In 1990, Car & Driver included the Plymouth GTX 440, in their “top ten musclecars of all time” list. Enthusiasts who have had the opportunity to experience the pavement shaking power the GTX produces would agree that this honor is well-deserved.

This GTX is reported to have the original 375 horsepower Super Commando V-8 under the hood and is hooked to an automatic transmission with console selector. The car is optioned with power steering, power disc brakes, bucket seats with headrests and rally gauges that include a 150-mph speedometer and tachometer. Factory road wheels are set off with redline radial tires. With approximately 50 miles driven since the full rotisserie restoration, this GTX is an excellent choice for a top musclecar.