Plymouth Belvedere GTX Hardtop Coupe 1970
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Specifications Plymouth Belvedere GTX Hardtop Coupe 1970 blueprint
The Plymouth Belvedere GTX Hardtop Coupe from 1970 has defined classic American muscle car looks and timeless styling. Its exterior is instantly recognizable with its wide grille and flat-paneled body lines. Its slick black paint is accented by chromed-up bumpers, trim, and door handles. The vehicle is equipped with a classic big block V8, producing up to 375 horsepower and 460 lb-ft of torque. It offers exceptional acceleration and power for a vehicle of its class. The three-speed automatic transmission provides smooth shifting while the four-wheel power disc brakes deliver an impressive stop. The interior is comfortably designed with bucket front seats, finished in black vinyl for a classic look. The fully incorporated center console offers an attractive aesthetic and plenty of storage space. Its rear bench seat offers generous seating for passengers and allows the coupe to seat up to five people. The exterior is complete with 15-inch Hollywood steel wheels meant to look like classic Draglite wheels. Painted flat black to contrast the black exterior, the steel wheels are an iconic look. Keeping with its classic theme, an authentic wood-grain steering wheel and AM/FM radio can also be found in the cabin. The Plymouth Belvedere GTX Hardtop Coupe from 1970 is built with classic style and power, giving drivers an authentic muscle car experience. Its powerful V8 engine and slick exterior make it an attractive classic car that stands out against its contemporaries.
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