Plymouth GTX Starting & Charging

A stylish muscle car built off Chrysler’s B body platform, the Plymouth GTX first rolled off the assembly line in 1967. Remarkable both in terms of design and performance, the automobile featured hourglass body shape, optional fiberglass hood, racing-inspired side stripes, and heavy-duty suspension system. Originally, the GTX sported either a 7.0L V8 or a 7.2L V8, both engines geared to a 4-speed manual or a 3-speed automatic transmission. Subsequently, a smaller 7.0L engine was removed from the lineup, leaving a 425-hp 7.2L V8 the only available powertrain option. The last Plymouth GTX rolled off the factory floor in 1971.

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