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Re: 69 GTX convertible
[Re: 6bblgt]
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09/11/12 05:11 PM
09/11/12 05:11 PM
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Las Vegas, NV
6bblgt
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Do you have a b'cast sheet? Is it an OHIO car? I looked at a R6 convertible ~20 years ago in NE Ohio.
I found a pic of this '69 GTX convertible, it appears to be:
R6
black dash
4-spd
3.54s
V6W
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Re: 69 GTX convertible
[Re: 6bblgt]
#1297722
09/11/12 09:46 PM
09/11/12 09:46 PM
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It's a dry heat
gtx6970
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Do you have a b'cast sheet? Is it an OHIO car? I looked at a R6 convertible ~20 years ago in NE Ohio.
I found a pic of this '69 GTX convertible, it appears to be:
R6
black dash
4-spd
3.54s
V6W
I looked at an R6 with tan and white int 4 spd car out of Columbus Ohio back around 1992
Also looked at an R6 with white int 4 spd car up near south bend indiana, same time frame.
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Re: 69 GTX convertible
[Re: 6bblgt]
#1297724
09/11/12 10:11 PM
09/11/12 10:11 PM
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It's a dry heat
gtx6970
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The R6 4-spd GTX w/white & tan interior was in Vegas a few years ago (gotta-be the only one?), small world. 
same car, I talked to the Vegas area owner several years ago.
My former B5 with blue and white int car is also in Vegas. at least it was a few years back
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Re: 69 GTX convertible
[Re: gtx6970]
#1297726
09/12/12 01:17 PM
09/12/12 01:17 PM
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Georgia
Matt M
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Georgia
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The R6 4-spd GTX w/white & tan interior was in Vegas a few years ago (gotta-be the only one?), small world.
same car, I talked to the Vegas area owner several years ago.
My former B5 with blue and white int car is also in Vegas. at least it was a few years back
I spoke to the guy in Vegas also.
I believe he had the car advertised in HMN.
He told me he purchased the car out of Atlanta area.
He seemed to know a lot about the car but I never could get the guy
to send me any photos.
Then he fell off the planet and commo ceased.
Matt
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Re: 69 GTX convertible
[Re: magnumcharger]
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11/03/14 06:25 PM
11/03/14 06:25 PM
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NC, USA
sauterd
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hi all, i saw where there was "another" GTX convertible thread, so i am posting my info here too. thanks. hi all, i am also interested in finding out about any other 69 GTX converts there are out there. Particularly scorch red ones and 4-speeds. that's what mine is. I'd also appreciate any information on it at all. (good bad and ugly included) I'm sure i paid too much for it in late 2009, but took a chance on how the market would go and really wanted a white interior/red and 4-speed, so figure there aren't too many that come for sale, though I did see the one on Ebay (super nicer than mine) go for 55K this is the same car. (sorry if I am repeating any info from previous posts, i had a pretty good look first, but may have missed something) http://www.turnerautomotive.com/1969_gtx_red_vert.htmI bought mine from Glyn Ferrell in Missouri and it was briefly at Fastlane Cars in MO. unfortunately it was not "super" work done on the car, but I "think" for the most part it's pretty solid underneath. It is non numbers matching and is missing the radiator support as it's been replaced. however the numbers match on the trunk lip. I'm open to open and honest comments on it. you may not be able to see this on my page but i have this info as well.here is a link to mine. https://www.flickr.com/groups/1361580@N24/"This is my GTX convertible. Would love to hear from others who own one or who has interest in them. I am also trying to find the previous owner, Glora M Beck of Alma, IL. If anyone has any contact info, that would be appreciated." one guy on ebay said that Govier claimed there were only 25 '69 4 speeds left in existence, but I assume that meant that only 25 were "registered" any info is appreciated. thanks. thanks, Dale Greenville, NC
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Re: Ex-Skater Nicky Diamonds Buys a 1969 Plymouth GTX
[Re: sauterd]
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11/05/14 07:31 PM
11/05/14 07:31 PM
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Anonymous
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Anonymous
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Back in the early 90's, my family and I looked at a 69 GTX vert that was for sale by the owners father in either White Lake, Mi or Grass lake, MI (I dont remember exactly). I do remember it was a B5 exterior, B7 interior 440 4 speed center console air grabber hood car with a fender tag and supposedly all numbers. It was in need of a resto. Solid, just tired looking. The story was that the son who owned the car lived out of state and the dad was selling it for him, but the old man said he wanted all the cash for the car and he would send us the title once his son sent it up from down south somewhere. We passed, sounded sketchy.
It did come with an extra replated trunk trim panel as I recall, no other parts. Always wondered what happened to that car.
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Re: 69 GTX convertible
[Re: sauterd]
#1297736
01/07/15 12:35 PM
01/07/15 12:35 PM
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MLR426
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hi all, i saw where there was "another" GTX convertible thread, so i am posting my info here too. thanks.
hi all,
i am also interested in finding out about any other 69 GTX converts there are out there. Particularly scorch red ones and 4-speeds. that's what mine is. I'd also appreciate any information on it at all. (good bad and ugly included) I'm sure i paid too much for it in late 2009, but took a chance on how the market would go and really wanted a white interior/red and 4-speed, so figure there aren't too many that come for sale, though I did see the one on Ebay (super nicer than mine) go for 55K this is the same car. (sorry if I am repeating any info from previous posts, i had a pretty good look first, but may have missed something)
http://www.turnerautomotive.com/1969_gtx_red_vert.htm
I bought mine from Glyn Ferrell in Missouri and it was briefly at Fastlane Cars in MO. unfortunately it was not "super" work done on the car, but I "think" for the most part it's pretty solid underneath. It is non numbers matching and is missing the radiator support as it's been replaced. however the numbers match on the trunk lip. I'm open to open and honest comments on it. you may not be able to see this on my page but i have this info as well.here is a link to mine.
https://www.flickr.com/groups/1361580@N24/
"This is my GTX convertible. Would love to hear from others who own one or who has interest in them. I am also trying to find the previous owner, Glora M Beck of Alma, IL. If anyone has any contact info, that would be appreciated."
one guy on ebay said that Govier claimed there were only 25 '69 4 speeds left in existence, but I assume that meant that only 25 were "registered" any info is appreciated. thanks.
thanks, Dale
Greenville, NC
I know the car and ex owner of this 69 Red GTX Convert he is a friend of mine. This ex-owner at the same time also had a GTX B5 Blue white interior white top convert but I think it started life as a Sport Satelite but not for sure. Alma is 12 miles from me. Don't know where you got the name Glora Beck ?? Dale pm me to get the old owner contact info. Also I may have the original Dana for the car. Check your axle tube info to verify, as I bought 2 dana's from him 3 years ago.
Regards,
MLR426
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Re: sorry, trying link again
[Re: sauterd]
#1297740
03/07/15 01:25 PM
03/07/15 01:25 PM
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JERSEY
RJS
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http://www.ebay.com/itm/Plymouth-GTX-GTX...%3D121537353785
It's funny how I saw this one sell at least twice on Ebay in the past month or so but then it showed up at the Atlantic City Auction last week and was bid to 45K and didn't sell.
Alot of games being played with that one. Didn't look bad in person but not perfection, at 35-38K it would be a good deal. At 45K too much still needing attention. Guess that car is destined to a life of no love.
Ron
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