This numbers matching Rallye Red 440 Six Pack GTX is the
recipient of a full rotisserie restoration by noted Mopar experts
Roger Gibson and Restorations by Julius. One of 73 built, the car
was complete, very solid and driven prior to restoration and
retained many of its original parts during it transformation to
better than new. The car's option list includes 440 Six Pack,
console floor shift, heavy duty automatic transmission, Air Grabber
hood, Vinyl roof, front and rear spoilers, right side door mirror,
dual exhaust and hood tie down pins.
Exterior Condition
The restored to original exterior in Rallye Red with white vinyl
top is as new or better, having been expertly executed by
acknowledged experts in the restoration of classic Mopar cars.
Since restoration, the GTX has served primarily as a show car and
museum display, and its fit and finish reflect this care and
limited exposure to outdoors and public use. Very close scrutiny
reveals small and easily made corrections typically resulting from
transport and storage, not readily detected.
Engine Bay Condition
The GTX engine bay and drivetrain are impeccably finished and
detailed as new, with all original components present and working.
The rare and numbers matching 440 Six Pack with heavy duty
automatic transmission option, along with all ancillaries show
excellent finish and correct presentation. Topped by a rare and
operational Air Grabber hood, this drivetrain and engine bay are
concurrent with the car's very accurate restoration.
Interior Condition
Restored to original white, with center floor shift console, the
GTX retains much of its freshly restored appearance, showing little
use. Since completion of its restoration, the car has been
primarily used as a show and museum display car, and the interior
reflects the light use. Under scrutiny, very minor and correctible
detractions are visible, but in whole, the GTX interior is as new
or better.
Chassis and Undercarriage Condition
Chassis and undercarriage remain as restored to new condition, with
a clean and well detailed appearance. All components are restored
to factory new or better. There is no road use evident and no
deterioration from exposure, supported by the car's care and museum
display role since restoration.
Collectability
From the final year of the true Mopar muscle car era, this 1971 GTX
with 440ci engine and Six pack option, with automatic transmission
is truly rare as one of 73 such cars produced. This is a first year
redesign of the B-body platform, but the last year for the GTX
nameplate, making this a one year only model. Overall fit and
finish are highest quality and present very well. Desirability for
this rare, end of the line car in attractive finish and desirable
option list points to a GTX with high collectability and a true
investment level car.
Documentation includes previous title registrations and factory
broadcast sheet.