This 1969 GTX I have personally owned for 33 years. It was once upon a time my daily driver too. Please click the image below to see my photos over the years. Ma' Mopar expanded on the road runner when the GTX was produced. Do you really think you know what GTX stands for? It took me a very very long time to know it. If you own a GTX and really want to know feel free to contact me and I will let you know what I know. This GTX has the HEMI four-speed and Dana in the GTX. Since 1987 the six-pack on the 440 that's in the car today that I built in my garage runs great! This motor will destroy the car on the Drag Strip, it runs on 91 octane, and will get 17 mpg on the highway also. Really! I smog the motor every year, and it passes. The motor was built by me with information taken from the "Engines Book" from Direct Connection of the era back then. Why go out and recreate the wheel, when engineers do the work? I have had headers on the car over the years, and if anyone knows what a pain to service the plugs. Factory Exhaust manifolds are back on this motor, and simply runs excellent! *Use browser back button to come back to this page for now* FLASH required to view photos. Once Flash opens photos be sure to look for the "Play" button in lower right corner also. It is small!
This 1968 Dart Convertible was born as a 6cyl GT. I have named this car after the famous movie car "Christine" as this car has earned... her name "KRISSY". KRISSY has fought me and continues to fight the build even, after owning this car now for going on 6 years! She now sports and will continue to sport items that were actually on a 1968 Dart GTS. I had a real 1968 GTS and that car was traded for my 1969 GTX some 33 years ago now. (see the other button for my GTX. KRISSY now has a crate motor 360 rated at 320 horses, behind that is a 727 automatic, and out back the 8.75 rear-end holds the infamous 3.23 SureGrip to hook both rear tires when the 87 Octane (only) is transformed to power. Yes this ragtop is just a regular driver once again, but with the top down what a blast she is! Please click the image button below to see what this car came from being, to what I have envisioned her to be based upon what I know a 1968 Dart was that I had. A 1968 real GTS is an under-rated Muscle Car. If you ever rode or drove one you would really appreciate the A-Body Dart built by Ma' Mopar. *Use browser back button to come back to this page for now* FLASH required to view photos. Once Flash opens photos be sure to look for the "Play" button in lower right corner also. It is small!


