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The years Plymouth’s GTX 440 terrorized the pavement

The Plymouth GTX arrived in the late 1960s as a high-spec, big-block bruiser aimed at buyers who wanted muscle car performance without giving up comfort or style. Among its most coveted configurations ...
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1970 Plymouth GTX 440+6 Is “All Hers, Not His”

The license plate frame on Debbie Derych's 1970 GTX proudly proclaims, "All Hers Not His." But it wasn't always that way. In fact, Debbie's ownership of this Six-Barrel Mopar got off to sort of a ...
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Owner of 30 Years Lets Go of Track Pak, Purple Paint, 1970 GTX 4-Speed – With a Hemi in It

Mother Mopar's genius marketing move of labeling a finnicky, complex, and expensive option - the 426 Hemi - as a highly desirable rarity was pure brilliance. However, ChryCo oddly chose to let it fly ...
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Vietnam Veteran Bought a New 1970 GTX 440–6, He Still Drives the Survivor 55 Years Later

How many people still own their classic car – please drop a comment below this story if you still do – and keep it in its original condition. Fine, now how many people still have that car 55 years ...
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Rare 1970 Plymouth GTX 440 Six-Barrel Emerges with Just 40,000 Miles

Low-mileage V-code 1970 Plymouth GTX with original 440 Six-Barrel engine and rare factory options hits the market. A remarkably preserved 1970 Plymouth GTX 440 Six-Barrel has surfaced, offering muscle ...