Re: 1967 Plymouth GTX
 

Though Sox and Martin's 1967 Hemi cars get all the accolades,,,,

Their 1967 GTX 440 set the NHRA SS/E National Record with an
11.95

Re: 1967 Plymouth GTX
 

I had a 67 440/stick/Dana that I drove to high school. I wore it out.
I rebuilt it (I got the rods right too!) but I got to that tilting stage where I knew enough to know I didn't know enough (or afford it) so I sold it for...............$800

Re: 1967 Plymouth GTX
 

G.

1967 GTX Hardtop (NHRA Stock Classes)

426 Hemi
1967 = SS/B
1968 = SS/D
1969 = SS/E or A/S
1970 = SS/D or B/S
1971 = SS/D or B/S

440
1967 = SS/E or B/S
1968 = SS/F or D/S
1969 = SS/I or E/S
1970 = SS/H or F/S
1971 = SS/H or F/S

Re: 1967 Plymouth GTX
 

car out of Alberta
Always a favorite to see

liteweight

http://i1115.photobucket.com/albums/...ps9a43e1a1.jpg

http://i1115.photobucket.com/albums/...ps78bc4daa.jpg

Re: 1967 Plymouth GTX
 

Heres a '67 GTX that my 'ol highschool buddy Larry Erb had back in the early '70s,, it was equipped with a 440/727 setup. We'd swap rides once in a while,,, he liked my 327/4 speed '67 Malibu, so here it is in my folks driveway before I ventured out one Friday night about 40 years ago.
Danny Durham

Re: 1967 Plymouth GTX
 

Daryl,

The 1967 RO23 Hemi Cars were 'Belvedere II' cars.

No GTX left the factory with a functional flat 67' Hemi hood scoop.

Sox & Martin won the 1968 NHRA Springmationals with a 'true' 67' GTX
Street Hemi, dual faux-vent scoop hooded car.

Re: 1967 Plymouth GTX
 

1967 GTX 440...D/SA

Larry Gardinier - Henry's Competition (Syracuse, New York)

(Photo 1968)

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...ygardinier.jpg

Re: 1967 Plymouth GTX
 

Paul
Yes, thanx I know. Just thought it was a place to post these, as it was one of my fav. cars back then.

liteweight
ps My Bad. I go back to my corner now

Re: 1967 Plymouth GTX
 

Daryl,

You now have to put one Pinion Subber in the 'kitty' as punishment...:)

On a lighter note,

Sox & Martin set the 'early' 1967 NHRA SS/E record with their 67' GTX 440 at {12.15}

Re: 1967 Plymouth GTX
 

The "Old Trapper" appears to be a GTX, not a RO23 Belvedere. GTX's had wheelwell chrome, and chrome on the rocker panels. RO23's had chrome on the belt line only. Old Trapper looks to be a GTX with a RO23 hood.

I believe Tony Patchens 67 Coronet was the same deal. Started out as a 67 R/T with a WO23 hood later on.

Jeff