The great thing about '60s Mopars is the wonderful combination of colors, options, and downright playful features that make them some of the most highly-sought muscle cars today. This 1969 Plymouth GTX, for example, features big block power, a striking color combination, and all the street presence of one of Chrysler's heaviest hitters.

   Thanks to a rotisserie restoration and PPG two-stage urethane, this B5 Blue GTX looks dazzling in the sunlight and glows in our showroom. The combination of the vivid blue bodywork, white vinyl top, and blacked-out hood treatment makes for an aggressive combination that is pure 1960s cool without looking dated. There's lots of money on display, from the super straight quarter panels to the gaps that are factory-correct, to the beautiful reflections in the paint, which benefitted from a professional wet sand and buff job once the surface was dry. It doesn't appear to have ever been in residence in an area with snow or salt on the roads and no liberties were taken with the original design aside from the addition of an Air Grabber hood, which, honestly, you would have wanted on there anyway. The white top is almost painfully bright and shows no signs of issues underneath, now or in the past. And yes, those are original bumpers, not repros, and they look fantastic.