1969 Plymouth GTX Hard Top Pro Street (AMT1180)

It has become popular as a model that combines excellent style and performance. In 1968, a model change was implemented, and the linear body changed to a design with intonation. developed into the second generation. Furthermore, the 1969 model received a slight minor change from there. As with the 1967 model, a 7.2-liter 440V 8-cylinder engine was standard, and engines such as 426HEMI and wedge head 440, which boasted Mopar performance, were available as options. It is also a feature that the air grabber hood was standard on HEMI-equipped vehicles. At the time, the high performance produced by equipping a 4-barrel carburetor earned a special reputation as an elegant adult muscle car among the many muscle cars that appeared not only from Ford and GM, but also from sister brands such as Dodge. In addition to collecting, it has gained high popularity as a base for customization.

Features:

• 1/25 scale, skill 2, paint and cement required
• Super muscle-car meets drag car for the street
• Molded-in white, the modeler’s choice
• Super-wide pre-lettered
• treaded cheater slicks
• Multiple engine intake options
• All-new decal graphics options
• Vintage-style AMT packaging