1967 Plymouth Belvedere GTX in Silver & 426 Hemi Engine Sound on My Car Story with Lou Costabile
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- Опубликовано: 1 дек 2017
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On “My Car Story” we're in Rosemont IL at the Muscle Car and Corvette Nationals on 11-16-17.
We’re looking at a 1967 Plymouth Belvedere GTX in Bright Silver Paint. The car features a 426 CI Hemi engine with a manual 4 speed transmission.
The car's Owner is Jim Patterson. Jim’s had this car since 1980. Jim shares details of his rare Plymouth.
To see details on the Muscle Car and Corvette Nationals show, go to www.MCACN.com
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the Belvedere is one of my most fav MOPARS...... such beauty very nice
Hi Anna Mills, We have a Winner for you! :-) Glad you enjoyed this one, Lou
I could almost cry. On Thanksgiving eve 1966 I picked up my 67 GTX convertible at Armory Garage in Albany,NY. Drove 2 blocks down Central Avenue and stopped and put the top down and the rear glass exploded I guess since it came out of a heated showroom. It was the first year for glass in the convertible top. It had a 4 speed w/the crappy Inland shifter. It was Turbine bronze w/white interior. It started out at $3600 and ended up at $4800 which was crazy for a Plymouth. The Hemi was $654 and the Shure Lock diff on the 9&3/4" Dana rear end was $150. Found out years later in HOT ROD magazine that it was 1 of only 17 made that year with the 4 speed. The rear was 3:54 and the auto was 3:23. I had the 150 mph speedometer maxed out at 150 one time. It was the hottest car in Troy that year. I ran against a black Mustang in Schenectady the summer of 67. It was black and in white letters on the back it said "If you can beat me, You can eat me". It was supposed to be "Cha Cha" but not really sure. And no my lead sled could not compete with her 4:56 rear from light to light.
Hi Paul Irish, Happy to read this car / video brings back memories of you great car :-) Hope you see many more cars on this RUclips Channel you'll enjoy, Lou
My parents had one when I was a kid,and this car was a lethal monster not to be messed with. Beautiful and classic lines,sporty n mean looking....and brutal
Hi Peter, Glad to read this car / video brings back memories of your Parents "lethal monster" :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
This car would be special in any case, but restored with all original parts in such great condition (and the $400 the owner paid for it), this may be my favorite muscle machine you have featured on My Car Story. Jim Patterson has gone a fine job keeping this car alive. A++
Hi soyounoat, "A++" High grade, NICE! Lou
I think in a poll the 67 GTX would win the body style fav of all yr GTX's.
But maybe it's just me.
I agree. One of my all time favorites is the 67 GTX. I love the sound of the pre 1970 426 Hemi's when they still had solid lifters. AWESOME car
I agree!
I had one it look almost just like this car the color you name it but it had the 440 in it. But it wasn’t my favorite year 68 to early 70s was and try getting parts for this car you can’t find them unless it a junkyard somewhere down south I know because so 16 yr old girl hit mine after 2 weeks after getting it painted and finally restored after like 4 yrs of work as I could afford it. They had to get all the parts from a junkyard I think they made a little over 5 thousand of this year so it hard to get anything for it. Unless it changed from when I had mine like 20 yrs ago. Kids come and the rest is history many know how that works. A little over 22 23 yrs ago I sold that car for 57 hundred dollars at that time that was a lot at that time for a old muscle car. Now you get junk for that much.
Hi Bob Bob, Happy to read you enjoy the design of this car :-) Lou
What can you say. But. Nice......
Its a GTX. And its a Hemi..........
And its a 4 Speed. Everybody's
Dream Car............
Glad to read you think this car is a "Dream Car" :-) Lou
$4600 in today's money would be about $30,000. America of that era was producing stunning cars that everyday hard working people could afford.
They style, engine and overall finish of that car is just amazing.
That was around a year's pay for many people in those days.
Hi bighand69, Thank you for viewing and sharing your thoughts. Hope you see many more cars on this RUclips Channel you enjoy. Please subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this RUclips Channel, Lou
My dad had a 66 charger 383 & a 69' 440 cuda'.
Awsome GTX! What a beauty. Great Job once again Lou. I love that the owner wasn’t scared to blow the cobb webbs out of it when giving it a rev. 👍🏻👍🏻
Hi Scott Teams, Glad you enjoyed this one and think the car is "Awesome" :-) Thank you for viewing, and sharing. You're welcome, Lou
For those who know me and Ave.P in Newark, NJ, those were the afternoons and nights..Racing for $20 bucks a run. Those were the moments of Mopar greatness..Real metal, real engines, @.67 a gal regular..For $4 bucks, a full tank, bag of White Castles, breath mints, rubbers, and change left over..What a life..I'm 66, still here.
Hi Lamont, Good times, good times :-) Lou
The restoration quality is AMAZING, and the hemi sounds incredible with a super smooth idle. This car ticks all the boxes to be a great muscle car of the sixties.
Hi Fabio, Happy to read you appreciate the condition of this car an the smoothness of the Hemi engine too :-) Lou
This is one of the only videos I have to hear my dads laugh and voice! Thank you for posting it years ago! RIP daddy :(
Hi Anett, Happy to read we are both able to share this fun time we had together :-) Lou
every time I see 1 of these Plymouth that my father would not let me buy and I am 63 years old I still feel the pain
Hi Vincent Brown, It's time to go out and get yours :-) Lou
Paid $400 but invested at least 40K restoring it. I love the GTX since I saw my first as a teenager in 67.
Happy to read you "love the GTX" :-)
AWESOME GTX. My fav is the 71' but the 67's body lines are just right. STRONG Hemi there!!!!
Hi glen cyr, Glad you enjoyed this one and gave the car an "AWESOME" :-) Hope you see many more cars on the Channel you'll enjoy, Lou
The 1965-1967 Belvedere models, Satellite and GTX are a beautiful clean design. RIP Plymouth. FYI definition of belvedere: a structure (such as a cupola or a summerhouse) designed to command a view. It derives from two Italian words, bel, which means "beautiful," and vedere, which means "view." The term has been used in English since the 1570s.
Hi rizzle razzleuno, Thank you for viewing and sharing your knowledge. I learned something, Lou
$400? That is a great car offer. Restoring a car that probably had tons of rust came out to be this very clean well cared car. The elegant, wonderful paint and chrome shines everyone's dear eyes... Wow. Interior in black... I see tons of 60s, 70s cars with the black leather interiors, Wonderful, it is. Engine sound? No problem... It's a great sound, John.
Hi John Roberts, Thank you for sharing the details you enjoyed on this one :-) Lou
John Roberts, John the car was a rust free car that been in southern Colorado since 1968. The car still had 1973 lic plates on it when I found it. The car spun a rod bearing in that year and the engine was partially pulled apart then it just sat until 1980. The car had to only been driven six years if it broke in 73, and was in relatively in good shape, all the body panels, floor and truck are original to the car. The car was not rotisserie restored, only a paint job and underside detail, the car had just a few minor dings in it. All the chrome and trim original to the car, when I restore it in 1986 nothing was available for these cars, I had to redo what I had, or find new old stock. Which the grille was the only new old stock item I put on. I rebuilt the engine, the drivetrain and suspension and drove it a couple years before I repainted it, I figured after I did I would not drive it as much anymore, especially being a silver car, it would be hard to match up the paint if something happened.
One of the most elegant muscle cars every made.
Glad you enjoyed this one :-) Nice!
What can I say Lou? Another great interview with an owner of a great piece of automotive history.
Thank you Chuckles9191991, Glad you enjoyed this one.
1967 Plymouth is really a good car . Built with great care and compassion. It was maufacturef with the early pioneers of Plymouth. I like the car .Great strong in every aspect. I enjoyed watching the video. Thanks LOU for sharing this beautiful car. Please LOU have a great Sunday. GOOD JOB LOU.
THANKS AND HAPPY HOLIDAYS . MERRY CHRISTMAS.
KIND REGARDS
HISHAM ELFIKI
Hi Hisham Elfiki, Glad you enjoyed this one :-) Hope you have a great day, and Merry Christmas to you, Lou
Thanks Lou u defiantly know how to pick THEM. I've shared some of ur videos with my friends and there usual comments are WOW or ASSUME !! You've definitely have got some new fans of what u show. Keep it up look forward to seeing more THANKS 😎👍
You're welcome. I'm glad you're enjoying the choices of cars I've selected for the Viewers like you on the Channel. Comments like yours are inspiring to me to keep going, Thank you, Lou
Jim does have a great car! The color & the brightwork look great! Thanks for sharing this 'bargain' Hemi!
Hi TheGunfighter45acp, Well said. Thank you for viewing and you're welcome, Lou
A friend I grew up with had a cool car he had a 1972 Z28 but his dad had a 67 GTX and I loved that car he didn't have a hemi but he did put the 6 pack manifold on his 440 and besides that the car was original and looked like new.
Hi yavin99, Happy to read this car brings back memories of your Friend & his Dads car :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
The 1966 Dodge Coronet 440 and this Beauty are one of my favourite Cars.
Wonderful😍😍😍😍😍
Hi Ricarda, Happy to read this is a favourite of yours :-) Lou
Absolutely rockin Belvidere! Loaded with cool features n looks. Pretty perfect deal he got for such a great ride, well worth the wonderful restoration!! If I had this sweet thing I'd def drive it too, it's a total winner! Love the sweet heart on it! Best for me is the amazing sound, got a roarrrr I love to hear!! Super car and vid! Thank you
Hi WickedFireFly13, "Absolutely rocking" I LOVE iT :-) You're comments and detail are the BEST, Lou
Blissful line and length. Fabulous Chrysler.
High praise Simon :-)
Rest In Peace Jim. My prayers and condolences to your family. You are missed in Mopar community. I will never forget your kindness and generously.
Hi Bradley, Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
I bought a 1971 Charger SE with a 440 in it for $1300 in 1977. I wish i still had it. Not a hemi, but quite a car. I was a kid, though, and could not afford the insurance.
Hi dsteele27, Sounds like some wonderful memories :-) Thank you for viewing, sharing, and adding to the story, Lou
$400 for a hemi GTX, that's a riot! I remember one of my friend's father bringing home a new 67 Belvedere 1 wagon (he lived on the same less affluent side of town as myself). Even though it was bare bones, it did have a nice 318 and torqueflite transmission...Surely put out 230CI six/powerglide Malibu to shame. I felt sorry for poor Mr. Mutter, he managed to scruff up the right rear quarter panel on some tarred up wooden parking divider the second day they owned it! I still remember watching the poor guy trying to get the tar scrapes off the fender with turpentine while Mrs. Mutter was scolding him....It's funny the things we remember as kids...
Ahhhh those fun memories :-)
AMAZING MOPAR model.......thanks Lou.
Hi Mike, High praise :-) You're welcome, Lou
If only I could go back in time. WOW.THANKS 😎👍
Hi Russell Francis Sherry, Glad you enjoyed this one a shared a "WOW" :-) Thank you for viewing, and hopefully this video for you is a time travel back is a wonderful memory. You're welcome, Lou
God Bless and Blessed the design engineers that came up with such a BEAUTIFUL design from right out of their heads!
Amen!
Thanx Lou,,,,,, So nice to look back,,,,the world was a different place and these lovingly looked after cars are like living history,,,,big thumbs up to you and the owner,,,,,,
Hi Irfan Khan, Thank you for the wonderful comment which I enjoyed reading :-) You're welcome, Lou
I like that the gage says "Gasoline"
:-)
The guy that ordered it checked all the right boxes!
You're right :-)
they are made to be driven = love these big hemi cars = and i would drive it also thanks for showing your car so beautiful and a powerful - every one should have one !
Hi Ronnie Boucher, Glad you "love these big hemi cars" :-) You have great taste in cars, Lou
Speechless Lou, it’s perfect!
Hi Paul, High praise :-) Lou
How could anything be better than a hemi so very fast
It's a good one for sure :-)
👍👍👍👍👍classic Mopar love the mid 60s Mopars. Beautiful GTX.
Five thumbs up is a Winner :-) Thank you for a wonderful comment, Lou
COOL, IT'S NOT ONLY A HEMI, BUT A 4-SPEED, SOMETHING RARELY SEEN ANYMORE.
Hi Ray Charles, Glad to read you enjoy this car :-) Hope you see many more cars on this Channel you'll enjoy, Lou
BEA...utiful. Really love this one, not just because, model year I was born. It's a stunning car.
Hi Al Cyr, Glad you "love" this one :-) High praise. And nice it's your birth year too, Lou
Hi Jim & Lou / I have always liked the roof line on this car. When is was in H.S. a friend had this car.
• Cheers from The Detroit & Mackinac Railway 🚂
Hi trainroomgary, Sound like you and your Friend had some good times in High School :-) Thank you for viewing, sharing, and adding to the story, Lou
The clock works! I’ll take it!
:-)
The 67 is my favorite GTX of all. The 440 Super Commando/Magnum debuted in the 1967 GTX and Dodge Coronet R/T as the base engine for those 2 cars
Glad to read this car is a favorite of yours :-)
This car is sick👍Belvederes are awesome they look mean
High praise :-)
It is GORGEOUS. Absolutely GORGEOUS !!!!!!
High praise for the looks of this car :-)
I have an acquaintance who had one of these same color and all. He brought it to the shop I work at for an alignment and on his way home he had a fire under the hood!! The fireman refused to open the had with their gloved hands instead they used those axe/pry bar combo tool and did way more damage than the fire. From that point on he decided to always have a fire extinguisher in the car and I now do the same!
Hi Thomas Hoyt, Ouch! Sorry to read what happened. Sounds like a lesson learned, Lou
Almost $5,000 50 years ago? That was a lot!
Hi tripjet999, Thank you for viewing and sharing your knowledge. Hope you see many more cars on this RUclips Channel you enjoy. Please subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this RUclips Channel, Lou
Looks Like You Gentlemen Found the Fountain of Youth ... 🍻
Car are fun and keep you young :-)
A beautiful work of art this one is 👌
Hi Jason C, Happy to read you enjoy the design of this car :-) Lou
What l makes your latest series of vids great : basically original owners
Cool before muscle car frenzy was/is all rage...
And remarkable condition!
Thanks for sharing this special car-
Hi Finn Blu, Glad you're enjoying the Channel, and I appreciate your viewing and commenting, Lou
Wow - looks like it just rolled off the assembly line. I think the HEMI was about $650 as an option. A lot of money in '67. But worth every cent!
Hi Claiborne, Happy to read you enjoy this Hemi car :-) Lou
Lou you are an aquired taste, but brother I love your style. You love these cars and that's obvious. And you love (The Story)
Hi Bob Bob, "Lou you are an acquired taste" You're accurately too kind :-) Glad you're along for the ride, Lou
The thing i didnt like about it .
Its not mine lol🍒 sweet ride thanx.
Hi Kevin Hudson, Happy to read you enjoy this "sweet ride" :-) Lou
Great car Lou. Terrible spot for the Tach. They should have placed it beside the Speedo and put and couple of the other Gauges down there instead. Thanks for sharing another Great Car.
Hi Max, Happy to read you think this is a "Great car" :-) Hope you Subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they come up. My pleasure sharing with you and you're welcome, Lou
One of a kind
Hi Corey, Thank you for viewing and sharing. Hope you see many more cars on this RUclips Channel you enjoy. Please subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this RUclips Channel, Lou
Awesome!
Hi Chris, Happy to read you enjoy this car :-) Lou
Question....... Was the tag under the hood originally affixed to the car using phillips head screws? I would think that would be easy to steal if that's the case. I LOVE the old Dodges and Plymouths. They were rolling art back in the day. Great video as usual Lou. Thanks man.
Hi Mike Lunn, Thank you for the kind words on the video, and happy to read your comments on the car. :-) I just checked on another 1967 and see Phillips head screws on the tag on this one too, Enjoy! Lou ruclips.net/video/mQvTzQDDLTs/видео.html
Beautiful!
Enough said :-)
Love it.Muscle car for the family man or traveling salesman.
Happy to read you "Love it" :-)
Rest in peace, Jim
I'm sorry to read this.
If I could own any vintage car in the world it would be this one........
Hi john reilly, Happy to read you appreciate this car :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing. Lou
Great job!
Glad to read you enjoy this car :-)
Even if it was beat in the 80s 400 bucks great score.
Hi derwood 454, Good point, Lou
Lou, if this gentleman ever needs a kidney, please tell him he can have one of mine for the car!!
Not sure you need to do that :-)
I have one of these and the 440 is my choice of engines , with the 4-speed . mine roars down the street . And I never have to adjust the air and fuel mixture .
Hi Rossco, Happy to read you have a cool car too :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
its got a clock..Mine didnt..wow so cool
Hi Kevin Kingan, Thank you for viewing and sharing. Hope you see many more cars on this RUclips Channel you enjoy. Please subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this RUclips Channel, Lou
One SWEET car,,,
Glad you enjoy the looks of this car Steve Trainer :-)
9:35 : ooooh yes baby!
:-)
I would REALLY,REALLY appreciate owning a car like this. I am a lifetime MOPAR car nut with no money........SAD.
Hope you're behind the right MOPAR for you soon :-)
She's a Beauty!
Hi Joe, Happy to read you appreciate the looks of this car :-) Thank you for viewing, sharing and I believe you're going to see many more cars on this Channel you'll enjoy. Hope you Subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this RUclips Channel, Lou
Nice :)
Glad you enjoyed this one :-)
I would just love to go for a ride i would give anything
Hi Mark, If you stop by some cars shows, and see one of these, and talk to the person who owns it, there is a high probability if you ask, the person would give you a ride, Lou
And also, wish you an early Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas to you to John.
Wow!
:-)
Fav Mopar 67 GTX
FAV FORD 66 Fairlane GTA
FAV Chevy 66 Chevelle SS
Thank you for sharing. Nice.
The J is in the Vin# NOT on the fender tag in 1967. The number 73 designates the Hemi Engine on the fender tag. The owner should have known this.
Hi dkerry52421, Thank you for viewing and sharing your knowledge. Hope you see many more cars on this RUclips Channel you enjoy. Please subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this RUclips Channel, Lou
RIP Jim, I hope to see you on the other side.
Sad to read this :-(
It was sudden. I talked to him a week ago.
OUT OF SIGHT !!!!!!!!!!!!!
COOL :-)
The. Best😘😘
High praise :-)
Phillip head screws on the gas cap are incorrect
Thank you for viewing and sharing.
the starter to me sounded like a gm starter i drive an old mopar every day my starter is a chrysler orignal it dont sound like that on the gtx
Hi Robert Card, Thank you for viewing, sharing and I believe you're going to see many more cars on this Channel you'll enjoy. Hope you Subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this RUclips Channel, Lou
Doesn’t get much better.
:-)
@@loucostabile i was 15 in 1967 and remember being enthralled with the GTX at our small local dealership. Out of all the wonderful iterations of muscle in that short time span, the 327 SS Nova and 426 Hemi GTX stood out.
I have a 94 crown Victoria LX with tan leather seats is that rare?
Only the ones in Ferrari Brown.
Hmmm, 2 door or 4 door?
Lou Costabile crown Vic doesn’t come in with 2 doors anymore
There's a dealership call Bill Neal Chrysler back in the 73 when I first graduated I was trying to buy a car exactly like this one except it was black / yellow had a 440 with a TNT motor they wanted $400 down I only had $200 I had just graduated out of high school and it started working at the Federal Building for GSA at 601 East 12th Street my father went over in Kansas to a place called Cit and got 200 more dollars to put down on the car but before he gave them the $200 he told the dealer that he wanted to go and look at this car bill Neal Chrysler had a used car dealership downstairs he saw the car started it up and after he heard it he told me I couldn't have the car you talking about somebody who was hurt but he probably done a good thing because I probably would have killed my fool self in it it had electric fuel pump on it at my brother and I took it up to the Liberty Memorial and boy could that car skat
Hi Vincent, Thank you for viewing and sharing your thoughts. Hope you see many more cars on this RUclips Channel you enjoy. Please subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this RUclips Channel, Lou
Lou "Shall We?" Costabile....
Manors, Manors, Manors :-)
during the 20th century general motors was the largest manufacture on earth.the 20th century the most advanced century in world history.just saying lol.
Thank you for viewing and sharing your knowledge.
Magnificent Beast. The ultimate sleeper. Why send an aircraft carrier to North Korea? You wanna show some American muscle??! Right here!...
Hi Audie Conrad, "Magnificent Beast" I like that :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
she beautiful
Hi Roger, Happy to read you appreciate the looks of this car :-) Thank you for viewing, sharing and I believe you're going to see many more cars on this Channel you'll enjoy. Hope you Subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this RUclips Channel, Lou
@@loucostabile Cool I'll Be Looking !
@@loucostabile she's beautiful ty :)
Just beautiful 😍
Happy to read you enjoy the looks of this car :-)
Those were the days!! Coronets too Super Bees'🐝 I remember second or third grade a boy from school parent had a super bee from Arizona then they moved back.
Good times, good times :-)
Great guy glad he brought it out, thanks for posting it!
Hi gerald413, Happy to read you enjoy this episode :-) You're welcome, Lou
My dad paid $3800 approx for his 69' 440 cuda' & I bought a Tex 71' cuda' for $3000 383'.
Sounds like your family has great cars :-)
Elephant motor.
Yes sir :-)