1968 Plymouth GTX Hardtop

Plymouth’s GTX was manufactured by Chrysler from 1967 to 1971 as a mid-sized, upscale-trimmed muscle car. When the popular but budget-minded Road Runner arrived in 1968, the GTX was positioned as an upscale, luxurious muscle machine. Today these beasts are rare and highly coveted, with a TOTAL 4-year production of only 44,178 cars. Also, with only two high performance engine choices, every GTX is a potent muscle car; no slant sixes in this crowd! — This tough 1968 Plymouth GTX Hardtop is an outstanding example of Mopar’s original “gentleman’s muscle car” — a refined bruiser that pairs upscale comfort with serious straight-line muscle. Lift the expansive hood, finished with the blacked-out Performance Hood Treatment, and you’ll find the mighty Super Commando 440 V8, an understressed and overachieving engine that excels at turning rubber into smoke. With just 18,272 GTX models built for 1968, this rare gem is a fantastic reminder of an era when cars represented freedom and fun. Whether you’re a seasoned collector or a muscle car enthusiast, this GTX deserves a place in your stable.

Engine & Transmission

Super Commando 440 V8 — understressed, overachieving, and built to make power
A727 TorqueFlite automatic transmission
Dual exhaust with X-pipe for a full-throated Mopar soundtrack

Exterior

Blacked-out Performance Hood Treatment for a purposeful, aggressive look
Vinyl roof for that period-correct gentleman’s muscle car style
Classic Cragar SS wheels
“Big ‘n’ little” tire setup: 225/70R15 front and 295/50R15 rear

Interior

Bucket seats with center console
Fresh new upholstery and carpet
Factory AM radio

Suspension & Chassis

Heavy-duty suspension for confident muscle car road manners
Power steering for easy, comfortable maneuvering

Additional Info

Just 18,272 GTX models produced for 1968 — a genuinely rare find
A refined “gentleman’s muscle car” that blends comfort with big-block performance
A historically significant piece of Mopar muscle heritage

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