1969 Plymouth GTX Convertible

Scorch Red over black vinyl, this GTX Convertible combines a 440ci Super Commando V8 with a four-speed manual.

Specifications & provenance

Year: 1969

Make: Plymouth

Model: GTX Convertible

Engine: 440ci Super Commando V8

Transmission: Four-speed manual

Drivetrain: Rear-wheel drive

Exterior: Scorch Red

Interior: Black vinyl

Powertrain & Provenance

One of just 700 produced for the model year, this 1969 Plymouth GTX Convertible represents the pinnacle of Chrysler’s late-1960s performance catalog. Power comes from the 440ci Super Commando V8 paired to a four-speed manual and a Track Pack Dana 60 rear axle — a period-correct setup that delivers the authentic Mopar muscle experience.

Restored in the early 2000s and thoughtfully preserved since, the car presents in its factory-correct Scorch Red over black vinyl with a power-operated top. Documentation and service records accompany the car, reinforcing its history and quality.

Exterior & Restoration

Crisp bodylines, correct badging, brightwork, and a straight presentation showcase the quality of the restoration. With restrained use since completion, finishes throughout the exterior and interior remain clean and consistent with a collector-grade example.

Interior & Details

A black vinyl interior, correct GTX trim, and an era-appropriate dashboard layout complete the period feel. The four-speed shifter and driver-focused controls underscore the car’s performance intent while retaining open-top cruising character.

On-Road Character

With abundant torque, long-legged gearing, and the soundtrack expected from a 440 big-block, the GTX Convertible balances straight-line authority with everyday approachability — a signature of the brand’s top-tier B-body offerings in 1969.