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This Belvedere needs no introduction. She is a 'Movie Star' in the words of our seller. Made famous by the 1983 Movie Christine this car has a Great Body with fantastic trim. Check out the oversized tail fins, wow. This car will have you seeing Red. Inside and outside Red and Chrome everywhere. The mileage on this Belvedere is reported as 93. 000 actual miles. The engine is a 318 CI V8 with a Torque flight transmission. This car is equipped with...

The Belvedere name was first used on the new Hardtop body style on the Cranbrook line in 1951. In 19654 it replaced the Cranbrook as the top trim level and became a full model line with sedans, wagons, and convertibles all adorning the nameplate. It would go on as Plymouth-s full-sized car until 1965 when it became the intermediate until being abandoned all together after 1970. What most people will remember about the Belvedere however is it was the first production vehicle to come from the factory with the now legendary 426 HEMI. It is believed that only 35 legal street cars were produced making these cars one of the rarest MOPAR-s to ever leave the assembly line. An original Wedge car was found in AZ and hauled back to KY for its 4-year six figure build. The body of the car was straight and rust free, so minimal body work was required. Painted in the classic white paint this jewel is guaranteed to be in style long after were gone. The real deal aluminum hood is a highly sought-after piece that took quote some time to source. Under that huge hood scoop is really what we are here to talk...

This heavyweight Mopar is powered by a Donovan Block 540 Cubic Inch Hemi with STAGE5 heads running 2,650 horsepower. A Rossler 3 speed trans and a Ford 9' rear end with 4. 88 gets you down the track with et's in the 6. 90-7. 01 range at well over 200 MPH. Although the car has not been run with this new engine set up, this is a very close estimate. The chassis was professionally built by Lawson Race Craft and is solid as a rock. The ivory white gloss paint job and soft gray tweed interior are both nicely done and are in fantastic shape considering this is strictly a race car. This car is an absolute monster and will get down the track straight and safe with an experienced driver. The suspension setup is a 4 link rear with Koni coil overs and is running 34. 5'x17'...

This stunning vehicle boasts a striking Mopar red exterior that commands attention and exudes timeless style. Complementing its bold exterior is a sleek black vinyl interior, creating a sophisticated and powerful visual contrast. Under the hood, the 1965 Plymouth Belvedere is powered by a formidable beast of a 426 V8 engine, delivering the kind of performance that muscle car enthusiasts crave. Owner states motor and tranny is from factory with correct matching badges. It's paired with a factory matching 4-speed manual transmission, this vehicle offers an engaging and exhilarating driving experience that puts you in complete control. The Belvedere is equipped with custom wheels that not only enhance its aesthetic appeal but also contribute to its overall performance. Inside, the car features remote power locks for added convenience and security. The vinyl interior provides a durable and stylish environment,...

The Belvedere was introduced in 1967 as a mid sized upscaled -trimmed performance muscle car through 1971, and the GTX was known as a 'gentleman's muscle car. '.

This handsome 1969 GTX is no different. With less than a 1000 miles on the fresh rebuild, it boasts a screaming 440 ci with 375 hp motor with an air grabber hood and a 4 on the floor manual transmission. This GTX is painted a deep medium blue with black stripes. Watch all the heads turn as you pull in or cruise on by. The interior is black with bucket seats. You would be hard pressed to find a better example of tasteful, old world muscle.

Just throw it in gear, rev the engine, drop the clutch, and launch yourself off the line and hold on as you work your way through all 4 gears. You'll leave...