powerful engines. As a GTX variant—which was introduced in 1967 as an upscale version of the Road Runner model—this Convertible wears its distinctive characteristics with pride: featuring concealed headlights, a black vinyl roof, and signature "GTX" badging on both front fenders. This particular GTX also benefited from being manufactured for the U.S. domestic market, as indicated by its location in Claremont, California.

Last bid: $28,000