1967 Plymouth Belvedere GTX Hemi 4-Speed Walkaround
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 15 окт 2020
- Walkaround of a RARE 1967 Plymouth Belvedere GTX. One of only 312 made with a 426 Hemi and 4-Speed manual transmission.
Link to the auction - bringatrailer.com/listing/196...
Make sure you follow me on Bring a Trailer for more rare muscle car auctions!
#1967HemiGTX #HemiGTX #1967GTX #GTXHemi #Hemi4-Speed #1967Hemi #1967GTXHemi #musclecarstance #classicmopar 
Авто/Мото
That engine still captivates grown men. Just silently stare and listen to it 😎
I love the sound of this car with the cam.
Nothing better on this planet than a 4 spd Mopar!!..... Chevy & ford guys will never understand 🤫
What a gem! Damn I would love to have that car
Rare car and in good condition! Should make a nice restore project. I used to have a '69 GTX w/ a 440, hemi 4-speed with pistol grip shifter, Dana rear and took a lot of work to get back original again, but was so much fun to drive! The '67 is very rare and was a joy to see, thanks!
Unbelievable 67 love it I'm building a 67 440 commando four speed myself GTX dark blue top super bee blue with half foot of bottom silver original paint! 👍
Awesome. I'm very much a fan of the 67s
My friend had a 66 hemi satellite, you could actually watch the gas gauge needle go down.
You don't miss many gas stations in this car, that's for sure.
Love to have the 66 Satellite with a Hemi.Satellite with a Hemi still a Muscle Car?
Larry, my 1967 GTX (440) got about 8 mpg on a good day. Only tolerated Sunoco super-duper hi test but in 1968 it ran about 32 cents/gallon. Cheers.
@@jamesstark8316 In some of those cars, a half tank meant time to be thinking of where to fill it up again. Quarter tank meant enough to get to the station in the straightest line as possible. Still, those cars were the bomb.
Back in 1968 I had a 66 Hemi Satellite and a 66 GTX w/440. The Hemi was better on gas by about 2mpg. So we drove the Hemi on our Honeymoon.
Really took me back to 1967 when I owned one of these new
Love to hear that!
Super clean under the bonnet & the interior isn’t bad either. Nice👍🏻
67 GTX was my first car. Neighbor was transferred to Japan in 1970 and my parents bought it as a second car for $1800. 440 with 4 speed. My Mom liked driving stick. I inherited it 1977 at 16. Mine was white with blue and white interior. Had the turn signal bullets on the fenders also.
I'm feeling massive Envy. 😔😣😯🤤😒🙍👍
P.S. The Working Bullet Turn Signals was the Coup de Grace.
😵🔨
all 67 GTXs had the light pkg incl fender mounted turn signal indicators. why r they missing from that car???
@@bill90405 WTF?!?!
Yeah, just watched the video again, No turn signals???
Nice piece of Mopar History! Must be a blast to drive. I always liked the seating position in these cars. You get a great scenic view.
Thanks, I'm grateful for being able to own it for a summer and enjoyed every drive.
Ahhh, a 4-speed behind a V-8. I forget what that feels like.
This is from the golden era of that combo. Sadly V8 manuals are almost extinct today...
@@VistaCollectorCars glad I got my 6 Speed 2018 Camaro SS when I could
That is a beaut ...pure class
I had one with a 440 6pak, 7 miles to the gal. 1979
But what a 7 miles to the gallon it was ..that’s the, thing ...😁
Lucky bum! Enjoyed the section of you punching it and winding out the gears! What a feeling. What a sound. Heaven! 1967 Plymouth GTX is my number one of all 70s machines.
It is my belief that no other manufacturer has built more cool cars than Plymouth.
I need to find one of these in a barn. Now on disability i couldnt afford one. I should Have bought the 67 i found in 1982 or so. All original 426 GTX auto at 9k. That was a lot of money then but now its nothing. Always kicked myself in the ass for not getting a loan. Now at 57 it would be so enjoyable to work on it as i could. I miss my old hotrods . 3 back surgeries i cant do heavy lifting but a garage and cherry picker i have. At least i got my old Harley shovelhead i can enjoy but man i miss sitting at a light with the car rocking and then going through the gears. Should have put one in storage but who knew they would get so damn expensive. Your a lucky guy to own that car id never get rid of another if i got my hands on one.
I had a 1967 Dodge Coronet RT 440 Magnum auto in 1971. Great car.
omg had a 68 never really cared much for the 67 charger although a friend in high school owned a 65 i think cornet big block blk/red interior loved riding in that car every chance i got hey you got a winner and she is sweet stay safe luv scooter thanks
If Dennis Hopper didn't have the Charger in Blue Velvet - THIS would have been his car!! Luvvit .
That looks exactly like the one my Friend had in the late 60s.
He got it used we lived in Greenville sc.
I had a 1966 with the 383 4 speed limited slip 323 gears.
But his Hemi was bad.
You have any history of this one.
Nice. My first car was a 67 Plymouth with the 318,it had been sitting up for 3 years and the front end was smashed up,
Very nice.👍🏻
Thank you!
Cool car and a thumbs up.
I think a blowout might have caused damage to the right rear quarter panel
Agreed
SWEET. GOING BACK TO THE GOOD OLD DAYS .
Absolutely, we wanted that "day two" look.
Beautiful
Now that's a badass Mopar
Great car. A little TLC on the body and paint and it will look great. It runs great and the sound is intoxicating!
Good luck with your find
I just love those!!!!
That's one everyone would like to find.
Absolutely. I’ve got a few more rare ones from the same find that I’ll upload videos on soon
Holy Bondo Batman!!! Must be a couple of gallons slathered on there....
Wow nice sounds great
Love this car the way it set's
Thank you. I swapped out the Magnum 500s the car came with for some steelies with a meaty rear tire, and it made all the difference.
Travis, your GTX is sweet!!, I was lucky to have a 1967 GTX 426 hemi 4 speed also, I do trust that you still have it, cheers.
Thank you! This one didn't stay around long. I actually sold it back to the long time owner of the car.
@@VistaCollectorCars cool.
That car is so badass
Thanks!
Awesome. I want it
Nice sweat ride
Very cool car
My dad had one when I was just a kid his was red with black vinyl top and black interior with 4 speed
Nice!
My bother Larry had this same car 426 max-wedge motor , he could lift the tires in the air on take off for 2 gears .
I'll take it. MOPAR POWER
So does this only have a deep oil pan on the front half of the engine because of Chrysler's suspension having the steering linkage running across the engine compartment, saw a umcle tony garage video where he was saying all the old chryslers would spin engine bearings from this set up
What a beauty. My all time Favorite car. Please put me in your Will, LOL
Tail lights and sail panel are really cool compared to the " big light " cars.
Seriously bad ass.
Sweet !
Watch Nicks Garage, 440 and HEMI city!
The rear quarter was probably mingled when the "Cool" after market wheel came loose
Nice project car
many many many Hemi blocks failed in service. my engine guy was a Dodge dealer parts mgr in the late 60's he said half got unstamped replacement blocks
Same with z28 302 engines, they were prone to failure, many were dealer replaced, all they were was a warmed over 283, could not take high revs for long.
Nice
Those are called wing windows not smoking windows.
That is one of my holy grail mopars B body hemi and a 4 speed/dana 60.
Spent over 45 min trying to find the completed auction and found it nowhere.
I'm sure you bought it cheap and made good money on it. Wish I had known about it.
Here is a link to the auction. bringatrailer.com/listing/1967-plymouth-gtx-6/
Follow me on Bring a Trailer, I have other Mopars coming up for sale in the future.
MY BROTHER HAD ONE OF THESE EXACT EVERYTHING THIS ONE HAS
IT WAS A MONSTER ; HE COULD PULL AWAY IN 2ND. GEAR LIKE A POER BRAKE START AND PULL THE WHEELS 2FT. OF THE GROUND AND SHIFT IT AS IT WENT HOLDING IT UP. MY BROTHER OWNED ABOUT EVERY KNOWN MUSCLE CAR . I REMEMBER HIM HAVING A DAYTONA SUPERBIRD 383 6-PACK ; THEN ONE DAY A 69 ORANGE GTO JUDGE PULLED IN MY MOTHERS DRIVE WAY
HE SOLD THE BIRD AND GOT THE JUDGE CAUSE HE NEEDED CASH FOR HE WAS GETTING MARRIED AGAIN.
That’s quite a yarn u spin…Thanks for the laugh
haha classic boomer tale. Keep living in your fantasy land.
First three years street hmi's where painted red like 318's slant sixes 69 was the first year for himi orange
I was referring to street himi 66/68
Amazing car, looked it up. In comments it said a previous owner bought it and was restoring it. Is he on social media?
He and his sons are working on the car together to get it back to its former glory. His son is fairly active on the B Body Mopar groups on Facebook. He has shared a few posts about the car.
@@VistaCollectorCars thanks I'll check it out
Why are the windows green, is this a factory AC car?
I used to have one..273 v8
Nice find 👍 What gear in Dana 3:54 or 4:10?
All 1967 cars came with 3.54 gears but this car had 4.10 gears installed later.
Amazing time capsule. Inland shifter?
Thanks. It has a Hurst shifter
Where's the shifter Man enough of the seats 💯💯👍👍😎
Gotta paint it competition orange
What!?!?!?
It's Triple Black!!!!!!!!
Mine always got 8 MPG no matter how you drove it. Had a rusty left quarter panel. Drum brakes up front. Useless over 80 MPH. Never reached top end. I was 21. And drove it like l was.
Leave it just like this and drive it every day
Most people’s sentiment is to keep the rough look. If I was keeping it that’s what I’d do
Yes
Hey is the car for sale?
I'm really intressted.
Best Regards Tobbe
It sold. The link to the listing is in the description.
I have another 67 GTX Hemi coming up for sale soon. Subscribe to my channel and you will see the video on it once it goes live.
I got wood !!
It sounds like you are showing it to sell it. I'm curious if so. And how much for.
It was for my listing on BringaTrailer.com and the car sold.
@@VistaCollectorCars Well, congrats - I suspect the happiest day is when a car is sold and bought, maybe for both the seller and buyer. I have had a recent fascination for a 67 GTX....how much did you sell it for? If you can share.
@@fd797 I'd rather not say on here. You can check search 1967 GTX on the Bring a Trailer site and see the results of the auction.
@@VistaCollectorCars That's cool - no problem. I saw on the site. Thanks.
So somebody had the motor out or worked on it, and is it a numbers matching car?
This is not a numbers matching car at this time.
1967 had no numbers on the engine block to match, best you could do is go by production date
@@mitchholmquist2741 Exactly. I should have worded differently because the motor was 1/18/69
Cool.
Fix that bondo spot and that car looks awesome with the top like that ! Looks like it got a light misting of hydrochloric acid .
Definitely needs some body work. The new owners might drive it as is for a while but I think their end goal is to restore it.
You sale all these finds?
Yes, mostly. More videos coming up soon of cars from the same spot I found this one.
Nice car, but pings terribly...either bad fuel, bad timing or both, it shud also idle lower, an indication of maybe too much timing......other than that, i DIG it!!
Need to treat that surface rust.
How much did it sell for??
$42,250. The link to the auction is in the video description.
How much are you asking for it?
Sold. If you are curious the auction listing and result is in the description.
DUDE YOU DIDN'T MENTION THE FACTORY TINTED GLASS, AND THE FUEL DOOR IS OFF OF A CHARGER
That fuel door is correct for a 67 GTX.
@@Torquemonster440 yes you are correct
1:55 Maaco car painters
What's your price
Sold. Auction listing in the video description.
Any hp spec?
Never had it on a dyno
Still for sale.
Sold! Link in the description of the auction and final sale price.
I wonder how the spare tire got bald.
Drive it and enjoy it. Take it to Carlisle and drive the OCD guys crazy until they hold their pee-pees because it isn’t restored
Is it for sale
I sold it about a month ago. The auction listing is in the description
All original 1 of 312 up for auction. Don't believe a word of it until it's been verified, just too many fakes out there.
Oh yeah, that is one potentially beautiful car. Just about my favorite Chrysler drag car.
DIGGIN' THE GAS PRICES!
a bargain at twice the price
Did this car sell?
Yes. Auction link is in the description if you are curious
WHIMMMPPPYY
Lucky roof still there
I want it
Lol who doesn't right?!
That steering wheel 🤔
Definitely could use some help
put a new quarter panel on the car they only cost around 500 dollars
100th sub
Thanks, Luke. It’s my first milestone!
@@VistaCollectorCars many more to come
Show fender tag.
Check out the link in the description for all those details. Over 150 detailed photos of the car!
You said it was all metal 🤣😂🤣😂😂
Nice,I'll give you 30k. Cash.
Already sold this one.
@@VistaCollectorCars always my story ! Day late or a dollar short.
I WANT
:-)
______________________________________
It's definitely a desirable machine!
A word of advice. Cars like this do not require you to push in the clutch to start them. It’s not a new Mustang. Put the car in neutral, then with your foot OFF the clutch, start the car. The part of the video where you are pointing out that there is no choke and you show your left foot with the clutch to the floor is so unbelievably frustrating to someone who understands how cars and engines work. You are putting lots of unnecessary wear on the thrust bearing of the crankshaft. Even if you felt it necessary to start it with the clutch pedal depressed, why keep it there for so long?
could have had a tesla
Spend the time and money for better brakes, think 4 wheel disc, rebuild suspension and add tires and wheels. Something around 15 x10 rears / 295/50 and 15x8 front / 235/50. Drive the crap out of it. Just please don't make this badass ride into a money's no object, numbers matching, nothing but profit minded show car that just gets looked at. Something that's sealed away from the time it's finished until someone with more money than sense just has to have it for the collection nobody will ever see. There's plenty of those already.....