The letter X has always been shrouded in mystery, like a secret agent with a penchant for fast cars. Today, we’re taking a joyride back to 1967, a time when Plymouth decided to sprinkle some magic dust on just 10 Belvedere GTX convertibles, stuffing them with a 426 Hemi V8 engine. Picture it: this beauty roaring down the road, turning heads faster than a teenager spotting their crush. It’s a rare gem, the unicorn of muscle cars, with just enough X-factor to make James Bond envious.
The letter X has always been kind of mystical… X marks the spot, x stands for experimental, x represents an unknown or even secret stuff like x factors or x files. Today, we’re checking out a 1 of 10 built 1967 Plymouth Belvedere GTX convertible powered by a 426 Hemi V8!
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Bill Taylor
Oh wow…. some day!!!
Love it one of my favorite cars
I thought their was only 7 known to exist.