67 GTX Hemi

This Western-bred 1967 GTX started its life as a 440 car, not a Hemi. The original 440 is long gone, but let's not feel sorry for this GTX...after all, it spent nearly its entire life in Nevada before being shipped to Arizona! And, when the decision was made to restore this pristine, original GTX, and the original engine was gone...heck, why not put a Hemi in the thing? And since we're putting a 426 Hemi in the car, why not restore it to appear exactly as a 1967 426 Hemi GTX would?

The engine compartment in this 1967 GTX Hemi is superbly detailed with correct, date coded 1967 components. Correct clips, correct fasteners and correct finishes abound. Present is a brand spanking new (2007) Mopar Performance 426 hemi engine rated at 465 horsepower and 486 lb-ft of torque. Features include cross-bolted main bearing caps, cast iron cylinder heads, a .495"/480" lift hydraulic camshaft (278 duration), forged pistons (9.0:1 compression ratio), a 4 barrel dual plane intake manifold, 3.75" stroke forged camshaft and a double roller timing chain and sprockets. Stainless steel valves are 2.25" intake and 1.94" exhaust and include heavy duty single valve springs and umbrella valve seals. Chrome valve covers, a chrome front cover and the big Classic Haulage air cleaner dress this brand new Hemi up nicely! Present is a brand new Turbostart Group 27 maintenance free battery with a correct hold down, connected up with new positive and negative hemi battery cables.

The pearl white interior in this 1967 GTX is nothing short of spectacular with its restored dash pad, instrument cluster and wood wheel, new sill plates and new vinyl trim courtesy of Legendary Auto Interiors. Here’s some of the new stuff: The front and rear seat foams and seat covers, carpeting, door panels, package tray, trunk divider, brake pad and accelerator pedal. The light blue console is perfectly restored and the console chrome top shines. The rest of the chrome trim is nearly perfect from the door handles, bucket seat trim, window cranks, dash trim and console light bezels to the rear seat emblem.

Price 1967 GTX Hemi $69,900

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