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Love the GTX. 881 is a beautiful color. In fact all 3 of the blue's in 67 are great. Maybe you can post the video for all of us to see. You only have this one post, so welcome to FBBO, from Alabama.

Welcome from Alabama, 80 plus posts. We are glad to hear from you again, and sorry that you are selling your Mopar.

I don't have hardened seats in my Hemi cars and the race fuel I have purchased around here doesn't have lead. I ran Amoco white super premium in the days these cars were new without valve train issues. I'm just saying, but do what makes you comfortable.

Just my opinion, but I think you will be fine with AV gas. If it were a 12.5 compression race Hemi, race fuel only. I run AV gas mixed 50/50 with 90 octane ethanol free in my stock and slightly modified Hemis without issue.

To good of deal to jaw about it, although I did try to get it for less. He did deliver it for nothing additional.

I got a call from a friend about a 67 GTX for sale. I immediately called the number he gave me. The guy said there was someone coming to look, but we talked for about 15 minutes about the car. Later yesterday afternoon I get a text from the seller saying the guy couldn't come and if I wanted to...

Looks like a gear ratio tag. 4.10's.

Glass = AMD, and Classic Industry's for two sources.

Welcome from Alabama, show us pictures of your project and give us more information on it and about your mopar adventure.

Welcome from Alabama. Car was originally black X9, black top X9, black interior X9. Looks to have an upgraded radio if I'm reading the R codes correctly.

Not a 67.

Welcome back from Alabama. What is your current project, or Mopar?

Welcome from Alabama, nice 68 Charger.

Missed it by a year it's a 56, first year for 12V electrical system. My grandfather's last new car 76K original miles. 330 Desoto Hemi, two speed Powerflite.

Welcome from Alabama, unless the block crack is an easy repair, I would nail down that 361 for a replacement. How is this for a forward look mopar.

Welcome from Alabama, I too like the 71-72 Plymouth. It's survivor status makes it great.

Welcome from Alabama, those long roofs are fun and rare these days.

Welcome from Alabama, great to hear of another of us old guys with the dream of making these old rides new again.

The starter suddenly stopping after 20 seconds, and now continuing to be engaged after starting is not correct in any scenario. Why was the starter changed to begin with? Your opening post indicates that you changed quite a few things before reattempting to start the car. I approach things...

I'm not at 24K, but I'm not at 10K either. The amount of parts pieces and labor required to make this a nice and correct driver puts you well above the #3 valuation. I'm in the 16K-18K range. None of us put value on our personal labor, but this car needs exterior trim, complete interior...