1968 Plymouth Satellite

Coupe

383 V8

Automatic

Clear

Gasoline

1968 Plymouth Sport Satellite that my great-grandmother bought brand new in 1967, and drove until 1997. It currently has 84,500 documented miles - the car has been garage kept for all of its life, it is a survivor car - it has never been re-painted or restored. The motor is a 383 that runs fantastic with no smoke or weird noises. The heads were pulled and completely rebuilt earlier this year due to some burned valves from running unleaded gas - it now has hardened valve seats to prevent this from happening again. At the same time, I installed a TTI 2.5 inch mandrel-bent exhaust w/ X-pipe to replace the factory single exhaust. Also installed a QuickFuel 650 4bbl carb to replace the factory Carter 2bbl (have original carb & manifold.) Wheels are American Racing 5-spokes on Mickey Thompson sportsman tires (Have original rims, hubcaps with a good set of Firestone white-wall tires - see picture.) Mopar electronic ignition replaces the points. These are small changes I made to make the car my own and more driveable, but they are easy changes if someone wanted it completely stock. The car is very loaded - has the rare Bendix 4 piston disc brakes with rebuilt calipers, rear window defroster, Air conditioning (complete but non-functional), 3 speed wipers, rear end is a 2.94 sure-grip, etc. I have the original window sticker, owners books, and every service record since 1969. It has its share of dings, chips, splits on drivers seat, etc. The car is not a concourse car by any means, but it is a fantastic looking driver - get thumbs up all the time! This car has never been sold since the day it was new, it has always stayed within the family. Please feel free to ask any questions you may have, also can provide more pictures if necessary. Because this is an old car, it is sold as-is. Thanks for looking!