The Dodge GTS returned for model year 1969. With a total production of 6,285 units for the hardtop and 417 convertibles, it was the second largest number produced after the 1968. What reduced some of the GTS's numbers that year was the introduction of the 340 Swinger with a production total of 16,637. For 1969, the 340 returned as the standard powerplant ( 3645 made ) with the 383 optional ( 1912 made ) and also another late year introduction of the "M" code 440 ( 640 made )!! Along with its turquoise paint job, the 340 could keep pace with many of the big blocks of the era due to it's high powered 340, and it's reduced weight. The 383 and 440 car's performance was hampered by restrictive exhaust manifolds. It is not an easy fit in a A-body engine compartment. The feature of note for 1969 were the cast aluminum Kelsey Hayes "Recall Rims". Also, it was a year for federally mandated headrests and seat belt shoulder straps after the 1-1-69 production date. Before that, they were optional. This was the only year that Chrysler used side reflectors instead of newly mandated side marker lights!

If you have a 1969 Dodge GTS, The GTS Registry wants to hear from you!!





POINTS of INTEREST!

There are a number of areas you will WANT to check out after you scroll thru the 1969 GTS Registry. These are all listed after the main 1969 Registry below.
  • The "M" code 440 GTS Story!-Background and history of the fabled 440 "M" code GTS.
  • MADE IN MEXICO- GTS section for those built in Mexico!
  • Three Gold Stars!-Read about the interesting ownership of GTS convertibles all owned by the same person. All of them are GOLD! Two have sequential VINs!!
  • Patrick Dean GTS Registry!-Recently sent to this GTS Registry, a complement to the Alan Miller 67/68 GTS Registry. A number of early GTS VINs that Patrick collected in the 1980's! Any GTS found in both this Registry and the Dean Registry will be noted with a *PDR* after the GTS Member Number!
  • Color Breakdown for 1969!! F8 Green RULES....for the moment!
  • Dodge Build Codes-Build codes and pricing for 1969 Dodge GTS options!
  • Reference Pictures-Handy photos with descriptions and/or part numbers to help in the restoration of your GTS
  • Lost and Found-Missing cars, found cars, found parts, and M.I.A. VINs!

    The GTS Registry will not display the last three digits of the VIN at the owner's request. Please include the 3 digits in your email so that I can place your entry in the proper order of production!!


    Please, don't forget to ~click~ on the highlighted words to view reference pictures of that owner's pride and joy.

    Also, don't forget to check out the "Reference Pictures" at the bottom of the page! Hopefully they might answer some questions you may have about details on your GTS!!


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    The 1969 Registry:

    340 2 Door Hardtop:
  • Automatic transmission: 125

  • 4 Speed transmission: 57

    . 340 Convertibles:
  • Automatic transmission: 33

  • 4 Speed transmission: 9

    383 2 Door Hardtop:
  • Automatic transmission: 50

  • 4 Speed transmission: 68

    383 Convertibles:
  • Automatic transmission: 11

  • 4 Speed transmissio: 12

    Mexico Built:
  • 318 Automatic:0

  • 318 4 Speed: 2

    440 "M" Code all with 727 transmission:: 57

    Unknown transmission and/or incomplete owner provided info: 14!!

    Total : 438

    The breakdown by transmission does NOT add up to the total number of cars. This is due to incomplete information from the car owners when submitting their info to the GTS Registry. However, it IS interesting to see the difference in 727 vs. 4 speed cars with more 727 cars with the 340 and more 4 speed cars with the 383 being reported.



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    Color breakdown for the 1969 GTS Registry!!

    What was the most popular color for the GTS in 1969??? I'll try to give some insight to that burning question here on the GTS Registry. Below is the breakdown BY COLOR for the 1969 GTS Registry. The number of reported colors will NOT add up to the total number of GTSs listed in the Registry. As with the beakdown by transmission, this is due to incomplete info sent in by car owners!! The colors listed are the original color of the GTS, not the current color. So which color was NUMBER ONE???

  • W1 White: 25
  • R4 Bright Red: 15
  • R6 Red: 30
  • X9 Black: 14
  • F3 Light Green: 13
  • F5 Medium Green: 22
  • F6 Bright Green: 9
  • F8 Dark Green: 78
  • B3 Light Blue: 9
  • B5 Bright Blue: 78
  • B7 Medium Blue: 15
  • B9 Dark Blue: 1
  • L1 Beige: 2
  • T3 Light Bronze: 1
  • T5 Copper: 35
  • Y2 Yellow: 29
  • Y3 Cream: 2
  • Y4 Light Gold: 28
  • Q5 Turquoise: 13
  • V2 Hemi Orange: 4
  • 999 A4 Silver: 4
  • 999 Unknown: 1

    click here to view full size color chart

    Los Angeles built:

  • LS23P9E101***: GTS#287: Currently our earliest built LosAngeles GTS! Justus S. from Ohio just picked up another GTS! This is a T5 Bronze 340 GTS with black bucket seat interior and black bumble bee stripe. An original "black plate" California car, the 340 has been replaced.

  • LS23P9E101***: GTS#324: Dave H. from MN owns two 1969 GTSs. The first is a LA built 340/727 GTS. This is a F8 Dark green car with light green interior (originally with white bumble bee) that Dave will be converting to black on black when he finishes the restoration. Options on the car include the bucket seat/console interior, fender top signals, remote mirror, power disc brakes, body and drip mouldings, A01 light group, A04 basic radio group, 3 speed wipers, and factory A/C. This is a California "black plate" car tat was built on August 19, 1968. Recently, Dave sold his other GTS-GTS#325-you can find the new owner's name with that car.

  • LS23P9E101***: GTS#566: Joe from California bought his 1969 Los Angeles built 340 GTS in 1981. Well, it started out as a 340/727 GTS.....a 440 resides under the hood with a manual reverse 727 and 3.73 Sure Grip putting the power down. To help squeeze the 440 into the engine bay, Joe has incorporated a set of Schumacher headers and tubular upper and lower control arms. The GTS started out as a Y2 Yellow with black vinyl top. It is now blue with no vinyl top and no stripe. The black interior has a pair of 1970 'Cuda buckets to keep Joe in place and the original AM/FM thumbwheel radio works too.

  • LS23P9E102***: GTS#465: ##OWNERSHIP UPDATE## 7/4/2022 : GTS # 465 is now residing in Connecticutt under the care of Steve K. Steve bought his GTS from a Classic Car Dealer in the Philadelphia area. The GTS started out in California, moved to the Eastern US through the hands of a few owners who did not put many miles on the car as it only shows 63,000 original miles. Steve discovered his GTS was built on Tuesday August 20, 1968. Originally it was painted Y4 Light Gold with Light gold interior. It is now W1 White with black interior, black vinyl top, and black bumble bee stripe. The original listing follows: Rob spotted the black bumble bee stripe in the back of a used car lot in California in 1999. A new battery and a couple fan belts later, Rob had the GTS fired up and running. His numbers matching 340/727 GTS has only been painted once and had the bumpers chromed. The rest is all original. Rob's GTS has factory A/C and power steering.

  • LS23P9E104***: GTS#475: Galen lives in northern California and owns a Los Angeles built 1969 GTS. It is painted B5 Bright Blue with a light blue bucket seat console interior and topped with a black vinyl top. The 340 is backed by a 727 trans.

  • LS23P9E107***: GTS#86: Craig from CA is the 4th owner of this now modified GTS. Originally running 12.3 @ 110mph with the "built" 340, the GTS now sports a stroker 360/414 with Edelbrock heads.

  • LS23P9E107***: GTS#89: Eric from CA owns this second GTS ( he also has a green 1968 listed in the 1967-68 Registry-lucky guy! ). It is triple green! A 340 column shift car that is in the process of a restoration. This GTS has not been on the road since 1990.

  • LS23P9E108***: GTS#67: B5 BrightBlue w/ white interior 340 GTS. Bucket seat/automatic column shift. Los Angeles made ( Sept. 23, 1968 ) West Coast car now owned by Gord from Ontario, Canada.

  • LS23P9E108***: GTS#139: This F8 green w/white interior (green dash and carpet) was bought in 2002 by Mark from Ontario, Canada. All that was left of the original drive train was the 8 3/4 with 3.23 gears, the car now has a 70 340 and 727 for power and is getting a new paint job as I type this, Mark says he restoring the car as a nice driver with no mods.

  • LS23P9E108***: GTS#630: Bill G. from California has owned numerous Dart GT over time, but no GTS. This is his first GTS. A 1969 with 340 and a 727. Painted W1 White with a red interior and red bumble bee stripe. The 340 is not original to the car. Bill has replaced the front drums with later Dart disc brakes. Other options include PS/PB and A/C.

  • LS23P9E109***: GTS#437: ##OWNERSHIP CHANGE 11-2-2010## Now owned by Glen and the GTS has a 360/4 speed combo. Here is the original listing: Wayne's GTS was built in Los Angeles on September 26, 1968 and is still 80% original. The factory A/C has been removed and a aftermarket radio has been installed. The original 340 and 727 trans have also been replaced with another 340/727 combo. Wayne's GTS is F3 Light Green Metallic with a green vinyl top and F3 Light Green interior.

  • LS23P9E110***: GTS#39: ##OWNERSHIP UPDATE##: This GTS has been sold to Gilbert L. in Alberta, Canada as of 06/2014. As of April 2021, GTS#39 is now woned by Brett H. and it remains in Alberta. Here is the original listing: This V1F Antique Green vinyl over Y4 Gold GTS is owned by Bob C. from NM. An odd color combo matched up with Y4 gold interior covering the bucket seat console shifted interior. 340 equipped pushing the 3.55 gears thru a 727 Torqueflite, this GTS has been restored to original condition. This is the view that most people see of Bob's GTS!! This GTS was first owned by a nurse in Alameda, CA, then sold after 9 years to owner #2 also in California. It went thru at least three more owners before Bob purchased the GTS in New Mexico.

  • LS23P9E111***: GTS#149: F3 LightGreen w/ black interior. 340 Auto, A/C, V88 Stripe Delete GTS owned by Dean from MI.

  • LS23P9E111***: GTS#36: Built only 356 vehicles after Dean's, this is 340 automatic GTS. Owned by Jim W. from central NY. It is an originally F8 Dark Green with the V1X black vinyl top. P6G and F3 light green bucket seat interior that will soon be sporting a black interior. This GTS was pulled out of a field with a 6" diameter tree sprouting up thru the floor and out the driver's side window!!!!!!

  • LS23P9E112***: GTS# 708: Danny C. bought his 1969 GTS in 1993 for the sum of $1500 while serving in the US Navy! THANK YOU for your service Danny!! It has its matching number 340 and 727 that Danny has removed for safe keeping while he can thrash on another 340/727 while he spend "throttle up" time on the streets! As of now, the GTS is in primer and awaiting its finish this year. Originally, this is a R6 Red with a black bucket seat interior with console and black bumble bee stripe and black vinyl top. This Los Angeles built GTS was a early build with a date of Tuesday October 8, 1968.

  • LS23P9E112***: GTS#366: ##OWNERSHIP CHANGE## This GTS is now owned by David W. Formerly owned by Dennis from Oregon, this Los Angeles built 340 GTS is in the process of being restored.. This is an original R4 Red car that Dennis is switching over to T5 Copper. There is a hint of the new color already in the interior and engine bay. The GTS will be slightly modified with in-board springs, alloy rims, headers, aluminum intake, billet pulleys, 3500 stall converter, and 3.91 gears. Dave now reports that his GTS is finished! The T5 was dropped in favor of returning the GTS back to R4 Red. The 340 under the hood has been warmed over with the help of a M/P cam, headers, aluminum intake, and billet pulleys. The chassis and drivetrain have been treated to a set of Stockton W-I-D-E rallye rims, spring relocation kit, a high stall converter and a set of 3.91 gears.

  • LS23P9E112***: GTS#192: Updated info from Matt H. from California. Formerly a Y2 Yellow "Stripe delete" car with black top and black interior, it now is B5 Bright Blue with a white interior. Number matching 340 and 727 Torqueflite that Matt is currently racing in the 1/8th mile with 9.0 sec ETs running on 235R60-15 drag radials. Quite a number of original options. These include power disc brakes, power steering, bumperettes, 3 speed wipers, A01 light group, fender top signals, underhood insulation pad, drip/body/wheel mouldings, wood grain wheel, AM radio, bucket seat ( no head rests ) with console, and standard issue dog dish hubcaps!

  • LS23P9E112*** GTS#653: Joe C. from British Columbia, Canada owns this Los Angeles built 1969 340 GTS. This is only the SECOND L.A. built GTS that is in the GTS Registry that was built with a 4 speed trans (the other is a L.A. built 1968 340 GTS ). Joe's GTS is painted orange with black interior and a black bumble bee stripe.

  • LS23P9E112***: GTS#499: John C. from Ontario, Canada owns this Los Angeles built 1969 340 GTS. There is a 360 currently under the hood backed up by the 727 auto trans. This GTS is W1 White with a black bucket seat interior, black vinyl top, and black bumble bee stripe!

  • LS23P9E114***: GTS#102: Brian lives in CA and is the 4th owner of this 340GTS. It is a B5 with black interior stripe delete car that has the number matching engine and 727 trans. Options include disc brakes, body sill and body belt mouldings, AM radio, bucket seats with console, remote mirror, 3spd wipers, fender top signals, and a 3.55 SureGrip. Brian has owned the GTS since 1993 and hopes to have it back on the road soon.

  • LS23P9E115***: GTS#842: New Zealand gained another GTS when Brett D. shipped over a 1969 GTS out of Washington state USA. This Los Angeles built GTS was produced on Tuesday October 22, 1968. Painted F5 Medium Green Metallic with a light green bucket seat console interior. Factory equipped with a white vinyl top and white bumble bee stripe, Brett's GTS has a painted top and black bumble bee stripe. Being a LA built car this is a 340 with the 727 auto transmission. Other options included fender top signals, LH remote mirror, AM radio, 3 speed wipers, all three moldings, and this is a factory A/C car!

  • LS23P9E116***: GTS#151: Folks, here we have a R6 red 340 auto GTS with a Regatta red interior!!! A very rare color combo on any GTS and it has air conditioning too! Originally a California car now in Indiana. John drove the car for two years and is now doing a "break the bank" restoration on the car. John is my kind of guy, a true "GTS DIE HARD GUY". Don't ya just love it?!

  • LS23P9E116*** GTS221: Andy K. from CA now owns what was his sister's first car-purchased off a Las Vegas used car lot in 1981!! Built on October 24, 1968, this is a restored 340 with 727 Torqueflite and 3.23 geared GTS. The 340 is "number matching" but the trans has been replaced. B3 Light Metallic Blue with contrasting white vinyl top, white interior, and white bumble bee!! Options included Power Steering, and Air Conditioning!

  • LS23P9E116***: GTS#214: Kurt H. from New Mexico owns this LA built 340 GTS. He is the 4th owner of this long time neglected GTS that sat at the military base at White Sands, NM. Build date is October 28, 1968. Kurt's other car -a 1969 Barracuda Formula S- is the cover car on the January 2005 issue of Mopar Muscle!

  • LS23P9E116***: GTS #700: A milestone car for the GTS Registry! #700!! This 1969 GTS was recently bought by Charles R. from a collection in California and Charles had the GTS shipped to his home in TN. This Los Angeles built GTS has spent its entire life in California. It was bought by the 2nd owner in 1972. This owner passed away in 1996 and the GTS was stored until Charles bought it in 2018. Built on Tuesday October 22, 1968. This GTS was originally painted B5 Bright Blue but has been repainted in metallic Black Cherry. The original black vinyl top and black bucket seat interior remain. Originally it had a black bumble bee stripe, which has now been removed. The 340 has a 727 auto trans and SG 3.55 gears.

  • LS23P9E126***: GTS#603: Built on Thursday December 5, 1968, this GTS started out its life in California. It now resides in Georgia with its current owner Oliver S. Painted Y2 Yellow with a black vinyl top and black bucket seat interior. It is originally a V88 stripe delete car but a black bumble bee has been added on. The 340 has a 727 bolted behind it. Options included fendertop turn signals and Air Conditioning.

  • LS23P9E127***: GTS#592: This 1969 340 GTS has been in-and-out of Ralph B's family since 1980. Swapped back and forth between Ralph's son and his friend and number of times until Ralph stopped the circle of trading in 2004 by buying the GTS outright! The GTS is nearing completion of its rotisserie restoration. A replacement 340 sits in front of the original 727 trans. Built on Friday December 6, 1968 it left the Los Angeles plant painted B3 Light Blue Metallic with a light blue bucket seat console interior, a white vinyl top, and white bumble bee stripe. Options included AC, Am radio, LH remote mirror, 3 speed wipers and fendertop signals.

  • LS23P9E130***: GTS #701: Dick from Ohio owns a pair of twin V2 Hemi Orange painted 1969 Darts. One is a 340 Swinger, and the other is this 1969 340 GTS. Built on Friday December 20, 1968, this Los Angeles built GTS was painted Y4 gold with a white bucket seat interior, white bumble bee and white vinyl top. It is currently painted V2 Hemi Orange. The 340 is backed with the console shifted 727 and 3.23 gears. Options include A/C, fendertop turn signals, manual disc brakes, power steering, LH remote, AM radio and 3 speed wipers.





  • LS23P9E133***: GTS #706: Mark M. from Massachusetts has owned his 1969 GTS for 5 years. He bought it from the previous owner who had it for 27 years before. Originally a mild, mild custom, Mark went "all-the-way" with a big tire/pro-street profile on his GTS. Built in Los Angeles, this was an original 340/727 GTS with black buckets and a column shifted 727 and 3.23SG gears. It now sports a 408 stroker with a 518 OD transmission and 4.10 gears. Originally painted Q5 Turquoise with a black vinyl top, it is now painted W1 white with a black bumble bee stripe. Mark and his family drive his GTS everywhere--his daughter even drove it to her Senior Prom!

  • LS23P9E133***: GTS#427: Tim B. owns 21 Mopars made from 1955 to 1970. Two GTSs are included in Tim's herd. This Nebraska based Mopar Fan owns a LA built 1969 340 GTS with only 58,000 miles on the clock. Y2 yellow with black bucket seat interior and black bumble bee. This is a number's matching 340 backed by the matching 727 and a set of 3.23 gears.

  • LS23P9E133***: GTS#116: Sent to us by Rob, this car was left to him in his uncle's will and Rob is putting the finishing touches on the restoration. Originally Q5 turquoise w/white interior, white vinyl top, and white side stripes, it's now White with a black interior and black stripe. A fairly high optioned car it has A/C, A01 light group, 3sp wipers, front and rear bumper guards, undercoating, factory rubber floor mats and hood insulation pad, fender mounted turn signals. 340 with a 727 on the column and a 3.23 sure grip round out this package.

  • LS23P9E133***: GTS#65: Owned by Dan L. from IA, this is a Y4 Gold Metallic 340 GTS. White V8W transverse stripe with gold interior and a former white vinyl top rounded out the "looks" department. The "motion" department is handled by a rebuilt 340 , Torqueflite727, and a 3.55 gear. Here is an updated picture from Dan. He has added the trim and the black bumble bee! Now updated again by Dan.....his GTS now has the proper white bumble bee and he has added body color wheels and dog dish caps to replace the rallye rims! Looks MUCH better now Dan!!!

  • LS23P9E140***: GTS#229: This F6 bright Green GTS with a white vinyl top was sent to us by George who lives in New Mexico, it's a 340 powered automatic with 3.23 sure grip and has a white interior. Some of the options on this car include Air Conditioning, light group, PS and PB, and a rear defroster.

  • LS23P9E140***: GTS#369 Ken in Washington State is performing a restoration on his Los Angeles built 1969 340/727 GTS. The GTS is green with a white interior, white bumble bee, and vinyl top. The GTS has power steering and power brakes.

  • LS23P9E147***: GTS#347: Darius B. from California owns this fairly well optioned LA built 340 GTS. Built on March 21, 1969 Darius' GTS had been restored back in 1986. The F8 Dark Green paint is still holding up well after 20 years! F8 is the oiginal color of the car, and it came with a white stripe and is currently sporting a custom white and black leather interior in place of the original all black interior. Options on Darius' car include: A/C, power steering, power disc brakes, rear window defogger, AM/FM radio, cruise control, remote left mirror, and fender top signals. As with all other Los Angeles built GTSs, this one has a 727 with the console shifter and bucket seats!

  • LS23P9E152***: GTS#429: This Los Angeles built GTS has found a home at the other end of the USA in Florida with Jim. Nice color combo with WW1 White body and V8R Red bumble bee and R4 Red interior. 340 with 727 and 3.55 gears move Jim's GTS while the factory AC and power steering allow him ease and comfort in the hot Florida sunshine. Jim's GTS won Best of Show at the 2006 Don Garlits car show!

  • LS23P9E161***: GTS#54: Originally yellow/w black vinyl top, black bucket seat interior and black stripe. This GTS is now painted white and has 340/6 motor in it while the original gets a rest. Guy R.from Minnesota has owned the car for the last 20 years and the new *STILL* not installed interior since the late 80's!!! Yes Guy, it might be time.

  • LS23P9E165***: GTS#281: Charlie and Monica from Maryland are just completing some minor details on their restored 340GTS. A stripe delete Y2 Yellow with a black vinyl top and black interior. Built on June 25, 1969 at the LosAngeles, CA plant, this GTS came with a nice list of options, and one very RARE option!! The more "mundane" options include bucket seats, console, 727 Torqueflite and 3.23 gear, deluxe wheel covers, A01 Light Package, power sterring and powewr brakes, left hand remote mirror, AM/FM radio, and A/C. The very rare option is visible on the fender tag with the J45 stamped in place. This is a GTS equipped with factory hood pins!!! Check in the "Reference Pictures" area at the bottom of the 1969 GTS Registry page for detail photos of the J45 Hood Pin location, parts, and fender tag!!!





    Made in Hamtramck:

  • LS27"G"9B1000**: GTS#498: Notice anything unusual about this VIN?? This GTS was built within the FIRST 25 cars for the 1969 model year! Not to mention is has a mis-stamped fender tag showing a "G" instead of the usual "H" code. The "G" is for a 383 2bbl in 1969 which we all know NEVER appeared under the hood of a GTS. Gerald in Alabama bought this earliest- known-built 1969 GTS in 1990 when in the process of being restored. How early is this?? This 1969 383 GTS was built on July 28th, 1968. This GTS is W1 white with a black soft top, red bucket seat console interior, and red bumble stripe. A 727 backs up the 383. This is a One-of-39 built GTS to begin with, but there is a Y91 code on the fender tag designating this as a "Show Car-no gas". This appears to be a early build GTS used to promote the 1969 model year. Is this the FIRST GTS built for 1969??? This ~may~ be a pilot car as well, and I am waiting on verification on that possibility. Other options include wheel and rocker mouldings, console tach, fender top signals, AM/FM radio, power brakes, and LH remote mirror. It looks like the GTS was placed in service 10-25-68 three months after being built. The GTS was then sold to the first owner in February of 1969 with 6299 miles on the clock. We can only assume that this GTS traveled on promo tours/dealerships for the first three months of its life racking up the 6299 miles, before being "sold" to a dealership where it sat for another three months (hopefully as a showroom centerpiece) before being actually SOLD in February if 1969. Gerald will be undertaking a full restoration of this historic GTS.

  • LS23P9B100***: GTS#230: Daniel C. found this relic GTS sitting in an Indiana cornfield for the past 10+ years. The R6 Red with R6 Red interior and white bumble bee have seen a better day!. The original 340 with the 727 have been gone a looooong time before Daniel found this one. This one was built on August 1, 1968. First day of production. Let's just say that it was built within first 500 Dodge cars off the line for the 1969 model year!!! Daniel is doing a restoration on this piece of GTS history. Here is a picture of the interior as Dan starts the resto process! UPDATE: Dan has started cutting the rear 1/4's and is starting to blast the past off the GTS's sheetmetal! Here is a picture of the new quarter welded in! Now, the question remains: Is this the first GTS made for 1969?????????

  • LS23P9B100***: GTS#177: Joe From Arlington, TX has a 340 GTS with three distinct characteristics. (1) is that this GTS was formerly owned by Joe M.-the owner of the "Tornado Survivor 1967 GTS-! (2) with a build date of August 1, 1968 this is one of the earliest GTSs we have in the Registry! And (3) Joe's GTS project is featured in the May 2005 issue of Mopar Muscle in the "Rare Finds" section on page 116!! Joe even managed to get a mention of the GTS Registry in the article!!! Way to go Joe!! This is an all original Y2 Yellow and with white interior and V8X black bumble bee stripe. Only options are P/S and A/C!

  • LS23P9B100***: GTS#150: This very, very early GTS was sent in by Pat. A T5 copper 340, automatic car. Stripe delete, with a console and the N85 factory tach.

  • LS23H9B101***: GTS #849: Rob E. from Oregon may own one of the first 1969 383 GTSs built. At least in my files! Built on the 2nd day of 1969 GTS production (8/2/1968) this 383/727 rolled off painted F3 Green with grenn vinyl top and light green bucket seat/console interior. Black bumble broke up all the green-ness! Currently, it is all black now with a white bumble bee. The drive train is matching numbers.



  • LS23P9B101***: GTS#557: This is currently the fifth earliest built 1969 in the GTS Registry. Built on probably the second day of 1969 production on Wednesday, August 2, 1968. Owned by Roy V. this GTS is a 340 with a 4 speed backing it up. Roy's GTS is a total project car that is painted B5 Bright Blue with a white vinyl top and a B3 Light Blue interior. Options include fender top turn signals, 3 speed wipers, LH remote mirror, and tinted windshield. Roy is missing the drive train but is still hoping to trace the GTS' history back to hopefully find the original 340/4 speed.

  • LS23P9B101***: GTS#51: ##OWNERSHIP CHANGE## Adam F. is the current owner of GTS #51 and it remains in BC. The following is the original listing:Sent in by Brian from British Columbia, Canada. This is a B5 Bright Blue "number's matching" 340 GTS. White vinyl top ( now painted body color) and a B3 light blue interior. This is a 3.91 geared 727 "stripper" GTS with no special options and no headrests. This GTS has spent its entire life in British Columbia!

  • LS23H9B102***: GTS#349: ##OWNERSHIP CHANGE## Neil L. from PA now owns GTS #349 as of 12/26/2017. Here is the original listing: Pretty early production date as evidenced by the early VIN and with a August 1, 1968 build date! Frank G. from Minnesota just bought this 383 GTS in March, 2007. F8 Dark Green with a black top, interior, black bumble bee, redlines, and the W18 mag style wheel covers. It's powered by a 383.

  • LS27P9B103***: GTS#416: ##OWNERSHIP UPDATE## Rocky J. purchased GTS #416 as of 3/16/2024! ##OWNERSHIP UPDATE## GTS# 416 is now owned by Stuart S. from Ontario. ##OWNERSHIP UPDATE## As of 10/28/2021 John D. from Massachusetts is the current owner. 340/727 3.55 gear. Possibly the first 1969 GTS convertible built for the 1969 model year. One-of-214. Here is the original listing: Karl resides in Ontario, Canada and he owns a very early build 340 convertible. His GTS is painted Y2 Yellow with a white soft top and black bumble bee stripe. It has a white and black interior. and sports a set of Magnum 500 rims (I wish Dodge had offered those as an option on the A-bodies). Currently it is sporting the mag style wheel covers.

  • LS27P9B103***: GTS#450: ##OWNERSHIP UPDATE## As of 2/2/2014 new owner Nick from Vernon BC has GTS #450. The original listing is as follows:Calvin from Manitoba owns this VERY early build, 1 of 214, GTS convertible. This GTS was built on Friday August 9, 1968 and was only the three thousandth Dodge built for 1969. Calvin reports that the original 340 shows 1968 red paint on the block with no evidence of turquoise. With this early of a build date, it is POSSIBLE that this got a 1968 340. Cal's convertible is painted Y3 Cream with a white top and gold interior and is a V88 stripe delete car. It has a console shifted 727 trans with a console mounted N85 tach. Cal's GTS was also the very NEXT Dodge/GTS to follow behind GTS#416 above! Both are convertibles, and both now reside in Canada!

  • LS23H9B103***: GTS#10: One of the earlier GTS's produced. Build date 8-1-68. First day of 1969 production. Extensive fender tag listing. Possibly a dealer demo to showcase all the GTS options. A 383 auto GTS, Y4 Gold w/ black interior, vinyl top, and bumblebee. 18 options listed on the fender tag! Owned by Bryan.

  • LS23H9B104***: GTS#152: *PDR*: ##OWNERSHIP UPDATE 11-2010## Now owned by Brandon G. from Florida. Here is the original listing:This 383 auto GTS was formerly owned by Bob T. and now resides in TX. Optioned quite nicely with AM-FM, P/B, all moldings and the N-85 console tachometer, A/C, LH remote mirror, and 3 speed wipers. It is Y4 Light Gold with the black vinyl top and now sports "Recall Rims" even though not originally ordered. This GTS was also built on the first day of production 8-1-68.

  • LS23P9B105***: GTS#593: Colorado's Jerry and Tracy S. are the second owners of their 1969 GTS. They bought the car in 1977 and drove it regularly until 1984. It was retired then with 100K on the odometer. Repainted in 1989 in a lighter shade of than the original F8 Dark Green the GTS is still kept original with its number match drivetrain. The 340 has a 727 behind it and a 3.55 SG in the 8 3/4 housing. The interior is light green and it has a white bumble bee stripe.

  • LS23H9B105***: GTS# 747: Eric B. from Michigan owns this 1969 383 GTS. Well, it used to have a 383. it is now powered by a 440 and backed with a 4 speed and 3.91SG gears. Formerly painted R6 Red with a black vinyl top and black bumble bee stripe. It is now Yellow, has a black bumble bee, but the vinyl top is gone. Long history to this GTS coming from the Kansas City area in the 1990's to Ft. Wayne, IN in 2012 to Eric's possession in June, 2019.

  • LS23P9B105***: GTS#294: Andrew hails from the North Eastern United States and he owns a fairly early build 340 GTS. B5 Bright Blue Metallic and black interior and black vinyl top are the colors for the 3.23 geared 1969 GTS. Andrew hopes to have the car restored by the summer of 2006. He started the restoration in 2000 by handing the car over to a "trusted" body shop. Three year's later, the car isn't touched, and all of the trim, latches, bulge hood bezels, rear finish panel and fender tag are missing!!! Unfortunately, this is a common story in the car restoration hobby! Andrew has since located all of the missing pieces and is steaming ahead with a proper resto!

  • LS23H9B108***: GTS#363: A very early build 1969 383 GTS. Robert B. owns this restored example. This GTS has the 383 backed up with a console shifted 4 gear box and the numbers match on the engine and trans. Robert's GTS is painted F8 Dark Green with a green interior.

  • LS23H9B111***: GTS#549: Joe W. from New York picked up this 1969 383 4 speed GTS. He is planning a full resto on the car. The car is missing the fender tag but with diligent detective work I think Joe will be able to figure out the options on his GTS.Recently, Joe has finished the superb restoration of his 383 GTS. Here is the exterior of the GTS and it is quite different from the original pics. The engine bay is just as detailed as the rest of the car: Joe's 383 GTS was just awarded 1st Place at the Syracuse Nationals. Joe's GTS was selected over 8000 cars for the Designer's Choice Award!

  • LS27P9B113***: GTS#519: Richard S. sends in two more of his GTS collection. Richard also owns GTS#513-the 2500 original mile 1969 340 GTS (LS23P9B167***). Joining that ultra low mile original is this 1969 22,000 mile 340 convertible. This one has the 340 backed with a console shifted 727. The GTS was built on Monday, August 26, 1968 at the Hamtramck, MI assembly plant. Painted W1 White with a black soft top, black bumble bee, and black bucket seat interior. Other options included the AO1 and AO4 Light groups, fender top trun signals, AM radio, LH remote mirror, rocker and wheel well mouldings, and 3 speed wiper.

  • LS23P9B113***: GTS#539: Roy V. from the Lonestar State of Texas picked up this project 340 GTS. It is a 1969 GTS and a console shifted 727 resides behind the 340. An early build on Monday, August 26th of 1968, Roy's GTS left the Hamtramck, MI plant painted T5 Copper with a black bucket seat interior and black vinyl top. His GTS is a V88 Stripe Delete GTS. Other options included 3 speed wipers, fender top turn signals, AM radio, and tinted windshield.

  • LS23H9B114***: GTS#319: A early build 383 GTS that is owned by Rick W. in Missouri still carries its original K-H front disc brakes. But that is about the only thing still original on Rick's Pro Street GTS!! For motivation, the 383 has been replaced with a rippin' 440, 8" 4500 converter and 4.86 gears. Originally Y2 yellow with a black interior, Rick's GTS now is painted Metallic Aqua. The interior features a lot of custom "tin work" that prominently features numerous Chrysler Pentastars formed into the aluminum!

  • LS23P9B117***: GTS#736: Billy H. owns two 1969GTS cars, and both are 4 speeds! This one is powered with a 340 and rolled out of the Hamtramck, MI assembly plant on Friday August 30, 1968. Painted Q5 Turquoise with a black bumble bee stripe and black bucket seat console interior. Options on the 340 GTS are LH remote mirror, RH mirror, tinted windshield, AM radio drip rail moldings and headrests!

  • LS23P9B117***: GTS #840 is a project GTS owned by Kevin. 340/727. Painted W1 White with black interior and black bumble bee stripe.

  • LS27H9B117***: GTS#379: This is a super rare GTS. Eric at www.musclemopars.com picked up this 1969 GTS and he is planning on making it a "keeper". Eric is the third owner. The GTS's second owner has owned it for 30 years and he knew the original owner personally with the car never leaving a 5 mile area around Chicago its entire life. This is a B5 Bright Blue Metallic GTS with B3 Light Blue interior white bumble bee, and white soft top. This is a number matching 383 with a 727 console shifted automatic. That makes this a 1 of 39 built car to begin with. Other options included bumperettes, both mirrors, woodgrain wheel, all mouldings, headrests on the bucket seats, fendertop signals, power steering and power brakes. The GTS also has the N85 console tachometer which is a pretty rare option also (approx. 11% of GTS production had the N85 tach). What really quite possibly sets this GTS into the "one of one" category is that Eric's GTS also was riding on the factory W23 cast aluminum rims-better known as the "recall rims"!!

  • LS23P9B117***: GTS#3: B5 Bright Blue hardtop with white bumble bee stripe owned by Frank R. from Michigan. 340 Four Barrel, Torqueflite727 and now a 4.30 SureGrip. B3 light blue interior. Console with N85 Tachometer, AM radio, power steering, drip rail/rocker/wheel well mouldings, fender top turn signals, bumperettes, mag style wheel covers, and no head rests. Built on August 30, 1968 in Hamtramck, MI. A dealer stock car shipped to Tennessee. This GTS is drag raced on a regular basis in both Pure Stock Musclecar Drag Races and regular bracket racing at Milan Dragway in MIlan, MI. Current best time is 12.89 @ 104.6 mph.

  • LS23H9B117***: GTS#153: An original Grand Spaulding 383 GTS! Currently owned by Eric F. from IN, this one is a number matching GTS with a non-matching 727 Torqueflite. Eric is still waiting on the Mr. Norm's club to send him his original paperwork describing his red with black bumble bee GTS. Currently it is running a 4.10 SG, but was origianlly equipped with a 3.91.

  • LS23H9B118***: GTS#263: ##OWNERSHIP CHANGE## LS23H9B118**** GTS#263 is now owned by Don O. from MI. ##OWNERSHIP UPDATE##: This GTS is now owned by Andy K. from California. Here is the orignal listing submitted by the previous owner: F8 Dark Green with a F3 Light Green interior mark this very bare bones 383 GTS! Joe H. from CA just picked up this "project" GTS. Joe is amazed that his new "toy" has survived without the usual modifications that involved cutting up fender wells or body panels! This one was ordered with only fender top turn signals and power steering. That's it! No stripe, vinyl top, or radio. Just a 383 and a 4 speed! At one time a 440 resided between the fenders, but Joe reports that he has located a date code correct 383 A-body and he has the important manifolds, radiator and transmission!

  • LS23P9B118***: GTS#35: Owned by Eric M. from Clearwater, FL. This is a "bare bones" 340 GTS. Early production so the white interior bucket seats are without headrests. It is a column shifted A727 automatic and 3.55 gear. Mostly original down to the points ignition, this is a F3 Green with V88 code stripe delete and "dog dish" hub caps that was featured in Chrysler Muscle Cars by Mike Mueller. It was the only GTS in the book! We get NO RESPECT!

  • LS23P9B118***: GTS#185: Jason P. from TX is doing owner history research on his 340 GTS. Currently, Jason has tracked it back to the second owner who purchased it in 1969! Coincidently, this car was built on Jason's birthday too- August 31st!! Fairly well optioned is this 340/727 B7 Medium Blue Metallic GTS. B3 bucket seat interior kept cool with tinted windows and AC. White vinyl top, front disc brakes, fender top signals, light package and 3.23 gears finish up this car! Good luck on the detective work, Jason!!!

  • LS23H9B119***: GTS#158: This Bright red w/red interior and black vinly top GTS is a 383, 4 sp car with the rare N85 console tach, other options include fender mounted turn signals, bumper guards, light package and disc brakes. The car has been owned by Richard from east Tenn. for last 19 years.

  • LS23P9B120***: A matching number 340 resides between the fenderwells of John U.'s 1969 GTS. However, John's mill produces a few more ponies than the stock 275hp. How does 638 horsepower at the flywheel sound?? John's GTS is a race car waiting for paint so he can turn a wheel at the dragstrip for the first time. This former Y2 yellow 340/727 GTS also had a black interior with the black bumblebee stripe. We'll have to wait a few weeks for the updated photos. John's 340 now sports a pair of W2 oval port heads drawing fuel from a 950 Holley on a Holley intake. A Crower roller cam, complete Mallory ignition, Wiseco pistons, Eagle rods, and ceramic coated headers churn out the power to the 4.56 gears. I can't wait to see the finished car, AND a timeslip!!!

  • LS23H9B128***: GTS#694: Dave B. got his 383 GTS from his father-who bought it back in the 1980's. The 1969 GTS is in need of a total restoration and is, unfortunately, missing the original 383 and 727 transmission. THe gts was painted B5 Bright Blue and has a blue interior. This is a V88 stripe delete GTS and other options included power steering and fendertop signals.

  • LS27P9B130***: GTS#518: Andy K. has picked up another of the GTS's used in the TV series Mannix! This is a 1969 340/727 convertible customized by George Barris. Unfortunately, this GTS was used HARD and put away wet too often in its lifetime as it now needs a total restoration! Apparently this GTS was sold to a person back east who wrecked the front end. The GTS came back to California where it sat unloved in the Hollywood Motorama Museum before being sold at public auction. Andy picked up the GTS in 2001 after it had sat in an impound yard since 1989!! This GTS started out as a F8 Dark Green GTS with black interior, black soft top, and stripe delete before Barris worked it over! Andy also owned the 1968 Barris/Mannix GTS featured on the 1968 GTS Registry page. Andy spent eight (8) years restoring the 1968 Mannix GTS and is now ready to tackle the 1969 convertible.

  • LS23P9B134***: GTS #846: Mike R. from PA has owned his 1969 GTS for over 20 years and he takes it out for a spin a couple of times per month (weather permitting). Mike's GTS has a 340/727/3.55SG powertrain. Painted F8 Dak Green Metallic with a Light Green bucket seat/console interior. It has a black vinyl top and black bumble bee stripe.

  • LS23P9B135***: GTS#742: Warren H. from Alberta, Canada owns this 1969 340 GTS that was built on Monday September 9, 1968. Painted T5 Copper Metallic with a black vinyl top and black bumble bee. Warren absolutely loves the white/black bucket seat interior! The 340 is backed with a console shifted 727 and there is a N85 console tach mounted there too. This is a 78,000 mile 100% original GTS (save for one repaint) that started life in Vancouver, BC then to Calgary, AB, and now into Warren's lucky possession.

  • LS27P9B136***: GTS#155: Q5 Turquoise and a black convertible top accented by a black interior and black transverse stripe set off Len R.'s 340GTS! This is a non console 4 speed GTS running power thru the 3.55 gear. Len lives in NY, and is looking for the original build sheet, engine block, and trans for his car. It is thought to be originally from the Collingswood/Cherry Hill, NJ area, or from the Philadelphia, PA area. The original owner probably worked at the RCA plant in Camden, NJ as is evidenced by RCA parking stickers on the mirror. Can anyone help Len out???? Len's GTS also has the build sheet of another GTS in it's bucket seat! This was a not uncommon foul-up on the line with build sheets getting mixed up in final assembly with seats of one car being installed into another car! HOWEVER, this appears to have another car's seats installed in Len's GTS. Just look at the VIN: LS23P9B329599. Len's is an early build GTS, while the build sheet's car was a much later built GTS! Anyone need this build sheet to re re-united with their car?? Or know the history of either one?!?

  • LS23P9B136***: GTS #604: ##OWNERSHIP CHANGE## Shane from New Jersey now owns GTS #604 as of 2/27/2019. Shane plans on adding the correct white bumble bee stripe and doing a paint daub/factory markings resto on his GTS. Here is the original listing: Ed from New York State owns this restored 1969 340 GTS. Powered by the 340 with a A833 4 speed and 3.23 gears. Built on Monday September 9, 1968. Ed's GTS was originally painted F8 Dark Green with a vinyl top and a white bumble bee stripe. Currently it has a painted roof and is now "stripe delete". The bucket seat interior is F3 Light Green.

  • LS23P9B136***: GTS#644: Just purchased at the Charlotte Auto Fair by Phil D from NC. Phil's new GTS was restored to OE in 1998. It is painted Y2 Yellow with black bucket seat/console interior and a black vinyl top and black bumble bee. The 340 has a 727 and 3.23 gears behind it.


  • LS23H9B136***: GTS#76: ##OWNERSHIP UPDATE##: 10/2018 Originally registered in 2003, this GTS started in Louisiana and was residing in Hawaii when registered. This GTS never made it to Hawaii as the previous owner stated. Instead it sat in a barn for 10 years, and new owner Benjamin has been trying to buy it for 5 years! The following is the original listing:F5 Medium Metallic Green and a F3 Light Green interior grace this 383 GTS residing in Oahu, Hawaii!!! Stormin owns this auto 727, 3.55 geared GTS that he purchased in 1997 in Shreveport, LA. This is his daily driver with the number matching 383 and trans in his garage. As you can tell by the emblem location, this is a "stripe delete" car!

  • LS23P9B136*** GTS#658: Dennis F. has pulled his 1969 GTS out of a 30 year slumber. The GTS is powered by a 340/4 speed/3.91 SG gear. This GTS is also Triple Green as it is F8 Dark Green with a Light Green vinyl top and a Light Green interior. This is a V88 Stripe Delete car.



  • LS27P9B139***: GTS#90: Scott is the third owner of this Q5 Turquoise 340 GTS convertible. A low option convertible with bench seats, fender top signals, bumperettes, and bumble bee delete. This is a "number's matching" 340 and 727 Torqueflite built on 9/10/68. Scott reports that scrapping thru layer and layer of engine paints revealed that his 340 left the factory painted turquoise!

  • LS23P9B139***: GTS#232: Scott M. from PA owns this modified GTS. Formerly a 340 4 speed car, Scott now rows the 4 speed behind a 360 and watches the revs via the N85 Console Tachometer! This former Y4 Gold car is now yellow with a black top, black bucket seat interior, and black bumble bee. Built on October 9, 1968, other options included were an AM radio and power steering. Scott's GTS has also appeared in a magazine article!!

  • LS23H9B139***: GTS #780: This Driver quality 1969 GTS is now owned by Grant W. from New Mexico. This is a 383/727 GTS that sports a 440 under the bulge hood. Originally Y4 Gold, it is now painted black with a black vinyl top and black interior.

  • LS23P9B139***: GTS#714: Jason from Tennessee send in his Dad's 340 GTS. His father has owned this mostly original GTS since 1975. This is a 340 4 speed GTS with 3.91 gears built on Tuesday September 10, 1968. Painted F8 Dark Green with a green vinyl top and white bumble bee stripe. The top is currently painted white.

  • LS23P9B139***: GTS#487: Jeff in Texas has a 451 stroker under the hood of his 1969 GTS. A 4-speed backs up the stroker. Jeff's GTS started out as a 340 car painted in F8 Dark Green. This GTS is now painted orange.

  • LS23P9B139***: GTS#538: First entry for 2013 is even more special because it is being registered from the United Kingdom!! Dave B. from Essex, UK imported his 1969 GTS from Belgium. He has owned his GTS for 35 years and has drag raced it for a number of those years with a 440 replacing the original 340. Dave is now restoring his GTS to bring it into the 21st century. The 440 now has a 408 in place backed by a floor shifted 727 and 3.23 gears. It is painted a unique color combo with A4 Silver with a Green interior.

  • LS23P9B139***: GTS #845: Karl N. from Vancouver Island BC just picked up this 1969 GTS. He thinks it spent its life in E. Washington State. It was built on Tuesday Spetember 10, 1968. It retains more than 1/2 of its original T5 Bronze paint!! The previous owner had painted the top white and used a white interior. Karl will return all to orginal! The orignal interior is black buckets w/ console and it is a V88 Stripe Delete car, but Karl plans on adding a black Bumble Bee stripe. It also sports a black vinyl top. This GTS is powered with a 340/727 combo and 3.23 gears.


  • LS27P9B139***: GTS#30: F5 Medium Green 340 Convertible with white top, interior, and bumble bee. Rare factory A/C, console, 727 Torqueflite, console, and AM-FM radio. Now owned by David H.!

  • LS23P9B140***: GTS#236--##OWNERSHIP UPDATE##--GTS #236 is now owned by Coy G. Jr. and updated as of 6/20/2022. Also adding to the original listing this GTS was bought new at Hale-Phipps Motors in Mason City, Iowa for $3710.95. Also added to the listing are the following options: 3.23 gears, LH remote mirror, tinted windshield, underhood pad, power steering, and deluxe wheel covers. The following is the orignal listing: Dalis L. from CA bought this 340 GTS from Brett B. ( GTS# 235 ). This is a non-number match 340 4 speed car. B5 Bright Blue Metallic with a B3 Light Blue interior. White bumble bee and a black vinyl top finish off the "looks" department. Built on September 11, 1969 this GTS also has the N85 console tachometer.

  • LS23P9B141***: GTS#430: A true project car GTS was picked up by Robert. Originally built on September 16, 1968, this 340/727 left Hamtramck, MI wearing a B3 Light Blue Metallic paint job, black bumble bee stripe, black vinyl top, and B3 Light Blue bucket seat interior. Options included the A01 and A06 Light and Radio groups, drip rail and wheel well mouldings, fender top signals, LH remote mirror, and deluxe seat belts.

  • LS27H9B141***: GTS#154: A one-owner Big Block Convertible!!! Jack from Ohio bought this F8 drop top GTS new from Glavic Dodge in Cleveland while working at the dealership in 1969. The original window sticker shows this 727 Torqueflite, 383 GTS sold for $3900.00 and came with buckets, console, and tinted windshield. The GTS is still in original condition having never been restored.

  • LS23P9B141***: GTS#399: ##OWNERSHIP UPDATE #2## As of 10/05/2017 Sam P. from West Virginia is the current owner. ##OWNERSHIP UPDATE## This GTS is now owned by Dave J. from Michigan. Here is the original listing: Rich from Ohio owns this T5 Bronze 340 GTS with a 4 speed. This is a stripe delete car with a white vinyl top and a white bucket seat interior. There is a dealer installed A/C unit, center console, and no head rests with a 9-16-68 build date.

  • LS23H9B141***: GTS #820 is owned by Tim and Lisa S. from Michigan. Their "driver condition" 1969 GTS with a 383, 727, and 3.91 SG gears. Painted F5 Medium Green with white vinyl top and white bumble bee stripe. The interior is black with buckets and console. Options include N85 console tachometer, power steering, power disc brakes, headrests and shoulder belts. And they own GTS #821 as well.....Almost a reverse color combo of #820.

  • LS23P9B142***: GTS#689: Dave G. from British Columbia, Canada is the third owner of this 1969 GTS. He bought the car in 1999. Dave's GTS is 340 powered with a 4 speed and 4.10 gears. Painted R6 Red with a black bucket seat console interior and black bumble bee stripe. Other options included power steering, power disc brakes, tinted windshield, LH remote mirror, bumperettes, and a rear defroster.

  • LS27P9B142***: GTS#320: This is a cool looking 340 GTS!! Owned by the current owner since he was 16 years old (he is now 40!), he is keeping his GTS under wraps for the time being. This is a W1 white convertible with a black top a white interior and a black soft top. Options include fendertop signals, and power steering. Ed pulled his GTS from a 29 year long nap in New Hampshire, and hauled it to his new home in Florida.

  • LS27H9B143***: GTS#579: This One-of-39 1969 383/727 GTS convertible is owned by George C. This is George's fifth Dart. This is a special one as it is a 383 convertible with the 727 trans and a 3.23 SG. Painted R6 Red with a white top/white bumble bee/and white interior this soft top is a great looking GTS on top of it. Other options include: buckets, console, power brakes, tinted windshield, fendertop signals, remote L/H mirror and C15 sound insulation.

  • LS23H9B143***: ##OWNERSHIP UPDATE 10/2018: David M. now owns GTS #318 and it remains in Colorado. Previous :##OWNERSHIP CHANGE## John D. from Colorado is the current owner of GTS#318 as of June, 2016. Here is the original listing:GTS#318: Mike T. from Michigan is keeping a hidden treasure stored neatly away in his heated garage. Mike picked up this 1969 "H" code 383 4 speed GTS for the sum of $1500! The car was heavily street raced in 1970-1974. It has the original T5 Bronze paint and only 50,000 miles on the odometer. Built on Tuesday September 17, 1968 other options include a black bucket seat console interior, moulding package, AM radio, and black bumble bee stripe. Mike does plan on rolling out his GTS and starting a resto back to stock soon!

  • LS23H9B143***: GTS#190: Tim P. from WI is the 4th owner of this 383 GTS. This is a former quarter miler evidenced by the 4.56 Dana spool, fuel cell, mini tubs, and full cage. Reportedly, this GTS ran 9.7 second 1/4 miles while under the influence of nitrous oxide. Tim plans on replacing the M.I.A. 383 with a 440.

  • LS23P9B143***: ##OWNERSHIP UPDATE## Albert V. is now the proud owner of GTS #194. Updated on 11/24/2013. This is the original listing: GTS#194: Greg owns this fairly well optioned 340 GTSport! B5 Bright Metallic Blue with a V8X black bumble bee, P6X black bucket seat interior, and V1X black vinyl top is the color scheme! Other items include the A04 basic Radio Group, drip and sill mouldings, fendertop signals, A/C, tinted windows, 3 speed wipers, remote mirror, and AM radio round out the rest of the options!

  • LS23P9B144***: GTS#94: Ken from British Columbia, Canada is restoring this 340 automatic GTS.

  • LS23H9B145***: GTS#292: This "GTS" is apparently a rebodied 340 Swinger. See below after the "M" code section. This car is listed as a rebody. As of 3-5-07 the car is on ebay shown as a "real" GTS. This is a 4 speed with a white exterior framing the red interior and red bumble bee stripe. Has the wrong dash, interior, engine trim and color, wrong trunk finish, and just about everything else is wrong as well. Ths VIN listed here in the Registry is for a REAL GTS so I will leave it posted here.

  • LS23P9B146***: GTS#567: ##OWNERSHIP UPDATE## 8/30/20254 Frank A. has purchased #567 and is moving the car and parts to his home in Delaware to finish the restoartion. The following is the original listing from 2014. Wow! Rick from Akron, NY was driving home from work a few days ago and spotted this 1969 GTS-so he bought it. A true "barn find", this 340 GTS has been sitting for at least 30 years!! Thankfully the owner sold the GTS to Rick instead of giving the old excuse "I'll fix it up one day" and letting it rot into the ground. Rick reports that it is numbers matching and in need of a full restoration. But, the inportant fact is that this is a SOLID foundation for Rick to start with. This is a 340 GTS followed up by a 727 auto trans. Painted B3 Light Blue Metallic it also had the matching B3 Light Blue bucket seat interior and a white bumble bee stripe. Options included an AM radio, power steering, and 3 speed wipers.

  • LS23H8B148***: GTS#677: Dyno Dean from Arizona would be considered the second owner of this 1969 383 GTS. He purchased his GTS in 1988 after finding it, quite by accident, while doing a favor for his wife's co-worker. The GTS was purchased new by the son of the seller after returning from Vietnam. The GTS passed thru the hands of all of the younger siblings (6 of them) over time. The engine and differential hand been changed numerous times, but it still has the matching 833 4 speed. Originally white with a red bucket seat interior the GTS now sports a black paint job and a fiberglass Six Pack hood. Under the hood is a 440 ( 13:1 compression), with the original 4 speed and a set of 3.91 SG gears finishing the drivetrain.

  • LS23P9B149***: GTS#249: Barry from Wetaskwin, Alberta wrote to tell us he saw a letter in a recent issue of Mopar Action with a link to our GTS Registry. Barry's car is a 1969 GTS that he's owned since 1988. It's a 340 automatic car and uses a 3.55 sure grip differential to plant the power. Being nicely equipped the car has the rare P6R red bucket seat interior with console, R6 red exterior with a black vinyl roof and a black stripe. The car was originally sold at Parker Motors in Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada and is in the process of being returned it to its original color.

  • LS27P9B149***: GTS#635: Brad from Illinois bought this One-of 214 1969 340 GTS convertible for his wife Daphne. Having been stored for the past 9 years this GTS is now getting a 340 rebuild, suspension rebuild, and should be ready to roll in March of 2017. Painted R6 Red with a white/red interior, white convertible top and white bumble bee stripe. This GTS also has A/C which was a rare option to begin with especially with a convertible in 1969!

  • LS23P9B149***: GTS#597: Finley L. from Texas just picked up this Y4 Gold 1969 340 GTS. Finley plans on bringing his GTS back to OE stock as it has a few easily corrected modifications performed on it by previous owners. This GTS was built on Monday September 23, 1968. It has the 340 backed with a 727 trans. Painted Y4 Gold it is a V88 Stripe Delete car with a black vinyl top and black bucket seat console interior. Other options included LH remoter mirror, fender top turn signals, 3 speed wipers, and the rockin' AM radio.

  • LS27P9B149***: GTS#29: B5 Bright Blue 340 Convertible. Matching number 340 and 727 trans. B3 interior, white top, and white bumble bee.

  • LS23P9B149***: GTS #761: Chris P. from Indiana has a loooong way to go before him. He is planning on restoring/rebuilding his 1969 GTS. Chris' GTS is just a shell and missing the front clip. This GTS came from Kentucky and is a 340 4 speed car. Originally B5 Bright Blue with a black bucket seat console interior, black vinyl top, and black bumble bee.

  • LS23P9B149***: GTS#239: ##OWNERSHIP UPDATE## bought in May 2014. Here is the original listing: This one is in Pennsylvania, and is a Q5 Turquoise with white interior 340/727 combo. Vincent R. has always appreciated the 67-68-69 Dart bodystyle. His first car was a yellow with black vinyl top 1967 GT with a 273!! Vincent picked up his Q5 GTS in 2001!

  • LS23P9B150***: GTS#371: A former race car that has been rescued by Daryl from Alberta. This GTS used to sport a big block with a 4 speed, fenderwell headers, and a mini tub that sported a set of 15x10x29 tires on a shortened 8 3/4 housing. This is an original 340 4 speed GTS that left the factory wearing F5 Medium Green paint, black interior, black bumble bee and it was radio delete. Built on September 24, 1968, Daryl plans on returning his GTS back to its factory fresh glory!



  • LS23H9B151***: GTS#126: Ken C. from MI owns this former T5 Copper Metallic 383 GTS. "Former" because it now sports a 440 ( while the original 383 is being rebuilt ) and it is painted black with a black top and white bumble bee! This is an early production GTS so the head rests were not ordered, but it does have the bumperettes and remote mirrors!

  • LS23H9B151***: GTS#15: *PDR*: B5 Bright Blue black vinyl top, black interior, and white bumble bee. This is owned by Jim R. and is a number matching 383 4 speed GTS. Bucket seat, but no console and a 3.23 SureGrip.

  • LS23P9B151***: GTS#115: Doug M. from Ontario, Canada owns this R6 Red 340 GTS. The original 340 is long gone, so Doug uses a M/P 360 short block, aluminum heads, solid cam with roller rockers and a manual shift 727 running thru 3.91 gears. This red GTS has a black top and interior, as well as the black bumble bee. Other factory options include: buckets w/ headrests, console, wood grain wheel, 3 speed wipers, light group, chrome trim package, power steering, and deluxe wheel covers. Doug's GTS is sporting rallye rims and the power steering has been converted to manual for the weight saving and the 2hp!!

  • LS23H9B151***: GTS#197: ##OWNERSHIP UPDATE## Jay B. is the current owner of GTS#197 as of October 2014. The following is the original listing: Ernie K. owned his first car- a 1969 340 Swinger 4 speed. He ~loved~ that 340 car but always vowed to own a 383 GTS. His search has ended. Ernie picked up a B5 Blue with black vinyl top, white bumble bee stripe, 383 GTS from Indiana. It is a well used and abused example that is suffering on the outside, but runs G-R-E-A-T on the inside! Console, buckets, and a 727 Torqueflite will help Ernie realize the car of his dreams!

  • LS23P9B152***: GTS#12: R4 BrightRed Console shifted automatic 340 owned by Taylor from Alberta, Canada. Has a white vinyl top and white bucket seat interior.

  • LS23P9B154***: GTS#674: Robert P. still owns the first car he ever bought at age 17 in 1973. It is this 1969 GTS! Robert first painted it bright red, which was followed by a coat of maroon a few years later. In 1984, he decided to restore his GTS back to factory fresh. Even though his GTS saw drag strip modifications, Rob retained all the OEM bits and pieces which helped in the restoration. The GTS is now back to its original T5 Copper Metallic as it had left the factory on Thursday September 26, 1968. The bucket seat console interior is black along with a black bumble bee stripe. This is a 340 with a 4 speed and 3.23 gears.

  • LS23P9B154***: GTS #834: John T. from Ohio is the second owner of this 1969 340 GTS. First the basics, then the story! Built on Thursday Sept. 26 1968. 340 4 speed 3.23 gears. Painted F8 Dark Green with a black vinyl top and white BB stripe. The interior is a bucket seat no console affair. John bought the GTS in 1973 off a used car lot for $1200 and it became his daily driver until 1980. First parked in mom's driveway then graduating to garage storage. John kept it fired up on a regular basis and took it to cruises and shows wearing its original rusty patina until the early 2000's. John retired in 2017 and began a ground-up restoration in earnest in 2021. Completed in May 2022, the GTS emerged sporting a R6 Red paint job and black BB stripe. It still wears its original black vinyl top and sporting a new set of Crager S/S rims!

  • LS23H9B154***: GTS#217: A former 10 second 440 powered GTS back in the 1970's, Christian A. from Idaho picked up this retired racer for $2300 in 1988. Keeping the car leanig towards its racer/custom past, Christian has gone the Street Machine route with his GTS. Originally, this was a B5, black vinyl top, black bucket seat interior car. Christian has painted it a more modern shade of blue, glued on a pearl white top, and installed a custom blue/white interior. Under the hood is a modified 383 followed by a 4 speed A-833 trans.

  • LS23P9B156***: GTS#596: Kevin from Florida owns this unusual find 1969 GTS. Unusual in the way he bought it, and unusual in the color combination. Unusual #1: He bought the GTS as a roller intending to use the $100 he spent on the car just to pull the 8 3/4 out of it for parts and scrap the rest. He kept the entire GTS instead! $100 well spent!! Kevin's GTS started life in Florida and has been a Sunshine State car all its life. Formerly a drag car with the a big block and mini tubs, the GTS is now waiting in line for a restoration amongst Kevin's other Mopar projects. Unusual #2: The color combo on this GTS is F8 Dark Green paint with a Y4 GOLD interior! Hmmmm....no idea how many were built like this, but I can bet it was very, very few! Kevin's GTS left the Hamtramck, MI assembly plant on Thursday 9-26-68. Powered by a 340 with a four speed and 3.55 SG gears. The Y4 Gold bucket seat interior had a console, R11 AM radio and G15 tinted windshield. Painted F8 Dark Green it had the L31 fendertop signals, and was V88 stripe delete.

  • LS27H9B156***: GTS#633: Jeff M from Indiana picked up his One-of-39 1969 383/727 GTS convertible thru his family in a round-about way! His dad bought the GTS in 1976 as a basket case wanting to build a Mannix style convertible for Jeff's mom. The GTS caught fire on the tow home. Jeff's dad was so angry he just gave the GTS to his brother (Jeff's uncle). The GTS was put together and used as a daily driver until the 1980's. Jeff was offered to buy the GTS back when uncle went thru a divorce. Not having room for the GTS, it was passed on to a neighbor of the uncle. The neighbor got divorced and he gives the GTS back to Jeff's dad!. Shortly after, Jeff gets a phone call to meet his dad at a restaurant for lunch. There sits the GTS on a trailer in the parking lot. Now painted blue with a 1975 dash installed and needing a total restoration. Jeff's dad gives him the GTS and now Jeff has his childhood "dream-car" for free. This GTS is a 383/727 convertible that left the factory painted white with a black stripe and black top and white interior. What a story!!


  • LS27P9B156***: GTS #826: Mona T. is the third owner of this survivor 1969 GTS convertible! The original owner had the car from 1969-1971. Owner #2 from 1971 to 2023. Mona steps up as owner #3 of this survivor GTS. This is a One-of 214 built 1969 GTS convertible with the 340/727 combo. It was built on Friday September 26, 1968. Painted Y4 Light Gold Metallic, it received one repaint in 1974. It has a gold bucket seat console interior with a white convertible top and it is V88 Stripe Delete. Options include Power Steering, Power Brakes, AM radio, 3 speed wipers and LH remote mirror.

  • LS23H9B158***: GTS#285: Even though this 383 GTS was purchased in Michigan, it now resides under the caring eye of John M. in Nova Scotia, Canada. John is having this 383, 727, 4.10 geared GTS restored back to its original "look" with the green body work, black vinyl top and bumble bee, and white interior. However, John may be installing a 440 in place of the original 383!

  • LS23H9B160***: GTS#135: Originally a "red on red" 383 GTS, Tom from IN reports this one now has a black interior. 4 speed, 383, and fender top turn signals.

  • LS23H9B162***: GTS #852: Mark from Pennslyvania has one of the more rare colors in the Mopar world on his 1969 GTS = A4 Silver! Mark's GTS is powered by a 383 and 4 speed driving 3.55SG gears. The original interior is black and it has a black bumble bee stripe. It is also equipped with front disc brakes.

  • LS23P9B163*** Originally out of Nebraska, this 1969 GTS now resides under the care of Cody S. in South Dakota. Cody picked up this 1969 340 GTS in the summer of 2018. This is a project car that Cody plans on putting a date correct 340 and 4 speed back in the car. He is undecided to use either a 3.23 or 3.91 gears. Built on Wednesday October 2, 1968 this GTS was painted F8 Dark Green with a light green bucket seat console interior. Options included tinted windows all around, AM radio and A/C. This is a V88 stripe delete car.

  • LS23P9B165*** GTS#411: Eric at MuscleMopars has just picked up another GTS. This time he scored a 1969 340 4 speed GTS. Painted F8 with a black vinyl top and black bumble bee. Numbers matching and with only 71,000 mile on the odometer.

  • LS27P9B166***: GTS#226: ##3RD OWNERSHIP CHANGE## Henry B. from Montana now owns GTS #226 as of 3/27/2022. Henry reports that there is a stroker engine under the hood with a Hollet EFI unit and headers. ##2nd OWNERSHIP CHANGE##: Rick from Las Vegas now owns GTS#226-updated 7-17-10-here is the previous owner info with the background of this 1 of 58 GTS: **Ownership update!** Joe M. from Texas now owns this B5 Bright Blue Metallic 340 convertible. This is a 4 speed GTS, with buckets, console, remote mirror, and headrests. A build date of October 4, 1968 means these headrests were an option. Gorgeous with the B5 ~set off~ by the white stripe, white interior, and white convertible top!

  • LS23P9B166***: GTS #702: Pike F. from Washington state ought this 1969 GTS from his father in 2012. It is currently undergoing a restoration. This is a 340 4 speed GTS painted B9 Dark Blue with a black vinyl top and was originally a V88 stripe delete car. Pike has added a black bumble.

  • LS23P9B167***: GTS#513: What would you say about a 2580 ORIGINAL MILE GTS?!?!? Richard S. from PA owns this museum quality 1969 340 GTS. Richard is the second owner and he has ALL of the original owner's paperwork with the GTS. Richard claims his 340 GTS still has that new-car-smell and all of the redline tires still have the little tips on them! This GTS was built on Monday, October 7, 1968. The all-original 340 is backed with a 4 speed and 3.55 gears. Painted B7 Medium Blue Metallic with a black vinyl top and it is stripe delete. Other options include a console tach, fendertop signals, disc brakes, remote LH mirror, and wheel well mouldings.

  • LS23H9B167***: GTS#165: ##OWNERSHIP UPDATE## Now owned by Ray B. from Illinois. Here is the original listing: Cory F. from LosAngeles, CA is starting the restoration of this 383 GTS. This GTS is a bucket seat interior with console shifted 727. Other options include 3 speed wipers, and drip and body mouldings. TWO oddities about Cory's GTS. (1) is that it came with both the white bumble bee stripe AND the GTS emblems mounted on the front fenders. These fender emblems were "usually" reserved for the convertibles, and STRIPE DELETE cars. Cory got them both. (2) the second oddity is the overall color combo of the car. This is a Q5 Bright Turquoise Metallic exterior, with a B3 Light Blue interior!!!! Can't wait to see it finished!

  • LS23H9B169***: GTS#38: F8 Dark green and with an interesting history. Currently owned by Jay H. of IL, and showing only 45,000 original miles. Jay purchased the GTS from a Chevy dealer in Booton, NJ in 1972. It has a black vinyl top and interior. The 383 shifts thru the 833 4 speed to a 3.91 SG rear end. Number matching and finished restoration in 1989. The restoration was started in 1982 after the vehicle was recovered after it was stolen. Missing for a year, the GTS was used in a bank robbery, so the three bullet holes had something to do with the start of the restoration!!!

  • LS27P9B170***: GTS#620: Gary from PA is registering his 1969 convertible 340 GTS. Another one of the One-of-214 soft top GTS's to be registered for June, 2016. Gary's is painted R4 Red with a black convertible top, black bucket seat interior, and black bumble bee stripe. Built on Wednesday, October 9, 1968 it was optioned with tinted windshield, 3 speed wipers, Am radio, and fendertop signals. The 340 has a 727 and 3.55 gears to power it down the road.

  • LS23P9B170***: GTS #733: Pam and Stewart M. from Virginia send in their 1969 GTS. Built on Wednesday October 9, 1968. This GTS is powered with a 340 and a 4 speed and 3.23 SG gears. Painted F3 Light Green Metallic with a Green vinyl top and black bumble bee stripe. The interior is black buckets with a console. Other options include power disc brakes, rear defroster, wood grain steering wheel, Mag style wheel covers, fendertop turn signals and tinted glass all around.

  • LS23P9B171***: GTS#619: Dave is the 4th owner of this 1969 340 GTS. Originally purchased in Baton Rouge, LA the GTS was always garage kept and underwent a partial resto/clean-up in 2001. The original 340 has been replaced with a 360/380 crate motor and has a 727 and 3.91 gears backing it up. Built on Wednesday, October 9, 1968 the GTS rolled out painted in F8 Dark Green with F8 interior, black vinyl top, and black interior. Options included were factory A/C, power steering, LH remote mirror, 3 speed wipers, AM radio, underhood insulation, and tinted windows.

  • LS23P9B171***: GTS#673: Charles recently bought his 1969 340 GTS. This GTS started life out in Ohio, and was moved to MA in 2005 and promptly resold. The color change resto was abandoned at about the 90% complete stage. This is where Charles steps in. Originally this GTS was painted Y4 Gold with a Y4 bucket seat interior. It is now painted Y2 Yellow with a black interior. The original black vinyl top and black bumble bee stripe made the color transition intact. This GTS was built on Wednesday October 9, 1968. The powertrain consists of the 340 with a 727 auto trans and 3.23 gears. Other options include AM radio, tinted windshield, and fender top turn signals.

  • LS23P9B171***: GTS #728: Bob in Ohio just picked up this 1969 GTS from Massachusetts where the GTS spent a hard life running on the streets. The original 340 is long gone. Bob loves it because this is "Just a cool, old Dart" and it doesn't get any better than that! Painted F8 Dark Green with a black interior and V88 Stripe Delete it was also equipped with a 727 transmission, disc brakes, tinted glass, rocker and drip rail moldings, and 3 speed wipers.

  • LS23H9B171***: GTS#511: ##OWNERSHIP UPDATE## GTS #511 was sent along with GTS #811 by Todd S. Turns out this one was already in the GTS Registry! The original listing follows: Craig from Colorado has owned this 1969 383 GTS since 1981. It is all original. Built on Wednesday 10/09/1968. The 383 has a 727 and a 3.55 gear. Painted F8 Dark Green with a white bumble bee and light green bucket seat/console interior.

  • LS23P9B171***: GTS #803: Chris G. owns this rather unusual 1969 GTS. First the basics. This 1969 GTS was built on Wednesday October 9, 1968 and rolled off the Hamtramck, MI line painted F8 Dark Green Metallic and V88 Stripe Delete. It is currently painted bright, bright Yellow! It has a black bucket seat interior. The 340 has a 727 auto behind it. Options include all 3 moldings, disc brakes, and 3 speed wipers. What makes this unusual ( especially for a Michigan built GTS ) is that this GTS has a column shifted 727. This was pretty much "normal" for a Los Angeles built GTS, but not so much for a MI built car. To top it off, this is also a Radio Delete car!

  • LS23H9B174***: GTS#403: Sean from Ohio has preserved/resurrected this 383 GTS by performing a "rebody" on the car. The previous owner had a super rusty 383 GTS that he pulled off all of the GTS "specific" items and transferred them to a slant six Dart donor body. Sean is truthfully listing this as a rebody/clone, yet it retains the GTS VIN and heritage and parts. This is a B5 Bright Blue with white vinyl top and B5 interior. It is a 383 4 speed car. Look for it at the 2008 Mopar Nationals.

  • LS23H9B174***: GTS#101: R6 Red automatic 383 owned by Andy from WI. Check out the ORIGINAL WINDOW STICKER for its options!!! This GTS is one of 4 documented by Galen Govier- Red with 383, and the only one currently known with white interior. Andy has a long way to go on the restoration of this neat combo!

  • LS23H9B175***: GTS#109: Owned by Kelly from IN, this is a F8 383 GTS with 727 Torqueflite and 3.91 SG. The build date on this one is October 14, 1968. This 383 GTS sat in the parking lot of a taxi cab company for several years before Kelly and her husband, Paul Jacob's of Jacob's restorations could talk the owner into selling it. This was a "daily driver" for two (2) years and is now receiving a full show worthy MOPAR restoration. A full restoration with a twist.......it will be painted F6 Bright Green Metallic to go along with the white interior!

    NOTE: The next five cars were all exported to Sweden or built in Holland! GTS#514-#330-#457 were all built within 6 cars of each other. I also find that the Euro VINs all were in the same VIN range of 176-177 for the first 3 digits even though two -GTS#264-#431- start with the EURO VIN of "9B". Facinating! Was this a block of cars built solely for EXPORT?

  • LS23P9B176***: GTS#551: This GTS Registry entry comes to us from Sweden! Goran R. bought his GTS on 8/28/1975 and drag raced his GTS with much success!!! His Golden GTS is a 340/727 with black interior and is stripe delete. I will try to contact Goran for his fender tag info to enrichen our understanding about exported GTSs! It looks as if they built a batch of these A-bodies for export as the currently registered GTSs from Sweden/Norway/Finland fall between approx. 510 unit VINs. Goran's GTS is the first of that group that I have on file! The last of that group is 510 cars down the line.

  • 9B176***: GTS#264: Yes, you read that VIN correctly!!! This is a Swedish "Export" GTS, and that is what the VIN looks like!! Krister from Gothenburg, Sweden owns this Pro-Streeted 1969 GTS that was sold new in Sweden. This exported gem is a 340 car with a 727 Torqueflite and 4.10 gears! Original color was dark red with a black vinyl top. Now it is painted silver with a black interior!!

  • LS23P9B176***: GTS#514: Norway sends us GTS #514! Robert B. from Norway now owns this 1969 340 GTS. The GTS was originally from Sweden, and was sold to a fellow Norwegian in 1997. Robert bought this race-only GTS 2 years ago. The 340 is long gone, and has been replaced with a race-prepped 440 with a manual shift 727 behind it. Orignally Q5 Turquoise, this GTS is now sporting a silver paint job. Robert has been working on his GTS since he bought it with a goal of making this race-only GTS street legal. He succeeded in November of 2011 and now this 440 GTS can terrorize both on the track and on the street!!

  • LS23P9B176***: GTS#330: Even though the VIN for this GTS indicates it was a USA built GTS-unlike the Swedish import VIN for GTS #264 above-the sequential number is just one number "off" from the GTS above?!?!? Bizarre coincidence wouldn't you say?!? This "import" GTS comes to us from Benny who also resides in Sweden!!! Limited info due to the language barrier, but Benny informs us that the car was brought to Sweden in 2003. It is a 340 GTS with a 727.



  • LS23P9B176***: GTS#457: Benny's mom (they live in Sweden) owns this 1969 340/727 GTS. It is painted Y4 Gold Metallic and has the number matching drivetrain. This GTS was delivered "new" to Sweden and is amazingly only TWO numbers behind Benny's GTS. Those are their two "mother and son" GTS's parked next to each other pictured above.

  • 9B177***: GTS#431: Not from Sweden for this GTS, but that is the correct VIN for a 1969 GTS built in Amsterdam, Holland and now residing with Mikko S. in Finland! Mikko has owned his GTS since 2001. This Euro GTS started out with a silver paint job and black vinyl top. Mikko has changed it to Orange with a custom black/red interior. The original bulge hood was damaged in an accident years ago so Mikko is using a flat hood but he will be mounting a S/S Hemi Dart scoop. That scoop will cover a 440/727 that has replaced the original 340/727.

  • LS23H9B177***: GTS#96: Josh from Iowa sends us this info for his 383GTS that is in need of a full restoration! It is a 4 speed bucket seat, 383, 3.91 Sure Grip car that is missing the engine and trans. Josh informs us the current color is "rust" but there are vestiges of the original F8 Dark Metallic Green in the engine compartment. Other options included the black interior ( no headreasts ), black vinyl top, R11 AM Music Master radio, S81 wood grain wheel, J41 pedal dress up, J11 glove box lock, S13 Rallye suspension, and C23 rear arm rests with ashtrays.

  • LS23H9B177***: GTS#355: ##OWNERSHIP UPDATE##: Matt M. is now the happy owner of this 383 GTS! Here is the original listing: Joe N. (owner of GTS #353-the ModTop 383 GTS) has another couple of GTSs stashed away. Here is one of Joe's other cars. This one has a unique color combo as well, but not as unique as his ModTop car. This 1969 383 GTS is X9 black with the P6R/R6 red interior and a V8W white bumble bee stripe!!! Joe is starting the restoration on this one soon. The 383 and 4 speed are original to the car. Other options include the red bucket seat console interior, rocker and drip mouldings, tinted windshield, and AM radio. This car was built on Tuesday October 15, 1967. This is an older "custom" job with Centerline 15" rims and a custom red and black crushed velvet interior. Thankfully, Joe will be turning the clock back to 1969 instead of 1982 on this one!!

  • LS23H9B177***: GTS #822 is owned by James B. and is currently a project car. This 383/727 GTS was built on Friday, October 15, 1968. It rolled off the line painted F8 Dark Green with a black bumble bee stripe and F3 Light Green bucket seat console interior. Only option on the fender tag is the R11 AM radio.

  • LS27H9B177***: GTS#435: Jim from Michigan picked up this B5 Bright Blue Metallic 1969 convertible GTS to help a buddy out of a jam. This GTS needs a full restoration. This 1 of 39 383/727 GTS has quite a few options. Built on Tuesday October 15, 1968 it has a black bucket seat/console interior, black bumble bee, white convertible top, 3 speed wipers, LH remote and RH mirrors, sill mouldings, AM radio, A01 light package and A04 radio group package, and power drum brakes. This GTS came from New York state in the late 1990's and hasn't been on the road since.

  • LS23H9B177***: GTS#393: This A4 Silver Poly 383 GTS is the first car that Vince D. from Delaware owned! Vince is the fourth owner and bought the GTS when he turned 16 back in 1981. The GTS had been sitting in his friend's garage with 43,000 miles on the clock, and the A833 4 speed trans in the trunk! Vince put it back together and drove the GTS thru high school. The GTS was retired in 1985. Currently showing 64,000 original miles, Vince is now undertaking a full resto on his 383 4 speed GTS. Built in October of 1968, the A4 GTS was ordered with a black interior, and is V88 stripe delete.

  • LS27P9B178***: GTS#396: Chris G. from Windsor, Ontario is finishing up the restoration on his B5 convertible GTS.

  • LS23H9B179***: GTS#61: *PDR*: Y2 pale yellow 383 GTS owned by Craig E. from NY. A bare bones 4 speed car, this had been sent out from the factory with tinted glass, 3.23 open 8 3/4, and E70-14 whitewall tires! Currently under restoration!

  • LS27P9B179***: GTS#421: Robert from San Francisco, CA restored this 1969 340 GTS convertible in 1995. He had owned the car since purchasing it for $300 in 1977. Robert sold the car to a friend in 1998 and then just bought the car BACK from his buddy in July, 2008. His buddy had taken good care of the GTS by only piling on 600 miles over 10 years! Nice to see this car come back around!! This is a Y2 Yellow soft top with a white interior and white top. Built on November 24, 1969, it has a 340 with a console shifted 727 backing it up.

  • LS23H9B179***: GTS#37: Originally from VA, this 24,095 original miles GTS is owned by Todd from OH. It has spent most of its life accumulating mileage a 1/4 mile at a time. This F8 Dark Green 383 car has the F3 Light Green interior and a white bumblebee. Built on Nov. 24, 1968, it is equipped with bucket seats w/ headrests, console, woodgrain wheel, light package, P/Disc brakes. The 4 speed sends power to the 3.91 geared 8 3/4 rear end.

  • LS23H9B180***: GTS#309: ##OWNERSHIP UPDATE #2##; GTS#309 has changed hands again. This time owned by Jack S> from TN. Jack has added a SixPak set-up atop the 383. I L-O-V-E the custom engine call outs he had made for the hood bulges!! Plus he has added PS and PB along with the original fendertop signals. His next step is to put on a set of W23 Recall Rims!! Jack bought the GTS from Lyn in 2012. ##OWNERSHIP UPDATE##: This Y2 1969 383 GTS is now owned by Lyn T. from Kentucky!! Here is the old listing: Larry C. from Pennsylvania owns this nut and bolt restored 1969 383 GTS. This is Larry's 95th Mopar, but his first big block A-body. Painted back to its original Y2 Sunfire Yellow with black interior and bumblebee. This 4 gear big block has the N85 tachometer attached to the console. Built on Oct. 16, 1968, other options include fender top signals, woodgrain wheel, pedal dress-up, full mouldings, but is a manual steering/manual drum brake car!! GTS#168 (the next listed GTS) was the next car down the assembly line from Larry's GTS.

  • LS23H9B180***: GTS#168: John T. from Florida was surprised for his 50th birthday by his children having his GTS secretly restored for him!!! Nice kids!! John became the second owner of this 383 GTS when he purchased it in 1975. He drove it until 1979 and then packed it away in a storage facilty. That's right. This GTS has not seen the light of day since 1979! That is until John's 50th! It is a number matching 383/4 speed with a 3.91 gear. Originally F8 Dark Green with a green and white interior, it is now painted Viper Red with white and black interior. The powertrain/chassis have been modified in the process too. Mini tubbed with sub frame connectors to accomodate 13" wide rear tires! The 383 has a M/P cam and M1 intake and puts 370 dynoed HP to the rear wheels thru the stock manifolds!

  • LS23P9B181***: GTS#235: Brett B. from CA owned three GTSs. He recently sold two. This one is his "keeper". Built on October 16, 1968, this is a "number's matching" 340/Torqueflite 727 car that was modified by the previous owner. Right now, it is yellow with a black interior. Brett will be reviving his GTS to its former Y3 Cream paint with Y4 gold interior, black vinyl top, and black bumble bee.

    li>LS23H9B183***: GTS #730. Randy L. from PA has a 1969 383 GTS. Randy's former drag car has been transformed into a more street friendly Pro Streeter!!

  • LS23P9B183***: GTS#795: Mike D. bought his 1969 GTS from his best friend's brother when he was 21 years old. And it is all changed up appearance wise from its original look! F8 Dark Green was the body color with green vinyl top, green buckets seat console interior, and a white bumble bee stripe. It is now red, the vinyl top is gone, the bumble bee is black, and the interior is now black. This GTS is a 340/ 4 speed model which came with 3.23 gears that Mike has swapped out for a livelier 3.91 gears.

  • LS27P9B184*** GTS#410: ##OWNERSHIP CHANGE## Now owned by Alex from the Bay area in CA. Alex is a good friend of the previous owner Kevin. Here is the original listing: This GTS convertible is owned by Kevin in the San Francisco Bay area and was owned by Galen Govier back in 1995. Y2 yellow with white bucket seat/console interior and white soft top. This is a V88 Stripe delete. Numbers matching 340 and 727 trans. This is a one of 214 built GTS.

  • LS23P9B187***: GTS#526: Kegan in Indiana and his family have owned this 1969 340 GTS since 1975. It was converted to a drag car, and now shows only 47,000 miles on the clock. From the photos that Kegan sent, his GTS had at least 4 different paint schemes as it spent its time pounding down the 1/4 mile. Originally, this GTS was painted F8 Dark Green and came with a black bucket seat interior, black bumble bee stripe, and green vinyl top. A 4 speed backed up the 340. Other options included: 3 speed wipers, N85 Console Tach, A01 Light Group, disc brakes, tinted glass, LH remote mirror, and AM radio. It was built on Friday October 25, 1968.

  • LS23P9B187***: GTS#211: An entry from the United Kingdom! Mick D. from Nottingham has owned this dis-placed GTS for 16 years. Brought over by a US serviceman and then two subsequent owners has landed this GTS in Mick's hands. A former B5 340 4 speed and 3.91 geared car, it now has painted white with a 440, 4.30 gears and TTi headers and inboard SS springs. A fiberglas six pack hood has replaced the orignal hood that was stolen. Mick is looking for a steel replacement hood to bolt his inserts onto!

  • LS27P9B187***: GTS#643: Mike in New England has bought himself a basket case garage find one-of-58 1969 340 GTS convertible 4 speed! The GTS had been completely disassembled and put in boxes over 30 years ago!! Mike will play his best Sherlock Holmes and gather all the parts and figure out where it all goes to be put back together. The GTS is solid with no rust at all. Originally painted B7 Dark Blue with a black convertible top and black interior and stripe delete.. Cool part is this is a 4 speed BENCH SEAT car! Mike has found the VIN tag! Mike will keep us updated as he goes along. Recently out of the paint booth and back in the sunlight-looking good all the way!!


  • LS27H9B189***: GTS#28: R6 Red 383 4 spd. Convertible. Black top and white bumble bee GTS undergoing full restoration.

  • LS27P9B189***: GTS#452: Dave from California has owned a number of collectible cars, but his 1969 convertible GTS is the one he has kept for the last 23 years. Originally F6 Bright Green with a Y1 gold interior, Dave had the GTS painted in 1989 and he changed the bucket seat console interior to green as well. This One of 214 GTS has a 340 and a 727 trans with a 3.23 gear. other options include woodgrain steering wheel, power steering, and AM radio.

  • LS23H9B189***: GTS#49: ##OWNERSHIP UPDATE## This GTS is now owned by Andy K. from California! Here is the original listing by the previous owner: Y4 Gold with Y4 interior and black tail stripe when new, The GTS is owned by John in Nevada and is getting a complete resto at this time. When done it will all original other than the interior change to black, the GTS was built on Oct 28, 1968.

  • LS23P9B191***: GTS#191: This Canadian GTS joins us compliments of its owners John and Lori. As far as they can trace, they are the sixth (6th) Canadian owners of this 340 GTS. Built on October 29, 1968, this car was purchased from Lowe Dodge in West Hartford, CN. Originally, this was a Y4 Gold, black interior, black vinyl top, and white bumble bee car. Now it is Y2 Yellow with the black top and stripe! Also, this is a bucket seat/column shift 727 combination! Not many of those built at Hamtramck as most were built in LosAngeles!




  • LS23P9B191***: GTS#562: Brent's mother was the second owner of this 1969 340 GTS! She bought the car in 1971 and it has remained in the family since then. Whereas Brent had to beg his mother to allow him to drive the GTS when he was 16 (probably a good thing on Mom's part) he has the GTS all to himself now. Built on Wednesday October 2, 1968, this 340 GTS left the Hamtramck, MI assembly line wearing F3 Light Green Metallic paint and sporting a black vinyl top and black bumble bee stripe. The 727 behind the 340 is shifted via a console shifter between the light green bucket seats. Other options include 3 speed wipers, fender top turn signals, and tinted glass. This is an all-original car with the exception of dealer installed power steering that was bolted in 6 months after the car was first sold.

  • LS27P9B191*** GTS#651: Claude in Florida owns this restored One-of-214 1969 340 GTS. The drive train is made up of the 340 with a 727 automatic trans and a 3.23 SureGrip rear end. It is painted B5 Bright Blue Metallic with a B3 Light Blue interior, black convertible top and a white bumble bee stripe.

  • LS23P9B191***: GTS #811: Todd S. owns two 1969 GTS cars. One you will find in the "Ownership Changes" section-GTS#511, and his new entry here! GTS #811 is a 1969 340 GTS. Built on Tuesday October 29, 1968. Nice looking sleeper too painted in Y4 Light Gold Metallic with gold bucket seat interior and V88 stripe delete. Not many options with only a R11 AM radio and H51 factory A/C.

  • LS27H9B191***: GTS# 726: Steve F. from Kentucky picked up his 1969 GTS a few years ago out of New York State. It is painted B5 Bright Blue with a blue interior and white top. OH! Did I mention that white top is a convertible top?? Plus this GTS is powered by a 383 and 4 speed?? This makes Steve's GTS a One-of-34!! Built on October 29, 1968, this is also a stripe delete car....PLUS it rides on a set of W23 Recall Rims! All original sheet metal and Steve reports it is a solid driver! Other options include the mighty AM radio and a N85 console tachometer!

  • LS27P9B191***: GTS#640: Tim D. from MD owns this 1-of-214 1969 340/727 GTS convertible. It is R6 Red with black interior and white bumble bee stripe. Originally from Pennsylvania.


  • LS27P9B192***: GTS#113: Steve from Iowa owns this T5 Copper Metallic convertible. This is an original, unrestored 340/727 3.23 geared GTS that was built on October 30, 1968. Complimenting the T5 Copper is the V3W white convertible top and V8X black bumble bee. The interior is P2W White/Black with a rare ( for a GTS ) bench seat!

  • LS23H9B194***: GTS#522: John M. in California registers his 1969 383 GTS. This is a 4-gear GTS with 3.91 gears. Painted F8 Dark Green with a black interior. This should have been a Black with Orange interior (not an option for 1969) as this is a "Halloween" car built on Ocotber 31, 1968!! Scary!

  • LS23P9B194***: GTS#415: This former F8 GTS is now sporting a WW1 White paint job! Wayne M. from TN just picked up this 1969 340 GTS fresh from a restoration performed in CT. Wayne's new GTS has a 340/727/3.23 gear combo. Along with the new coat of white paint, Wayne's GTS also has a black bucket seat interior, black vinyl top, and a black bumbe bee stripe.

  • LS23H9B194***: GTS#692: Joe P. from New York picked up this 1969 GTS after waiting almost 40 years since he blew up his 1969 340 GTS in 1979. Let's see if we can follow the trail of Joe's GTS....The GTS was in New Hampshire for a light resto when it was purchased by a dealer in Ontario. There was a divorce involved here so the console and N85 console tach disappeared with a ex-wife. A dealer in North Carolina bought the GTS and brought it to Chryslers at Carlisle which is where Joe steps in. This GTS was built on Halloween day 1968 which also happens to be Joe's wife's birthday so he HAD to buy it! This is a B5 Bright Blue 1969 383 4 speed GTS that was equipped with a black bucket seat console interior, black vinyl top, and was V88 stripe delete. During the restoration period, the vinyl top was removed, and a black bumble bee was added. Sadly, OE console and console tach are still missing in action!

  • LS23P9B194***: GTS#275: Arthur M. from the land of the "Fightin' Irish" in Indiana owns this street racer version of a 340 GTS. Arthur has the original 4 speed and a non-matching 340 sitting in his garage for safe keeping while he wails on his W2 headed 340!! Still wearing its original F8 Ivy Green paint, white bumble bee, and light green interior. The GTS came with 3.91 gears, but now spins a set of 4.56 gears in the 8 3/4. The 340 has 13-1 compression, aluminum rods and a roller cam. The 4 speed has been replaced with a 727 and a 5000 stall converter. Don't forget the 200hp shot of nitrous!

  • LS23P9B196***: GTS#542: Glen W. from Indiana is the second owner of this R4 Bright Red 1969 340 GTS. He purchased the GTS from the original owner who bought the car off a local Dodge dealer's show room floor! The GTS was her daily driver, and driven by her children amassing 142,000 (!!) miles on the clock. Glen's "new" GTS had been in storage for 10 years before he bought it in 2009. The R4 Bright Red shows up well with the white vinyl top and white bumble bee stripe. Other options include the 340/727/3.23 gear powertrain, black bucket seat console interior, full wheel covers, AM radio and fender top turn signals. Glen is planning a full restoration to reverse the effects of living thru 44 years of Indiana winters!

  • LS23H9B197***: GTS#335: Jerry S. is another Canadian GTS owner that is also the original owner of this 383 "H" code. Jerry's British Columbia GTS was built in November of 1968 and came with a window sticker price of $4449.00 (Canadian)with the 383 being $47 extra! Jerry ordered up the 383 with a 4 speed and 3.55 rear gear. B5 Bright Blue Metallic with black vinyl top, black interior, and white bumble bee stripe! Other options were tinted windows, A01 Light Group, undercoating, quick ratio steering, AM/FM and no console! Jerry piled on 230,000 miles before storing the car in 1982. Jerry is currently working on the restoration of his original muscle car!

  • LS23P9B198***: GTS#325: ##OWNERSHIP UPDATE!!## Jake M. of MN bought Dave H's T5 GTS!! This is(was) Dave H.'s second 1969 GTS. Dave also owns GTS#324 that is in the LosAngeles built section-LS23P9E101***. Here they are parked side-by-side. This one, however, is a Hamtramck built 340 4 speed 3.23 geared GTS. Originally T5 Copper with black interior and stripe delete. This GTS has the console with the N85 Console tachometer to keep track of the RPM's while Dave rows the 4 gear! Other options include the A01 Light Group, AM radio, body and sill mouldings. Very few options on this Nov. 4, 1968 built GTS.

  • LS23H9B200***: GTS#648: Rod B. from Michigan owns this restored 1969 GTS. Powered with a 383/727 and 3.23 gears. It's painted R4 Bright Red with a black bucket seat console interior and a black bumble bee stripe.

  • LS27P9B200***: GTS#114: ##OWNERSHIP CHANGE## 7/2021 Kevin T. from B.C. is the newest owner. As of 8-4-2012 the ownership has changed on GTS#114. Gary P. is now the proud owner of this GTS. The GTS now resides in B.C. Canada. Here is the original listing: Rick H. from Utah is finishing up the restoration on his F8 Dark Green Metallic 340 GTS convertible. Looks like it needs the trim and some little bits and Rick is "ready to go!" This is a stripe delete "sleeper" with factory A/C, AM-FM radio, and light group. Right now, the GTS is sporting a 340 and a 727 Torqueflite. The build date on this GTS is November 5, 1968 and Rick believes it was originally sold in Indiana.

  • LS23H9B201***: GTS#312: ##OWNERSHIP CHANGE #2 ##-Anthony C. from AL is the new owner as of 3/10/2024!##OWNERSHIP CHANGE##: A former show car that has been restored almost back to its factory origins!! Allen B. now owns this B5 Bright Blue 383/727 GTS. The 3.23 gears are still housed in the full chromed 8 3/4 housing (remember that show car past life??). The black interior and white bumble bee car has shoulder belts and fender top signals amongst its options!! Mopar Rallye rims are now on all four corners.

  • LS23H9B203***: GTS#553: Brian M. is serving our country whilst stationed in Afghanistan, and reports in that he has found a 383 4 speed GTS in New York state! First, our deepest appreciation goes out to Brian and those that serve with him protecting freedom and democracy! His GTS was built sporting a 383 between the fenders and backed up with a 4 speed. It left the factory painted T5 Copper Metallic with a black vinyl top, V88 stripe delete, and a black bucket seat interior with no console. This is a fresh field find/total project car restoration that will be tackled by Brian upon his return from active duty!

  • LS27P9B204***: GTS#254: Greg "The Dartman from Tampa Bay" owns this "project" that he picked up (saved) as a parted out, rusted hulk. This GTS left the factory with the 340/727/3.23 SG powertrain combination. Interesting that it was a T5 Copper with white convertible top, white interior, and white bumblebee stripe and had the Y91 "Show Car Finish".

  • LS23P9B204***: GTS#447: After a five year restoration, Dave from AZ has his 340/727 GTS back on the road. Basically a "barn find" where it sat for at least 10 years before Dave bought the car, this is an original B3 Light Blue 1969 GTS built on Friday, November 8, 1968. Dave has it now painted a stunning V2 Hemi Orange with a black vinyl top, black bumble bee, and black interior. Dave drove 2000 miles round trip to pick up his GTS in 2003, and he says it was worth the time and effort.

  • LS23P9B205***: GTS#305: Martin W.'s 340 GTS has spent its entire life in Illinois. It was bought new locally and is a survivor with 94,000 miles show on the clock. Still looking great due in part to being in storage from 1979 to 1998!! This 340 4 speed GTS is T5 Bronze but is a V88 stripe delete car. Black vinyl top and a white interior with buckets and console. Martin's GTS has the fender top turn signals and the full wheel covers.

  • LS23H9B205***: GTS#398: Laurie and Kelly will be sending their GTS's info at a later date, but we can at least enter it into the Registry now!

  • LS23P9B205***: GTS #838 is a roller project picked up by Dan B. in Denver, CO. True rolling shell with no drivetrain but the all-important VIN stampings are in the right places. Built on Monday 11/11/1968 this GTS was painted B5 Bright Blue with a white vinyl top, white blue interior and white bumble bee stripe. This is (was?) a 340/727 GTS. Dan is planning on restoring his GTS back to factory fresh with the exception of a disc brake swap from a 72-72 A-body!

  • LS23H9B208***: GTS # 729: Artie from Long Island, NY has a modified drag racer GTS. Built on November 14, 1968, this 383/727 GTS rolled out in B5 Bright Blue with a black vinyl top and V88 Stripe Delete. AM/FM and N85 Console Tachometer were also checked off on the options sheet.

  • LS23P9B209***: GTS# 725: Tyler R. from Arizona has a triple green 1969 GTS that he is going to restore. Currently painted White, Tyler's GTS came out of Hamtramck, MI built on Thursday November 14, 1968 painted F5 Green. Interior is F3 light green with a green vinyl top. This is also a V88 stripe delete car. The original 340 has been replaced with a 360 and it is backed with a 727 and 3.23 gears. Options included A/C and fendertop turn signals.

  • LS23H9B209***: GTS#784: Buddy C. from Kentuckey is in the process of restoring his 1969 383 GTS. Built on Thursday 11/14/1968 the GTS rolled off the line panted R6 Red. The bucket seat console interior is black with a black bumble bee and black vinyl top. This is a 383 4 speed that came optioned with fender top signals, LH remote mirror, tinted windshield, AM radio, rocker and drip moldings and 3 speed wipers.

  • LS27P9B209***: GTS#501: Randy from FL is the second (and fifth!) owner of this R6 Red 1969 340 GTS convertible. Randy bought the GTS from the original owner (bought at Frederick Dodge in Canfield, Ohio) in the mid 1980's with 41K on the odometer. He sold the car in 1998 to a guy in Ohio after only adding 4K miles -now showing 45K. This gentleman then sold the Red GTS to a fellow in West Virginia. Owner number 4 then sold the car BACK to Randy with only 47K showing and still wearing the same tires Randy had mounted on the GTS back in 1998! The soft top GTS is 340 powered with a 727 and black bucket seat/console interior. The top is black, and the bumble bee is black too.

  • Ls23H9B211***: GTS#486: Gary B. from NY picked up his 1969 383 4 speed GTS in 1983. It was an odd color combo that Gary didn't feel looked ~right~. Painted T5 Bronze with a black bucket seat interior, white bumble bee stripe and a tan vinyl top!. Gary restored his GTS starting in 2008 and finished it up in 2010. Gary changed the top to a black vinyl top and matching black bumble bee stripe. He also added an A/C unit as well. Factory options included a console tach, AM/FM radio, fendertop signals, bumperettes, light package, PS, disc brakes, LH remote mirror and 3 speed wipers.

  • LS23H9B213***: GTS#289: Gary races his 383 GTS down in Florida. Formerly yellow with black interior, Gary's GTS is now maroon and white with black interior.

  • LS23P9B215***: GTS#691: Keith G. from Vancouver, Washington thinks his 1969 GTS came from Arizona originally. This 340 4 speed GTS was originally B5 Bright Blue with a black bucket seat interior and it was V88 Stripe Delete. It is now painted white and retains the black interior. Keith has added front disc brakes during the restoration because (to paraphrase Keith) " Lots of go-go-go, but slowing down stunk!"

  • LS23H9B215***: GTS #339: ##OWNER UPDATE##11/26/2020## Corky T. now owns GTS#339. Corky will perform a full resto. Here is the original listing: My old friend Justus S. from TX just picked up another 383 H25 "heater delete" GTS! This GTS is also a V88 "stripe delete" car as well. Painted Q5 Turquoise with a black bucket seat interior, Justus' GTS is also 727 equipped. Built on Wednesday March 19, 1969 the only options on the car are tinted windshield, AM radio, and body belt moldings. The car is stripped and ready to be put back together. Justus hopes to debut the car at the 2007 Mopar Nationals in Columbus, Ohio.

  • LS23P9B217***: GTS #804: ##OWNERSHIP CHANGE##-GTS #804 has moved from Ontario to Adelaide in South Australia under the care of Billy P. Billy is making the necessary improvements in order to certify the GTS to travel on Australian roads. Plus he is adding a white bumble bee stripe to really set off this stunning R6 Red GTS! The following is the original listing--Cool color combo on Don D.'s 1969 GTS. R6 Red with a white vinyl top and a P6R red bucket seat console interior! Plus it is V88 Stripe Delete too! Don resides in Ontario, Canada. Coming from Texas, this GTS was moved to Canada in 2004. It received a rotisserie resto in 2005. Don reports that under investigation, his 340 was painted red. That could be as this GTS was built on Novemeber 9, 1968 but the 340 that was used has a casting date of 9/9/68! The 340 has a console shifted 727 and 3.55 gears. Options include A/C, 3 speed wipers, woodgrain wheel, LH remote and fendertop signals.

  • LS27P9B219*** GTS # 372: Matthew B. from Minnesota owns not one, but TWO 340 convertibles. GTS # 372 is a One-of-214 340/272 auto GTS. Originally painted R4 Bright Red, it now has a Gunmetal Gray exterior. This is a V88 Stripe delete car that came with a black bucket seat console interior and black convertible top. This is a factory A/C car with number matching drivetrain.

  • LS23P9B220***: GTS#156: ##OWNER UPDATE## Now owned by Ed! Here is the original listing: F5 Green with green vinyl top and green interior marks this "barn fresh" GTS waiting for a FULL RESTORATION. Owned by Don, this is a 75,000 original mile 340 4 spd GTS that has been parked since 1975. PS, PB, headrests, wood grain wheel are the options on this 3.23 geared white bumble bee striped GTS.

  • LS27P9B220***: GTS#106: ##OWNERSHIP UPDATE# Wade S. is the current woner as of June, 2024## OWNERSHIP UPDATE## Now owned by Clifton K. 10/16/1013 Here is the original listing: One of the 3 Gold GTSs that can be read about just after the Registry entries below! Owned by Ken W. from WI, this is a 1 of 58 340 4 speed GTS convertibles built in 1969. This is a stripe delete car with black bucket seats and console. AM radio and power drum brakes built on November 26, 1968.

  • LS23P9B220***: GTS#654: Built on Tuesday, November 26, 1968, Rich B. from MN 1969 340 GTS rolled off the Hamtramck, MI line painted F8 Dark Green with black interior and black bumble bee. The 340 has a 727 and 3.23 gears to back it up. This GTS is somewhat of an oddity for the Hamtramck assembled cars as Rich's GTS has a column shifted 727. Most 727 column shifted GTS Darts rolled off the Los Angeles line instead.

  • LS23H9B221***: GTS#188: Scott from OH has a Hemi Orange 383 GTS. This was an original Y2 Yellow car with the black top and interior ( which it still retains ). The 727 Torqueflite runs thru to 4.10 gears. Scott plans on keeping his GTS for a looooong time!

  • LS23P9B222***: GTS#405: James from Ontario, Canada owns this unique color combo 1969 340 GTS. This GTS is equipeed with the 727 Torqueflite and 3.91 SG gears. This is a number matching car, and it has bucket seats, but the 727 is column shifted. What unique color combo you ask?? How about L1 Beige with a red bumble bee, and a P6R Red interior? It is a VERY cool combo!



    3 "M" code 440 GTS's at the 2003 Mopar Nationals!



  • LS23M9B224***: GTS#160: This is the FIRST "M" CODE PRODUCED!!! Sequence number is 900900!!!! WOW! This is as the "M" GTS looks now! Originally equipped as a B5 Bright Blue Metallic and a V1X black vinyl top and V8X black bumble bee stripe. About the only option on it was the remote control mirror! This 440 was built for racing, and here's a picture of it circa 1978 running 11.2's at 118mph! This was purchased at Mr. Norm's Grand Spaulding Dodge and retains the number matching 440!

  • LS23P9B224***: GTS#333: Guy from Saskatchewan, Canada is now the owner of this 1969 340 GTS. Guy bought this GTS from a "friend of a friend" with a bit of a story behind it. The 340/727 GTS was liscensed in 1986 when it was purchased by a couple of brothers who wanted to rebuild the 68,000 original mile A-body. They removed the vinyl top, pop riveted a TransAm Firebird's scoop between the GTS hood bulges, and then coated the car with primer red. They pulled the engine and trans, and then promptly let the car sit in an open car port for the next 19 years!! Guy has rescued the GTS from this fate. He plans on returning it to its original B5 Bright Blue Metallic with B3 Light Blue interior. This is an original stripe delete car, so Guy is debating if he should keep as such, or he really wants to add a white stripe. Also, the jury is out if Guy puts the original black vinyl top back on too. Guy will be tackling the resto with his son and his brother and hope to fire the 340 by Spring 2007! Here is a photo of Guy's brother helping out.

  • LS23H9B225***: GTS#68: This F8 w/black vinyl top, white stripe and black interior GTS was ordered new in 1968 and is still with it's original owner after 33 years. Built on Nov. 29, 1968 and sold new in Canada, it shows only 32363 original miles due to spending a good bit of time on the drag strip. Put back to street trim the GTS still turns Mid 12's @ 109, and ran a best of 11.74 @ 114 during it's hey day. The GTS was ordered with the N85 tach, W18 simulated mag wheel covers, H31 rear defogger as well as a host of other options. The power still comes the 383 and 727 automatic running though a 3.55 Sure Grip. Trevor is the proud owner of this GTS.

  • LS23H9B227***: GTS#823: J.G.P. from New Jersey sends in info about his 1969 GTS. JG is the ORIGINAL OWNER!! Built on Monday December 2, 1968 JG's GTS rolled off the line sporting a Y4 Medium Gold paint job, black vinyl top and it is V88 Stripe Delete. It has a black bucket seat interior with a 4-shifter poking up through the console top. Under the hood is the E63 383 Four Barrel. Other options include AM/FM radio, tinted glass, and LH remote mirror.

  • LS23P9B231*** GTS#598: Curtis L. from Alberta is the third owner of this 1969 GTS. It was originally bought at North Plainfield Dodge in N. Plainfield, New Jersey on Dec. 20, 1968. It has 78K on the odometer and is in original condition (except for one repaint). It was sold only 16 days after it was built on Dec. 4, 1968! It has a 340 and 4 speed combo with a 3.55 gear. Painted W1 White, it has a black stripe and black bucket seat console interior. Options are AC, wood grain steering wheel, disc brakes, undercoating and tinted glass.


  • LS23P9B231***: GTS#208: Built on December 4, 1968, Mike's now Maryland based 340 GTS has only 76,000 original miles. This "project car" has some rust issues that Mike will be tackling as the car has spent it's life in the mid-west. Mike has performed a full rotisserie resto on his GTS. Currently, there is a warranty replacement block with a 1971 casting date between the fenders. Options on Mike's F8 Dark Green GTS include: Black vinyl top, black bumble bee, black bucket seat interior, console, AM radio, fender top signals, A01 light group, M21 and M25 drip and sill mouldings, disc brakes, and tinted windshield. As of July 2008, Mike is nearing copmpletion of his F8 340 GTS! Keep it going, Mike! You're almost there. UPDATE! October of 2008, Mike happily reports that his GTS is finished and back on the road! Congrats Mike for saving a bit of Mopar history!

  • LS23M9B232***: GTS#471: Doug E. from Ohio is the 4th owner of this 1969 440 GTS. He bought the car in 1974 and it only has 38,000 miles on the clock. Built on 12-01-68 and bought at Grand-Spaulding Dodge in Chicago, IL this GTS has the optional 3.91 SG behind the 440/727. It is painted B5 Bright Blue with a black interior and white bumble bee stripe. Doug is in the process of restoring his "M" Code.

  • LS23M9B232***: GTS#34: A very early "M" code GTS owned by Rich. This is a B5 Bright Blue with white vinyl top and white bucket seat interior. A 42,200 original mile car, it has a .030 over 440 driving 3.91 gears. This 440 GTS spent most of its time on the drag strip before Rich found it.

  • LS23M9B232***: GTS #839 is an original owner, 23,000 mile 440 "M" code GTS!! Bryan L. from Michigan reports this is his father's 440 GTS that was raced extensively at Detroit and Milan Dragways. Fenderwells were cut out for headers and the rear wheel well lips were rolled for clearance. Currently, the fenders, hood and original numbers matching 440/727 are out/off the car. They have retained all the original parts as well just waiting for the resto to begin. Originally sold at Grand-Spaulding Dodge (original paperwork in tact) this "M" code was built on 12/1/1968. B5 Bright Blue with black interior and black bumble bee stripe.

  • LS23M9B232***: GTS#274: Ralph and Susan from Indiana own another "M" code that filtered thru the old Grand Spaulding Dodge dealership in Chicago, Illinois. Originally a F5 Medium green with green bucket seat interior and white bumble bee car, they will be changing colors. Unable to accept F5, they will instead paint the "M" with Q5 Turquoise and give it a white interior!! This "M" was ordered with the deluxe "mag style" wheel covers, AM radio, head rests, remote left side mirror, and a 3.91 geared SureGrip 8 3/4 rear end!!The car had been cut up in the past. As Ralph and Susan had to replace the inner fender wells to fix up where the previous owner had done some cutting for fenderwell headers!!

  • LS23M9B232***: GTS#200: Brian from PA has chased this "M" code for 20 years before finally talking the former owner into selling it. This "M" is a black on black 3.23 geared example of the GTS!! Brian also owns a 1968 "H" code 383 GTS and is also Member #201!

  • LS23M9B232***: GTS#506: Mike from Nebraska sends in three GTS's that he owns including this 440 GTS. GTS#506 is a 440 GTS painted T5 Copper Metallic with a black vinyl top and black bumble bee. The 440/727 is backed by a 3.91 gear. This 440 GTS is currently undergoing a rotisserie restoration.

  • LS23M9B232***: GTS#614: Brad H. from Indiana has a supposedly Mr. Norm's sold 440 GTS. It now has a set of stout 4.86 gears behind the 440/727. Painted T5 Copper Metallic with black interior and black bumble bee. Brad will be painting the GTS in the Spring of 2016. Can't wait to see it done!

  • LS23P9B233***: GTS#59: This Canadian GTS was sold new at West End Chrysler in Toronto, Ontario on December 16, 1968. John G. from Ontario had his eye on this 340 GTS since he was 18 years old, and bought the car from the original owner in 1973. Used as a daily driver until 1978, this pristine GTS received a full resto in 2001. It is B5 bright blue metallic with white interior and a white vinyl top. It is a stripe delete GTS, but John has added a white bumble bee. The number matching 340 drives the rear wheels thru a 727 Torqueflite to the 3.23 SG rear! John happily drives his GTS everywhere including to the dragstrip! There John and his GTS turned a 13.91!!! Keep the old iron rolling, John!!

  • LS23H9B234***: GTS#303: Alan L. is another long time GTS owner. He bought his 383 GTS in 1985 for the sum of $900 from an ad in a local auto swapper!! Ths GTS is a number matching 383 4 speed car that resides (with Alan) in Massachusetts. It is a stripe delete B5 Bright Metallic Blue with black interior that was built on Dec. 6, 1968 and is currently under restoration.

  • LS27P9B235***: GTS#157: Owned by Brainard J. from MN, this is a 340 auto convertible GTS. Originally a Chrysler field rep's car in College Park, MD, it was bought by Brainard's mother when he was 17 years old. It is a "stripe delete, and non-headrest B5 car. Now painted B7 it has 3.23 gears, AM radio and standard hubcaps.

  • LS23P9B235***: GTS#496: Guido bought his 1969 340 GTS with his brother in 2003. Bought as a project car his GTS was missing the 340 and the complete interior. This GTS is a bit of an oddity--possibly a One-of-One for the GTS Registry!! This is a stripe delete, bench seat (optional) and column shift 727 auto! Usually we see the column shift 727 along with bucket seats and built at the Los Angeles plant-not from Hamtramck, MI. But Guido's GTS's orignal owner also opted for the column shift AND optional bench seat as well! Along with locating a 1969 casting 340, Guido and brother did all of the bodywork, mechanical, and electrical restoration. The only deviation from stock was the addition of a black bumble bee stripe on top of the new F8 Dark Green paint. The addition of shiny Crager rims looks great too!

  • LS23M9B236***: GTS#639: Rick in Vancouver, BC has a fully restored 1969 440 M code GTS. It has the original drivetrain (which is kind of rare as most M-codes were swapped to drag racing duties and most of the original 440's are scattered in pieces across dragstrips everywhere! LOL)Ricks was scheduled to be built on Sunday December 1, 1968. This GTS was in the first batch of M-codes produced. It is painted F5 Medium Green with a White/Green interior and white bumble bee. The 440/727 is backed with a 3.91 SG 8 3/4 axle. The only options were a Am radio, drip rail and rocker mouldings, and a LH remote mirror.


    LS27H9B237***: ##OWNERSHIP UPDATE## GTS#462: Patrick B. from North Carolina inherited his brother Bob's 1969 GTS after Bob sadly passed away in 2012. This 1-of-34 GTS happily remains in the family. Patrick plans on returning the 383 4-speed convertible back to stock. Here is the original listing: #462: Bob from Colorado is the third owner of this 1969 GTS convertible. One of 34 built with the 383 and 4 speed combo. Bob bought the car from a friend whose mother was the original owner. Built on Saturday, November 30, 1968, this GTS was originally bought in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Bob bought the car in 1978 for $350 (!) with 96,000 miles on the clock. He restored the car from 1989 to 1991 having to replace the floor pan amongst other tasks to bring this 383 GTS back to its glory. The GTS came with a 999 paint code, but was wearing T5 Bronze when Bob bought it. He has since painted it Y2 Yellow with a black soft top and black bucket seat interior. The GTS was also a radio and stripe delete car as well. Very strange options along with the 999 paint code for "mom" to be driving. Bob has drag raced his GTS and piloted it to a best of 13.35 @ 103.9 mph.

  • LS23M9B238***: GTS#345: ##OWNERSHIP CHANGE## This 1969 440 M code GTS now owned by Eric W. of Illinois. This 440 M code GTS was sold thru Grand Spaulding Dodge on 1/25/1969. Painted T5 Copper Metallic with a white vinyl top and white bumble bee stripe. This GTS also has a white buckets eat console interior. The 440/727 has a set of 3.91 SG gears behind it. The few options included Am radio, LH remote mirror, whitewall tires with the deluxe W11 wheel covers. Eric purchased the GTS thru the estate of the late Bill Sefton. The Sefton crew had pirated parts off this GTS to complete the restoration of his 1968 440 GSS. It took Eric and his friends a fast month to piece it back together and have it ready for the "Barn Finds and Hidden Gems" section at 2019 MCACN. The following is the original listing:T5 Copper with white interior and white top owned by Bill S. from AZ.

  • LS23M9B238***: GTS#686: Paul M. finally bought his own 440 M code GTS! He took a test drive in a M code back in 1969 and he never forgot that experience! Paul's GTS was sold New at Grand-Spaulding Dodge on March 1, 1969. It was built on December 1, 1968. Painted T5 Copper Metallic with the white/black bucket seat interior and white bumble bee stripe. The 440/727 is backed with a set of optional 3.91 SG gears. Other options include head rests, LH remote mirror, AM radio.

  • LS23H9B241***: GTS#402: ##OWNERSHIP UPDATE## Kevin D. is the new owner of this "field find" 383/727 1969 GTS. Here is the original listing:George from Alaska has a LOT of work on his hands with his 1969 383 GTS. It is a 383 GTS with a 727 Torqueflite and 3.23 axle. B5 Bright Blue with a B3 Light Blue bucket seat interior. This is a V88 "stripe delete" car with other options including power disc brakes and AM radio, and shoulder belts. It was built as a Y09 "export" car. George is rounding up parts for the restoration as the previous owner wrecked the GTS (in the late 1980's), and then started to sell off the GTS "specific" parts on the web such as the 383 manifolds, trunk finish panel, and such. Kevin has tracked back three owners of GTS #402 including the guy who wrecked it in the mid-1990's. Kevin has a parts car and is doing a full restoration and is having all sorts of parts shipped to Alaska. He is doing his best to preserve as much OE metal as possible. When copmplete it will have a 383 back under the bulge hood wearing Edelbrock heads and a EFI set-up.

  • LS27P9B241***: GTS#322: Paul from Ohio owns this 1 of 58 convertible 340 4 speed GTS. He picked it up in 1981 and has had it securely put away for the last 10 years. Paul will be tackling the restoration of his GTS as his retirement project. Paul's GTS is a 4 speed convertible with a BENCH seat! A pretty barebones car with only the convertible, AM/FM radio and mag style wheel covers as the only options. The car was purchased around New Year 1969 in Dayton, Ohio. White with a black top, stripe, and interior. The original drivetrain is long gone, but Paul is already collecting the proper parts to correct the situation. Paul remembers that winter of 1969 as he and his young bride had just gotten their first apartment. He wonders about the first owner picking up his convertible with several inches of snow on the ground and temperatures in the 20's!!!

  • LS23H9B241***: GTS#789: Dennis has owned his 1969 GTS for 20 years. 22 years ago, the former owners had the GTS in a paint shop. The shop managed to lose the fender tag in the process, so Dennis is not sure of the original equipment on his car. What we DO know is this started out as a 383 4 speed GTS. A 440 resides under the bulge hood and the 4 speed is still in place. The GTS has a black bucket seat interior with console. Currently the GTS is painted orange with a black bumble bee stripe. It appears this may have been a V88 Stripe Delete car as it has the GTS badges on the front fenders. Dennis has converted to the big bolt pattern for his rear axles and has swapped in a disc brake/big bolt front hubs from a 1974 Duster.
  • LS23H9B241***: GTS#311: This is the infamous "L" code GTS that is mentioned in the "Breaking the M code" section at the bottom of the 1969 GTS Registry page. Tom R. purchased this 383 4 speed car is doing his best to restore the dash VIN tag to its proper numbers. Thankfully he paid a fair price for the car as it sits! This is a red 383 4 gear car that has been converted to 440 power with Edelbrock heads, headers and such. We thank Tom for taking on this endeavor, and we wish him the best!!

  • LS23H9B241***: GTS#779: David M. from Oklahoma just picked up his "new" 1969 GTS from Fast Lane Classics in Missouri. This is a original 383 GTS but has had the engine replaced with a 440 stroked to 492. The 833 4 speed is behind the 492 with 3.91 SG gears in the 8 3/4 rear end. Painted R4 Bright Red with a black bucket seat console interior and black bumble bee stripe. GTS # 779 was built on the Hamtramck, MI assembly line one car ahead of GTS # 776 listed below!

  • LS23H9B241***: GTS#776: To say that Mike from Michigan rescued this 1969 GTS would be an understatement. Resurrected would be a more fitting description! Back in 1979 Mike owned a 1969 340 Swinger and he raced against this 383 GTS. First winning with the 340, Mike than lost to the 383 GTS after that owner did some tuning. Mike vowed to own that GTS one day. The GTS passed thru many hands over the next 30 years ( but stayed in the general vicinity ) and was finally cut up into a race car. Mike did some detective work and found the hulk behind a body shop. The 383 was long gone, but it retained its original 4 speed and rear end. Mike ( now retired ) devoted the next 2 years to bringing his GTS back to life. This 383 / 4 speed GTS is painted F8 Dark Green with a Light green bucket seat console interior. Originally V88 Stripe delete, Mike added a black bumble bee. Good job Mike!!!

  • LS27P9B242***: GTS#543: Chris K. from California has owned his 1969 GTS since 1973 and it has been in storage since 1986. We hope that Chris will start the restoration soon on his rare GTS. Why rare?? This is a one-of-214 1969 340 GTS convertible. The 340 is backed with a console shifted 727. Very neat color combo (which is the main reason Chris was attracted to the GTS in '73) with R4 Bright Red paint with a white top, white bumble bee, and white bucket seat interior!!! Other options include power steering, power disc brakes, and A/C!

  • LS23P9B242***: GTS#63: This Q5 Bright Turquoise Metallic GTS resides in MI and is owned by Douglas G. It is a 340 automatic and is set off with its white interior. Other options included AC, rear defrost, power disc brakes, light group, bumper guards, molding group, and wood grain wheel.

  • LS23M9B245***: GTS# 748: Erik F. from Washington DC finally realized his dream and picked up this 440 "M" Code GTS. Built on 12/1/1968 this GTS is painted R6 Red with a black interior, black vinyl top, and black bumble bee stripe. This is a 50,000 original mile GTS that Erik bought from a collector in Kentucky. Other options include rocker and drip rail moldings, Am radio, mag style wheelcovers, and deluxe woodgrain steering wheel.

  • LS23M9B245***: GTS#344: Owned by Bill S. from AZ. This is a 440 "M" code GTS painted B5 Bright Blue Metallic with a white interior and white top.

  • LS23M9B245***:: GTS# 744: Tyler B. sends in his father's 1969 GTS. This GTS has only 28,000 original miles and can almost be classified as a "barn find" as his Dad has parked the GTS in a barn for over 30 years. This GTS was built on 12/1/1968 and left the factory painted T5 Bronze with a black bucket seat interior. The vinyl top looks to be gold as well. For the sharp-eyed reader you would have noticed in the VIN the magic letter "M". This is a 440 "M" code GTS built within the first batch of 440 cars built for 1969!!

  • LS23M9B245***: GTS#510: Patrick Dean (who so graciously sent me his old GTS Registry paper work) tells me of his former 1969 M-code 440 GTS that he sold in 1989! I have decided to enter this GTS into the GTS Registry because it is a KNOWN GTS and because Patrick led the way for other GTS owners to register their cars waaaay before the internet! Patrick's GTS was sold new in Utah at Hinckley Dodge. Pat was the eighth owner when he bought it in 1988. The GTS was on its fourth engine (2-383's and 2-440's) and was painted silver. The owner before Patrick painted it back to its original T5 Copper Metallic and had a 440 back under the hood. Other options included a black bucket seat/console interior, black vinyl top and black bumble bee stripe. The 440 had the only trans available behind it (727) and a set of 3.91 SG gears. It came with dog dish hub caps, AM radio, rocker and drip rail mouldings, bumperettes, and is the ONLY documented M-code to come with front disc brakes! Patrick sold the GTS to a fellow in Massachusetts in 1989. Where is this 440 M-code now?????

  • LS23M9B246***: GTS#31: A "M" code 440 GTS. Owned by Don from MI, this "M" was built on Dec.1, 1968. It is a "bare bones" B7 Blue car. A "bruiser" for the streets with its B7 flanks accented with black vinyl top, black interior, and black bumble bee! This is a restored 35,000 original mile GTS.

  • LS23M9B248***: GTS#8:"M" code 440 auto GTS owned by Mike from OH. It is in need of a full restoration. F8 Green w/ black interior and black vinyl top. It is a "stripe delete" GTS and was equipped with a 3.91 SureGrip.

  • LS27P9B249***: GTS#91: Jerry and Gwen from MS own this nice R6 Red convertible. Ground-up resto on this 340/727 equipped black interior/black top GTS. Sporting the A04 Light Group, buckets and console.

  • LS23P9B249***: GTS#645: Only 10,000 original miles on Derek M's 1969 GTS. Originally from New York state, the GTS was drag raced by the original owner, then put into storage until the late 1990's. Owner #2 bought the GTS and moved it to Ontario, Canada. This is where Derek comes in as owner #3. The GTS is powered by the 340/727 combo driving 3.91 gears. Painted Black with black vinyl top and black interior. Derek added a black bumble bee stripe to keep the all-black theme going!

  • LS23P9B251***: GTS #819: Jeff from Kentucky was the 3rd owner and now possibly the 5th owner of this 1969 GTS. He bought the GTS from the second owner in 1985. Repainted the car in 1988 and then sold it in 1989 at the Mopar Nationals. He tracked the GTS down and bought it back in 2001! This is a nicely optioned GTS with a little twist when it was ordered new. Jeff's GTS was built on Monday December 30, 1968. This GTS is a 340 /727 and came with a 3.23 SG. Jeff has since added headers, electronic ignition, S/S springs, manual steering box and 3.91 SG gears. The GTs is rolling on 15" wheels ( 15x8 in back ) with dog dish caps. Fear not as Jeff has saved the iron manifolds and the factory W18 Mag Style wheel covers! Other options include power disc brakes, pedal dress-up, fender top signals, bumperettes, AM/FM radio, Air Conditioning and power steering ( now manual ). So where is the twist, you ask?? This GTS is painted X9 black with a black bucket seat console interior. It is also a V88 stripe delete car. And it has a V1T TAN Vinyl Top!

  • LS23H9B162***: GTS #852: Mark from Pennsylvania sends in his 1969 383/4 speed GTS. Painted A4 Silver with black interior and black bumble bee. Options included front disc brakes.

  • LS27H9B253***: GTS#463: One of 34. Another of the very few 383 convertible 4 speeds shows up on the GTS Registry. This one resides in Pennsylvania under the care of Fred B. Y4 Light Gold Metallic with a black bench seat interior with the big Hurst stick poking out of the trans tunnel. The GTS had been in storage for the past nine (9) years along with a collection of original parts. Fred is now doing a ground-up resto on his number's matching 383 GTS convertible.

  • LS23H9B255***: GTS#52 Jim S. from NJ owns this 383 4 speed GTS. *Purchased from Justus S. from Ohio*, this T5 Copper Metallic GTS was built in January of 1969. It has a black interior with console and N85 console tachometer. Even though it is an original V88 "Stripe Delete" car, the GTS has a black bumble bee adorning the rear flanks.



  • LS27H9B258***: GTS#1: F8 DarkGreen Convertible owned by Ed from Tennessee. 383 Four Barrel, 4 speed. White top, white/green interior. Built on January 8, 1969 in Hamtramck, MI. Power disc brakes, power top, radio delete! Ordered car. Total sticker:$3823.75

  • LS23M9B2660**: GTS#417: Kurt is the new owner of this 440 "M" code GTS. Originally purchased at Saddleback Dodge in California, the original owner sold the GTS in 1974. Kurt has only been able to trace the car's roots back to the second owner in 1974. Kurt is having a full rotisserie restoration performed on the GTS. It is Y2 yellow with black interior and black bumble bee stripe. Photos will follow when the resto is complete. And that resto is complete as of Spring 2010. Kurt premiered his "M" code at Las Vegas "Mopars on the Strip" and walked away with a number of awards, and plenty of praise for his completed GTS. The 440 under the hood looks as good as the rest of the GTS.

  • LS23H9B261***: GTS#521: ##OWNERSHIP UPDATE #2 ## As of 10/14/2017 Ryan C. is the current owner. ##OWNERSHIP UPDATE##: Charles P. from Maryland now owns GTS#521. Listed on 6/19/2014. The GTS is now fully restored. Searching the web for a big block GTS project, Bryan Z. in Washington State found one a few miles over in another town. That is the way it always works out!! Bryan scored a 1969 383 GTS with 47K original miles on the clock. The original 383 is long gone, but there is a fresh 440 under the hood. The rest of the drivetrain is original to the GTS-a 727 backed with a SG 3.23 gear. The GTS is B5 Bright Metallic Blue, with a blue/white bucket seat-console interior, black vinyl top, and white bumble bee stripe. Other options include: all 3 moldings, power steering, RH mirror, rear defogger, fender top signals, and the Deluxe wheel covers. Built on January 10, 1969 (Friday), Bryan's GTS will only need a partial restoration to get it back on the road.

  • LS23M9B266***: GTS#195: Don B. from California is the original owner of this "M". He bought it new in March of 1969 at Saddleback Dodge in Tustin, CA, and has had it titled, registered, and insured every year since then!! Even though always garage kept, Don used his 440 GTS as a bracket racer. This is still a numbers matching engine and trans car. B7 Dark Blue with V8W white bumble bee and B3 Light Blue interior. He still has all the original equipment taken off the car for racing purposes. That will make it an easy resto when he decides the time is right! The odometer reads 62,000 original miles!!

  • LS23M9B266***: GTS#42: *PDR*: Originally a F5 Medium Green with F3 Light Green "M" code GTS, it is now painted Hemi Orange with a black bumble bee. Owned by Tim B. from OR, this is equipped with the 727 Torqueflite and a 3.55 ( orig. a 3.91 ) gear. Built on Jan. 14, 1969, it is now a street driven, non-number matching, GTS waiting for a full resto from Tim. He has the original exhaust manifolds, and luckily, the fenderwells had never been cut in the past!

  • LS23M9B266***: GTS#286: ##OWNERSHIP UPDATE##: Richard G. from Ohio now owns this 'M" code. The 440 GTS is now complete!! Here is the original listing: *PDR*: This "M" code 440 GTS was used by Car Craft magazine as a test car in 1969. It was purchased new at Saddleback Dodge in May, 1969. The car was modified and then sold by the magazine. Chuck V. from California purchased this GTS in 1996 with only 7000 miles showing on the odometer. This low mileage was accumulated the hard way-a 1/4 mile at a time! The car's sheetmetal had been cut up/modified for racing. Chuck is now doing a rotisserie resto on this "M" and returning it to its former self. F8 Dark Green paint with green interior! The number matching 440 is under the hood!! We'll keep you updated on the progress.

  • LS23H9B271***: GTS#585: Mike M. from upstate New York went the loooong way around to buy his 1969 383 GTS. He fell in love with this very car over 40 years ago when a friend of his owned the GTS. Mike lost track of the car 35 years ago and just recently found it at an estate sale looking like a time capsule complete with tow tabs under the bumper! Somewhere along the way, the GTS was turned into a NHRA 440 powered race car. The rear suspension features a Dana 60 w/ 5.38 gears, and it was built by Herb McCandless. Built on Tuesday 1/21/1969, this Hamtramck, MI built 383 GTS left the plant wearing B7 Medium Blue paint with P6W white/black interior, V1X black vinyl top, and V88 Stripe Delete. The 383 was backed with a 4 speed. Other options included the N85 console tachometer, R11 AM radio, J25 3 speed wipers, G31 RH mirror, L31 fender top signals, and G11 tinted glass. This was an "Export" car with both the Y09 code, and the separate EXPORT tag. Being so close to Canada, Mike's GTS may have started out life with an Ontario owner before moving south to NY. ##SIDEBAR## Actually, GTS#585's former owner is from the Rochester, New York area. Mike was recently reunited with the GTS's original owner Ray T. Ray ordered the GTS while still serving our country in Vietnam to have it delivered to a Dodge dealer in Fredoria, NY. The 383 4 speed w/ manual steering was a bit much for Ray's wife Sue so they sadly had to sell the GTS in 1970. Fast forward to current times and Ray and Sue are at a local Cruise Night when he spots a '69 GTS "just like the one he used to own" (sort of). In meeting the current owner Mike, the conversation turns to comparing Mike's version to Ray's version. Soon it is discovered that this is indeed Ray's old GTS!! What a wonderful story!!!!! Here is a photo of the original owner Ray (L) and current owner Mike (R) in front of GTS # 585.

  • LS23M9B271***: GTS #815: Charles W. from the Chicago area has a 1969 440 "M" code GTS. His brother found the car in the Milwaukee, WI area. The GTS appeared to be a local street racer/drag car with fenderwell headers, 4.10 gears and a solid flat tappet cam. It has received a restoration keeping the spirit of the car as it was found with headers/gear/cam intact. Part of the 2nd batch built of 440 cars; this GTS was built on Tuesday January 14, 1969. Only option on the GTS is an AM radio. Obviously a 440/727 powertrain combo but factory gears were the 3.55SG . Black bucket seat/console interior with black bumble bee stripe. This GTS is rare and desirable enough being a One-of-640 Built but it was also painted F6 Bright Green Metallic which is not a very common color for 1969 being a mid-year introduction (as was the 440 "M" code itself).

  • LS23P9B272***: GTS #861: Jonny F. from New Hampshire just picked up this project 1969 GTS. Originally a Y09 Built for Export car, I would assume this first went to Canada, and has since migrated a little south to New Hampshire. Built on Wednesday January 22, 1969 this GTS rolled off the line painted R6 Red with a black vinyl top and V88 Stripe Delete and has a black bucket seat console interior. The 340 is backed with a 4 speed. Not many options here. AM radio and power disc brakes!

  • LS27P9B274***: GTS# 371: Matthew from Minnesota owns not one, but TWO 340 convertibles! Both 1969 GTSs. # 371 is a One-of-58 4 speed 340 convertible. Painted B5 Bright Blue with a white bucket seat console interior and a black soft top. Options included power steering and a N85 Console Tachometer.

  • LS23M9B274***: GTS#661: ##OWNERSHIP UPDATE## 11/26/2020## GTS #661 is now owned by David P. from San Diego, CA. This GTS has a history. According to David, he is possibly the ninth owner (according to my math). This M code started in NY state as a sponsored drag car racing for Sam Dell Dodge of Syracuse, NY. Here is a early photo of the condition of #661. First resto was in NY from 2006 to 2012. The M code migrated to California and received further updates and correcting issues with the first resto. David bought the 440 in December of 2019. Here is the original listing: David S. from New York just picked up this 53,000 original mile fully restored 1969 440 M Code GTS! It was built on January 23, 1969. Painted F8 Dark Green with black vinyl top and white bumble bee stripe. The bucket seat interior is white and black. Other options include Am radio, RH mirror, tinted windshield, and fendertop signals. David's M code has a period correct 440 under the hood, because David retains the number's matching 440 in the garage. Not many 440 GTS's kept their born-with engines as most were bought and put on a drag strip almost immediately. Most of the original 440's didn't survive in that environment!

  • LS23P9B277***: GTS#359: ##OWNERSHIP CHANGE X 2##: Newest owner for #359 is Curt from Pennsylvania. Previous owner for #359 was Alan M. from MI. Here is the original listing: Dave H. from MN picked up his second GTS for a new project. This is a 340/727 GTS that was W1 white with a black bucket seat interior, black vinyl top, and black bumble bee. Built on Monday, January 27, 1969, options include tinted windshield, AM radio and fender top turn signals. Brought home in July, 2007 Dave has been working hard to restore his GTS. Less than one year later, the project is nearing completion. All Dave needs is to put the bumblee bee stripe in place, and fire up the 340 and he's ready to go. Dave's work really paid off as his GTS looks SHARP with the bumble bee stripe in place!

  • LS23P9B277***: GTS#588: Jon B. from New York state who is the second owner of this 10, 505 original mile 340/4 speed GTS. Jon was friends with the original owner who picked up the GTS in March of 1969. In the Fall of 1969, the owner was shipped to Vietnam and upon his return the GTS was outfitted for drag racing. After running for one season, the GTS was parked for the next 40 years. Sadly, Jon's buddy passed away and Jon was the executor of the estate. He also helped Mike M. with the purchase of the another GTS also owned by the same fellow. Mike's GTS is GTS#585 LS23H9B271***. Jon's GTS was built on January 27, 1969 and left Hamtramck, MI painted B7 Medium Blue with a blue bucket seat interior and it is a V88 stripe delete car. Options on the GTS were power steering, power brakes, and a rear window defogger. Nice time capsule Jon!

  • LS23H9B278***: GTS #829: Gary S. from Michigan bought this GTS in 1982 as a roller that had been a drag car. Originally built on 1/28/1969 the GTS had a 383 under the hood backed by a 727 and 3.55 SG gears. Painted B5 Bright Blue Metallic with a white bumble bee stripe and a B3 Light Blue interior with buckets and a console. Gary had it painted in 1986 keeping the B5 Bright Blue but leaving off the bumble bee stripe. The missing drivetrain was replaced with a 440 and a 727 auto trans. The racing history was kept alive with the front bumper tow tabs and fender well headers poking out under the GTS.

  • LS23H9B282***: GTS#189: Glenn M. from NH is the current owner of this 383 4 speed GTS. He purchased the car from Michigan, but it originally came from Iowa. This is an orignal blue car, but now is painted R4 Red with a black top and interior. Other options include remote mirror, map light, rear defroster, and rear speaker. Unique to say the least! Glenn proudly shows off his new toy with his son!

  • LS23M9B282***: GTS#626: Paul R. from New York owns this project 440 M Code GTS. It is missing its original engine and 727 trans. This GTS was used as a drag car and Paul bought as a shell with parts in milk crates (we all have been there!). It was built on 1-31-1969 and sports few options. LH remote mirror, tinted glass, AM radio, rocker and drip mouldings. The color combo is pretty rare. L1 Beige with a red bumble bee and red bucket seat interior!

  • LS23M9B282***: GTS#53: Recently purchased by John W. of MA. This is a B7 with B3 interior 440 "M" GTS. This GTS was turned into a race car back in the 70's with approx. 20-30,000 miles on the clock. It has been tubbed, caged, and a narrowed Dana60 installed on the ladder bar suspension. **NOTE** This GTS is now owned by Jim R. from IL!

  • LS23M9B282***: GTS#207: Mitch from Ohio is the third owner of this 440 "M" code GTS. Thought to be originally purchased from Miami Valley Dodge in Dayton, OH, this GTS changed hands the first time not long after it was originally sold-1970. The second owner drove the GTS ~HARD~ as it lived its life as a street racer until 1978 when it was parked until Mitch rescued it in 1989. The car had lost its original 440, as well as it was sporting a number of the era's modifications: headers, hood scoop, and traction bars! Mitch did a resto of it in the early 1990's and he will perform an all out resto in the near future. This is a F8 Dark Green with white bumble bee and no vinyl top GTS. F3 Light Green interior options include a wood grain wheel, AM radio, and N85 console tachometer. This "M" code's fender tag shows a "Build Date" of January 31, 1969. Now, we just need to convince Mitch to get rid of the Rallye Rims!!!

  • LS23M9B282***: GTS#482: What a nice way to start off the 2011 season with a 440 "M" code entry! Jim D. from CA bought this 1969 440 GTS from the original owner in 1974. From 1974 to 1982 the GTS lived a life as a 10 second bracket racer. The B5 Bright Blue GTS had a tunnel ram intake, 727 trans and a 4.88 narrowed Dana 60 out back. It sat in Jim's garage until 1994 when Jim decided to detune the GTS and put it back on the street. Even in its detuneed state, the car was a handful on the street, so back in the garage it went. It shows 10,000 miles on the odometer.

  • LS23P9B284***: GTS#544: Roger H. from Calgary, Alberta traveled over to British Columbia to pick up his 1969 GTS. This GTS is a former race car that has been sitting for at least 20 years. Under the Hemi S/S hood scoop resides a 440 followed by a B&M shifted 727. It is currently blue with a black vinyl top. Roger plans on going all-white with the body when he starts the restoration. This GTS left the factory on Tuesday, February 4, 1969 wearing F8 Dark Green for paint with a black bumble bee and black vinyl top. The 727 was shifted by a column shifter with a green and white bucket seat interior. A 340 came under the hood. Other options include power disc brakes, AM radio and mouldings.

  • LS23P9B284***: GTS#476: ##OWNERSHIP UPDATE## 10/2018 has new owner Daniel H. buying GTS # 476 and bringing it back home to Switzerland! The following is the original listing: Klaus H. from GERMANY found his 1969 340 GTS languishing in a Switzerland junk yard/collection. The father/son owners of this "collection" were ordered to clear out 800 vehicles by the Swiss authorities. The vehicles ranged from the 1930's to present models. Klaus spotted the "GTS" emblems in a photo on the internet and he decided to take the plunge and buy an American Musclecar. This 340 GTS was built as a Y09 EXPORT by Dodge on Tuesday February 4, 1969. It is a nicely optioned GTS. Painted Y4 Light Gold Metallic with a black vinyl top, black bucket seat interior, and it is V88 stripe delete and it cleaned up nicely after Klaus brought it home to Germany. Other options include a 727 trans, 3.23 gear, console tachometer, power front disc brakes, right hand mirror, 3 speed wipers, and drip rail and rocker mouldings. Klaus is the second owner of his GTS as the junkyard bought the GTS from the original owner in 1978. Klaus has found the original owner's son and has photos of the car when bought new in Switzerland.

  • LS23P9B284***: GTS#456: Brad D. from IN bought his GTS thru a friend's friend after pursuing it for 15 years. Painted Y2 Yellow with a black vinyl top and black bucket seat console interior. A black bumble bee contrasts against the Y2 yellow paint. The 340 turns the 727 and a 3.23 SG rear end.

  • LS23H9B284***: GTS#445: Bill from Idaho owns this 1969 383 GTS that has a very intersting past. Bill picked up the GTS in 1987 anfter he found it in an alley with no engine/trans, inner fender wells torched out, no interior, a B-body Dana 60 under the trunk floor, and it was sporting some handmade fiberglas rear fender flares! Bill is starting to finally work on the GTS. It is painted with a green sealer to preserve the body. Under the hood Bill has a 440-6 pk with Hooker headers and a 727 TorqueFlite with a 4.10 gear in the Dana 60. This is an orignal F5 Medium Green car with F5 vinyl top and black bucket seat console interior. Bill is still undecided if he will restore his GTS to factory fresh, or continue with the hot rod theme.

  • LS23H9B287***: GTS#314: ##OWNERSHIP UPDATE##Gordon B. from Illinois is listed as the current owner as of 8/25/2024. The GTS has been returned to its original B5 Bright Blue and has been fully restored. Here are the current photos of GTS #314 and its 383 powerplant. The following is the original listing with the photos of the GTS wearing T5 bronze! -- Mike from PA has done a really nice job of recreating his brother's old 1969 383 GTS. "Back in the day", Mike's brother owned a T5 Bronze stripe delete 383 GTS with custom blacked out hood, fenderwell headers, Crager S/S rims and a proud owner behind the wheel. Mike found a former B5 Bright Blue 383 GTS in a Texas salvage yard and re-created his brother's old car.

  • LS23P9B287***: GTS#282: Another INTERNATIONAL GTS!! This one is from Bradford, UK and is now owned by Craig F.! Craig bought this GTS in August 2005. This 340 GTS was first registered in December of 1970, and hit the UK shore in 198!! Craig found this GTS when it was painted orange, and he has started to turn this 340 GTS back to some semblance of its former self. It was originally B5 Bright Blue with a white vinyl top, white interior, and white bumble bee. Right now, the car is B5 with painted roof, and a black interior. Craig reports the number matching 340 is still under the hood, yet it is in a modified state with preted heads, headers, MSD ignition, and a proper camshaft!! The car also has a 727 Torquflite and a set of 4.30 gears in the 8 3/4 housing.

  • LS23P9B288***: GTS#387: Built on February 7, 1969, this 1969 340 GTS is still in original condition! John A. from Ontario, Canada has been searching for his "dream GTS" since he was 18 years old. He finally achieved his dream with this 340/4 speed/3.23 SG geared hardtop GTS. Painted R6 Red, it sports a black vinyl top, black bucket seat interior, and black bumbe bee. John's GTS also has the N85 Console Tachometer to keep tabs on the high winding 340.

  • LS27P9B288***: GTS#663: Larry from WI owns this one-of-214 1969 340 convertible GTS. This GTS is painted B5 Bright Blue with white soft top, white stripe, and white bucket seat console interior. This GTS is complete but in unrestored, poor condition.

  • LS23P9B289***: GTS#392: Jeremy K. from upstate New York has just rescued this 340 4 speed GTS. A former "field car" for a number of years, the car disappeared for a few years. It had then resurfaced only 10 miles from Jeremy's home on the side of the raod with a "For Sale" sign in the window. As far as Jeremy can tell, this is a 340 4 speed with a 8 3/4 SG and power disc brakes. The rear quarters are 68's while a 67 grill sits up front. Jeremy has found evidence that this used to be a T5 Bronze GTS.

  • LS23H9B289***: GTS# 715: John from Tampa, FL just picked up this survivor 1969 GTS. John is the 4th owner. Built on Monday February 10, 1969. This 383 GTS has a 4 speed and 3.91 gears. Painted F5 Medium Green with black bucket seat console interior and white bumble bee stripe. Fairly well optioned with console tach, AM radio, fender top signals, drip and rocker moldings, PB and PS. And a block heater?? In Florida??

  • LS23P9B289***: GTS# 717: ##OWNERSHIP CHANGE##-This 1969 GTS is now owned by John S. as of 1/24/2022. The original listing is as follows-Shawn from Pittsburgh, PA just picked up his Dad's dream car! Bought from the original owner's widow, Shawn's find replicates the exact GTS his father was looking for. This 1969 GTS was used as a daily driver for the original owner's daughter to college. Originally painted Y2 Yellow with a white vinyl top and black bumble see stripe. The bucket seat console interior is white as well.

  • LS27H9B290***: GTS#397: Andy K. from California now owns FOUR 1969 GTS! This one is a 383/727 convertible that was built on February 11, 1969. It will be Y2 Sunfire Yellow with black bucket seat interior, black soft top, and black bumble bee stripe. The car is in need of a total restoration.

  • LS23P9B291***: GTS#341: Rick from Minnesota has the number matching 340 residing in his 1969 GTS. Formerly F5 Meium Green, Rick's GTS is now painted Hemi Orange but still retains the original black interior color. This 340 GTS is also equipped with the 727 and 3.23 gears. This is also a stripe delete car.

  • LS23M9B292***: GTS#270: Ray from MN owns this red "M" code. Build Order #901111 sent this red with white interior and white bumble bee down the assembly line. Fender tag shows the E63 code for the 383, but we know they dropped in the 440 at the Hamtramck assembly plant!!. According to Ray, an old issue of MoparMuscle indicates this GTS came out with no engine and was shipped to Hurst for the 440 conversion. This we learned is not what happened!! Ray's "M" still has the orignal spare in the trunk!!

  • LS23P9B293***: GTS#238: Rodney K. just picked up this F8 Dark Green 340 GTS! The F3 Light Green interior is offset by the V1F Green vinyl top and V9X Black Bumblebee stripe! This 340 GTS is fairly low optioned with a 727 Torqueflite, manual steering and manual drum brakes, and base wheel covers! Keeps it light, makes it faster!

  • LS23M9B295***: GTS#771: Paul P. from Michigan is the 3rd owner of this 60,000 original mile 440 GTS. The previous owner bought this GTS in 1982 with approx 45,000 miles on it. This was an original W1 White car with red interior and red bumble bee that was built on 2/14/1969. Owner #2 always wanted a black GTS so when it came time for a repaint in 1986, the color change to X9 Black was done. The red interior is original to the car. The 440 is the match to this GTS as well, but the 727 transmission has been changed. Paul has all of the original paperwork as well including the window sticker showing this GTS cost $4048.05!!! Options on this "M" Code include bumperettes, tinted windshield, RH mirror, AM radio, 3 speed wipers, underhood pad, mag style wheel covers, and a console tachometer.

  • LS23M9B295***: GTS#577: Another 440 "M" code joins the GTS Registry. Scott S. in Ohio has owned this 1969 440 GTS since 1982 and had restored it to factory fresh condition with the GTS only showing 16,000 on the odometer. Scott found the GTS which had been parked since 1971 as another worn out 440 race car with a rust free body and 7800 miles on the clock. Originally built on Feb 14, 1969, the GTS was painted B5 with a B5 interior and black bumble bee and black vinyl top.

  • LS23M9B295***: GTS#611: Mickey T. from Illinois picked up this 440 GTS in 2015. It was restored by Julius in California; which is a top notch Mopar restoration house. THe 440/727 has 3.55 gears behind it. It is painted W1 white with a green bucket seat interior and black bumble bee. This is a radio delete car.

  • LS23M9B295***: GTS#57: ##OWNERSHIP UPDATE 3 February 2019## Iggy A. from Florida has purchased GTS #57 as of February 2019##OWNERSHIP UPDATE 2##: Another owner for this "M" code. Al C. from Ontario, Canada is the most recent owner of GTS#57. Al commends Gary H. for the work and upkeep done on this 440 GTS. **Ownership UPDATE #1** Kevin H. from the Carolinas now owns the former Gary H. NOS restored, tweeked 440 "M" code GTS!!! After a Valentine's Day build date of 2-14-69, this GTS was sold new at Northland Dodge in Columbus, OH. Gary was fortunate in retaining all the original paperwork for this E1 White, black bumblebee with F4 light green interior, console shifted 727 to the 3.55 SG rear. This GTS has received a full rotiserrie resto. The only deviation from stock are the TTi ceramic coated headers and exhaust. Fear not, Kevin now has the original exhaust manifolds for his 440 Magnum.

  • LS23M9B295***: GTS#186: ##OWNERSHIP CHANGE## As of 10/23/17 Troy M. now owns this M code GTS. Original listing is as follows: Ron C. from AZ has known this car since 1978, and has been actively pursuing it for 6 years. Ron was finally successful in obtaining this "M" code GTS. Ron has owned two previous "M" code cars when he lived in Ohio. This "M" was bought at Northland Dodge ( check listing above-Northland sold two "M" codes! ) and built in February of 1969. The car was restored once in 1991, but needs a good freshening up. This is a white with black interior radio delete GTS. Also, this is a number matching car! ##UPDATE## Ron has now finished the 3 1/2 year second restoration on his white "M" code. The 440 under the hood sports some minor deviations from stock, and the paint and body looks outstanding. Congrats go out to Ron for saving another GTS.

  • LS23M9B295***: GTS#382: Another "M" code 440 GTS finds the GTS Registry. George from Kentuckey owns this T5 Bronze example of the 440GTS. This GTS has a white interior and white bumble bee stripe. George had also owned another "M" code at the same time. He is in the process of restoring this 80,000 original mile car. The number matching 440 and 727 had been parted out before George bought the GTS. He has since located a 440'Cuda engine and trans to replace the missing OE pieces. George does have the proper radiator and exhaust manifolds specific to the 1969 "M" code. George has even located a set of "recall rims" and his 440 GTS will be riding on those soon.

  • LS23P9B296***: GTS# 739: Danny F. from TX is the 2nd owner of this 1969 GTS. Having sat in a field from 1976 to 2007 Danny has rescued a very unique GTS. We will get to that whole "unique" thing in a while. First, Danny's GTS was built on Monday Feb. 17, 1969. This 340 GTS is backed by a console shifted 727 and 3.55 SG gears. Painted F5 Medium with a F3 light green interior. Other options included LH remote mirror, 3 speed wipers, drip rail; moldings, and Power disc brakes Unique item #1: Danny's VIN places his car smack in the middle of a batch of M code 440 GTSs. However.....Danny's 340 GTS was built 3 days AFTER the M codes-even though their VINs reflect otherwise. This is the first instance that I have seen a VIN in the middle of a M code batch, yet built 3 days later?!?!? Unique Item #2 this GTS has a A35 H.D Trailer Towing Package! Unique item #3: This GTS has the M25 body sill molding which is a wide molding running along the top body line and usually associated with a GT trim option-NOT a GTS option. But you could never -say-never with Mopar and the wide array of options available!




  • LS23M9B300*** GTS#599: Another 440 M code joins the GTS Registry! 100% restored with its number matching drivetrain. Bruce E. from Pennsylvania bought the GTS from the Stentella Collection. Built on Feb. 14, 1969 it is painted B5 Bright Blue with white bumble bee stripe and black bucket seat/console interior. It now has a 3.45 Dana 60 behind the 440/727.

  • LS23M9B300***: GTS#527: Bob H. in Ohio owns this 1969 "M" code 440 GTS. This GTS has spent its life on the drag strip since 1971. Bill bought the car in 1996 for only $900!! Originally this GTS was B5 Bright Blue with a black bucket seat interior and white bumble bee stripe. Of course, the 727 backed up the 440 under the hood.

  • LS23M9B300***: GTS#721: Ed L. owns this 1969 M code 440 GTS. Built on Valentine's Day 1969 this M code is B5 Bright Blue with black bumble bee stripe and a black bucket seat console interior. Only options are rocker and drip rail moldings! This thing was bought to flog on the drag strip!

  • LS23M9B300***: GTS#159: This is a B5 blue w/black interior, and white stripe GTS, it's only options are a console and AM radio. The car is apart at this time waiting on a restoration, it's also thought to be a Mr. Norms car but the owner is still waiting for confirmation?

  • LS23M9B300***: GTS#406: ##Dean Registry##: ##OWNERSHJIP UPDATE## GTS #406 is now owned by Tony S. and is restored back to original as of June, 2024"M" code owned by Ray B. is a B5 with black interior 440 GTS. Ray is the 4th owner and has owned this "M" since 2000. This GTS was sold new at Northland Dodge, traded in 1974 to owner #2, then sold to owner #3 in 1986. Starting out as a street racer in 1969, this GTS has spent most/all of its life as a race car. As stated above it is now restored.


    Moparfest 2004

  • LS23P9B305***: GTS#269: 340 4 speed GTS owned by Ed F. from Indiana. Originally attired in F3, Ed's GTS is now painted the ever-popular F8 Ivy Green with a white bumble bee stripe. This GTS has a black bucket seat interior, however, no console. Ed picked up his GTS about 12 years ago. He has added a new radiator, electronic ignition, Edelbrock intake and a M/P "Purple" cam. He has been enjoying his GTS since!!

  • LS27P9B306***: GTS#27: Jim R. owns this 340 4 spd. GTS Convertible. Jim has been into GTSs and Darts for the better part of life! He knows more about these cars than most people on the planet. For a interesting story about what stripe your GTS might have come with....take a look at #340*** just down the page!

  • LS23P9B306***: GTS#272: Keith from Indiana passes along the info on his 1969 340 GTS. He purchased the GTS in 1998 and it was already restored at that time!! This 4 speed GTS is F8 Dark Green with a black vinyl top and black bucket seat/console interior. This is also a stripe delete V88 car that was built on Wednesday, Feb 26, 1969. Other options include a 3.23 SG, AM radio, drip rail and rocker mouldings.

  • LS23H9B307***: GTS #836 has spent its entire life in Montana! Rob B. is the 3rd owner of this 65,000 original mile 1969 GTS. It was built on Thursday February 27, 1969. Painted B5 Bright Blue Metallic with a black vinyl top and it is V88 Stripe Delete. White bucket seat interior! The 383 is backed by a console shifted 727 auto transmission. Other options include 3 speed wipers, fender top signals, LH remote mirror and disc brakes. Except for the wrinkled driver's door, this is one solid Mopar as evidenced by the perfect floor pans. Rob has his GTS in the paint shop and he will be adding a white bumble bee stripe as he finishes the restoration.

  • LS23P9B309***: GTS#233: A very nicely appointed 45,000 mile Survivor 340 GTS joins us from Canada!! Deborah from Ontario, Canada is the third owner of this locally famous GTS. Owned by the "Little Old Lady from Toronto" since new, this GTS was ordered by her in February 1969. It was delivered on March 12, 1969. This is a Paint Code 99 A4 Silver Poly finished car. Black buckets, rear defroster, power steering, and a console shifted 727 with the standard 3.23 gear round out the options. This is also a "stripe delete". The original owner was still driving the GTS into the 1980's. In 1990, she finally got the urge to buy a new car and sold the GTS with less than 36,000 miles on the odometer! Deborah purchased in 1992. At that time, it had still had three original tires on the ground, and the back brake drums have never been off the car.

  • LS23P9B309***: GTS#818: Andy C. from Georgia is in the process of a full restoration on his 1969 GTS. The drivetrain has been rebuilt and the new lower 1/4 panels are on the car. Now the bodywork begins. Andy is the 3rd owner of this GTS and it has spent its life in the Augusta, GA area after being purchased new at Dorman Dodge in Sandersville, GA. It was built on Monday March 3, 1969, and left the Dodge Main line in Hamtramck, MI painted F8 Dark Green with a black bucket seat console interior and white bumble bee stripe. The 340/727 drivetrain is numbers matching to the GTS and it came with a 3.23 SG gear. Low optioned but Andy does have the fender tag, broadcast sheet and a bonus broadcast sheet for a 318 F3 Dart following right behind his on the line!

  • LS23P9B309***: GTS#647: ##OWNERSHIP CHANGE## Erik A. from MN has purchased GTS#647 as of November 2017. Erik plans on restoring the GTS to its original splendor. The original listing follows: Andy M. has brought back his 340 GTS from the dead. He traded a couple of snowmobiles for the shell of this GTS which had no drivetrain and two Chevelle bucket seats in it. He has added a 1968 casting 340 with a 727 transmission. Originally B5 Bright Blue with a blue/white interior and white bumble bee, it is now yellow with a black interior. Options included AM radio, tinted windshield, drip rail and rocker mouldings.

  • LS23P9B309***: GTS # 574: ##OWNERSHIP UPDATE## as of 3/25/2021: Ben B. from California now owns GTS # 574. Ben turns out to be the son of the original owner!! ##OWNERSHIP UPDATE## as of 7/7/2015-Dave H. from MN now owns GTS#574. To update the info, this is a R6 painted GTS with a black/white bucket seat interior and black bumble bee stripe and white vinyl top. The 340 has a 4 speed behind it. Other options include: AM radio, 3 speed wipers, fender top signals, console tachometer, power brakes, and tinted windshield. The original listing is as follows: GTS#574: Not much info, but Pat B. in California just sold this R6 Red 340 GTS to a new owner in Minnesota. The GTS had been sitting in a San Jose, CA garage for the past 30 years.

  • LS23H9B311***: GTS#163: F8 with a green vinyl top and white interior show off this survivor owned by Terry in GA. The car has been stored since the original owner passed away in 1981. Terry found and bought the 383 4 speed in 1996. Terry has finally succeeded in putting the GTS back on the road. He plans on enjoying the drive for a short while, and then will dive into a full restoration!

  • LS23H9B311***: GTS#44: This F8 GTS came w/P6W interior and white tail stripe, 4 spd with console and N85 factory tach! The car is apart and needing a restoration at this time, owned by Bryan.

  • LS23P9B312*** GTS#184: New owner Kevin W. reports this new find has found a good home-HIS! This F8 Dark Green 340 4 speed GTS has a black bucket seat interior minus console. Very few options here. Body and drip rail mouldings and a V88 stripe delete are all that's on the fender tag!

  • LS23P9B312***: GTS#97: T5 Copper Metallic and a black vinyl top on this 340 GTS owned by Rick from Atlanta, GA. Rick's rows the 4 speed behind the 340 to send the high rpm's to the 3.23 SG rear end. With a build date of March 5, 1969 this black interior bucket seat car has headrests, console, manual disc brakes, and is stripe delete.

  • LS23H9B312***: GTS#806: Originally sold NEW in Ohio, this 1969 GTS went through a couple of owners including one who dropped in a 440 and went drag racing with it. The original engine and trans were put back in the car and sold to an owner from Michigan. The GTS was painted and cleaned up and was moved to Ontario Canada in 2009. There it received a rotisserie resto that included new inner fender wells to replace the cut-up sheet metal from fender well headers used during its drag racing days. The restoration was completed in 2015.. Here is where current owner Rick R. from Ontario steps in. He spotted the GTS at a party in '2015 and vividly recalled how he always wanted a GTS. He made the deal in December of 2021 on his 70th birthday and bought this 1969 383/ 4 speed GTS! Built on Wednesday March 5, 1969 this GTS came off the line painted T5 Copper Metallic and V88 Stripe Delete. The black interior has a pair of bucket seats and no console. The 383 keeps the set of 3.91 SG gears spinning in the back. Few options on this GTS as it came with AM Radio and power disc brakes.

  • LS23P9B312***: GTS#594: Kurt M from California has a well traveled 1969 340 GTS. Originally, this was 340 4 speed GTS painted R4 Bright Red with a black bucket seat console interior and optioned with a N85 console tach, rear window defog, AM radio, A01 Light Group, disc brakes, 3 speed wiper and LH remote mirror. The GTS now is a "M" code tribute car with a 440 and 727 trans with a 3.73 geared Dana 60. It originally came from British Columbia in 1985, and had been raced with a Hemi under the hood. Kurt bought the roller GTS in 1989 and over the years the GTS traveled with him from California to Florida to Maine and back to California. Kurt finally could get the restoration underway in 2007 and finished it up in 2012.

  • LS23H9B313***: GTS#271: Brian from NC owns this slightly modified former 383 GTS. "Former" because it now has a 440 residing between the fenderwells. A 833 4 speed with 4.11 gears backs up the 440. This was a black with with bumble bee stripe GTS that is now painted with 1998 Chrysler Maroon. It retains the original black interior.

  • LS23P9B313*** GTS#642: After sitting in a barn from 1986 to 2012, Mark A. from Austin TX has reworked and resurrected his 1969 GTS. The original 340 has been stroked to 410 and is backed with the original 727 and a 3.23 SG gearset. Painted Y2 yellow with black vinyl top and black interior. To combat the Texas heat, Mark has installed a Vintage Air system as well as updated the sound system to include AM/FM/Bluetooth USB all behind the original thumbwheel faceplate. Mark has also modernized the cooling system and converted the orignal 35 amp alternator to put out 95 amps.

  • LS23H9B315*** GTS#261: Karl L. just picked up this "field car" 383 GTS. It has been ~out to pasture~ since 1981 and even though the car is a mess, it is all there! This is an orignal F6 Bright Green Metallic (Rallye Green) car with a white interior and V88 bumble bee delete!

  • LS23H9B316***: GTS#32: This is a 67,000 orig. mile 383 4 spd. GTS. B5 Bright Blue, B3 interior, and black vinyl top. Owned by George F., this GTS was equipped with 3.23 gears, light package, P/S, dog dish caps, and still has the ORIGINAL spare tire.

  • LS23M9B318***: GTS#612: Will from Pennsylvania just bought this 440 GTS. It is a former drag car that is need need of proper research and restoration. Will will be getting us an update.

  • LS23H9B319***: GTS#348: Bill T. is the third owner of this Q5 Turquoise 383 GTS. The car has only 72,000 original miles on the clock and has spent its life in the northwest. Starting in Vancouver B.C. (where Bill found it 17 years ago) and now resides with Bill in Alaska. This 383 GTS is backed with a 727. A black vinyl top and white interior and white stripe work well with the Q5 Turquoise. Manual steering and manual drums came standard, but a rear defogger was marked off on the option sheet.

  • LS23H9B320***: GTS#125: Another odd-ball color combo GTS! This one comes from central PA and is now owned by Derek K. Derek purchased this 383 GTS as a "barn fresh" show room model with 32,000 miles showing on a 1981 inspection sticker! The GTS was optioned as following: Light group, drip rail and body sill moldings. Bucket seat, console and AM radio. This March 13, 1969 built 383 is shifted thru a 4 speed to the 3.23 gears. Now for the oddity.......this is a stripe delete black ( with black vinyl top ) with a F8 GREEN interior! To top this off, it also shows a Y09 "Export Order" stamped on the fender tag!!! Figure that one out!

  • LS23H9B321***: GTS#413: Bob from Chicago just picked up this 1969 383 GTS project car. It is all original, but in need of a total restoration. Built on March 13, 1969, this F5 GTS has a 383 under the hood backed by the A833 4 gear. This F5 Medium Green GTS has a green bucket seat interior and is a V88 Stripe Delete car.

  • LS23P9B322***: GTS #850 is owned Chad C. from KY. This 340 4 speed GTS was a gift from his father. Problem is it is rusted completely away. Chad has located a solid donor slant 6 Dart that he will move the original 340 drivetrain to. Built on March 14, 1969 it came painted F8 Dark green with black vinyl top, black bumble bee, and black bucket seat console interior. Not many options but it did have a AM radio, tinted glass all around, and fender top turn signals.

  • LS23H9B322***: GTS#317: Chas from NY owns this rotisserie resto "H" code with a ~twist~! The GTS is currently finished in F5 Medium Green with a white bumble bee and F3 Light Green interior. This is originally a F8 Dark Green 383 4 gear car. Here is where Chas's ~twist~ comes in.........there is now a 440 lurking under the hood with 4.10 gears behind the A833 4 speed box! Chas did change over the hood call-outs to "440 Four Barrel" just to warn the unsuspecting competition! Here is a photo that Chas sent of him and his GTS "back in the day"!! Great photo!!

  • LS27H9B324***: GTS# 718: Jim H. from BC Canada owns this One-of-39 1969 383/727 Convertible. Formerly F8 Green, it is now painted R6 Bright Red with a black interior, black bumble bee, and black soft top!

  • LS23H9B325***: GTS#372: Joe N. from St. Louis, MO picked up his third GTS. He also owns GTS#355 that is black with a red interior and GTS#353 that is a ModTop GTS. Obviously a fan of cool color combos, Joe's new addition is a number match 383 GTS painted R1 Red with a white vinyl top, white interior, and a white bumble bee. Even thought this is an original V88 "stripe delete" car, we can't argue with how good that white stripe sets off the roof and interior against the red body! This GTS was built on Tuesday March 18, 1969 and had 3 speed wipers and a remote LH mirror, A01 light package and the A04 Basic Radio Group.

  • LS23P9B325***: GTS#737: Owned for the past 40 years by Bob from NC this 1969 GTS is still mostly stock. Painted B5 Bright Blue at the factory, Bob's GTS sports a black vinyl top and black bumble bee stripe. The original B3 Light Blue interior has been swapped over to black buckets and console. The 340 is backed by a 727 auto transmission and 3.23 gears.

  • LS27P9B325***: GTS#618: Doug from Edmonton, Alberta owns this rocking 1969 340 GTS convertible. Built on Friday March 14, 1969 this is a One-of-214 340/727 convertibles! Not only that, but it is painted the unusual for a GTS V2 Hemi Orange! The 340/727 has a 3.23 SG in the 8 3/4 rear end. The V2 Hemi Orange is contrasted with a black soft top, black bucket seat console interior and black bumble bee. Originally sold in Virginia, Doug's GTS was restored in 2003.


  • LS23P9B329***: GTS#722: Gary S. from Missouri is restoring his 1969 GTS. Gary apparently is the 3rd owner of this GTS. Originally ordered by a serviceman stationed in Hawaii, it made it back tot he mainland where the 2nd owner bought it. The first clue to this being a Hawaii car is that this GTS is a H25 Heater Delete car! Built in March of 1969, this GTS was painted B7 Medium Blue with a black vinyl top, black bumble bee stripe, and black bucket seat console interior. This is a 340/ 4 speed car with 3.91 gears!

  • LS23H9B331***: GTS#56: ##OWNERSHIP UPDATE 2018## GTS #56. First registered in 2002 by Stan. This GTS was then purchased by Gus and Rick and the a rotisserie restoration was now underway. During the process, sadly, Gus passed away. New Owner Tom from TN bought the shell in 2016. With only 47K original miles showing, the GTS is back on the road. Hensley Racing built the numbers matching 383. The 383 is backed by a 727 and 3.91 gears. Built on March 21, 1969, the GTS was painted Y2 Yellow and this is a stripe delete car. It does have a black vinyl top. Tom's GTS also has the rare N85 console tachometer. Here is the original listing: This Y2 Yellow/Black vinyl top and black interior GTS was originally a stripe delete car. Restored in 1994, it got a black tail stripe as a gift at that time. This car also has rare N85 tach, a nice touch with the 383, auto, and 3.91 gears. Very original along with a "numbers matching" 383 and 727TF!! This 383 GTS is now on its third different owner since joining the GTS Registry!! Chad M. from California has just sold this car to Todd H.

  • LS23P9B331***: GTS#607: Paul S. from PA is getting ready to restore is all original 1969 GTS. This one is kind-of rare as it is painted F6 Bright Green Metallic which was a mid-year optional addition to the Dodge color charts. This same color was offered as Rallye Green on 1969 Chevrolets as well!! Paul's was built on Friday March 21, 1969. The BRIGHT GREEN is complemented by a black vinyl top and black interior. This is a V88 Stripe Delete car. This GTS is 3340 powered with a 4 speed gearbox.

  • LS27P9B336***: GTS#20: Owned by Ray from VA, this is a R4 BrightRed, white convertible top, white interior, and white bumble bee 340 GTS. Built on 3-27-69, it is a bench seat column shift automatic GTS with P/B.

  • LS23H9B336***: GTS#418: Mark from PA has a knack for finding Mopars close to home. He has owned a 1968 Formula S 383 'Cuda that he bought from his brother-in-law 35 years ago. To park next to the 'Cuda, Mark has picked up a 1969 383 GTS that he has known about for his entire life. Mark will be restoring the 383 4 speed GTS to its former glory sporing a B3 Light Blue paint job with a B3 interior and white bumble bee stripe.

  • LS27P9B338***: GTS#117: ##OWNERSHIP UPDATE## Kevin P. from WI is the new owner of GTS #117 as of 8/7/2024. Here is the original listing:Jim from Houghton Lake, Michigan sent in this B5 blue convertible. A 340, 727 automatic with 3.23 gears this GTS was built in March of 1969, and has white interior with blue dash, carpet and console. Having been painted by a "Brand X" guy, Jim thought the paint to be a few shades to dark and has stripped the car to shell for total restoration to "as-new" condition. Jim has completed the restoration of his convertible and was invited to the 2007 Chryslers at Carlisle pavillion for 2007! Here is his proper B5 GTS in the Exhibition Hall.

  • LS23P9B338***: GTS#683: This is an unrestored 1969 340 GTS. It has no engine or transmission. Painted F3 Light Green with a green bucket seat interior. This is a 340/727 GTS and is V88 Stripe Delete.

  • LS27P9B339***: GTS#515: Steve H. is now the proud owner of a one-of-214 1969 GTS convertible. The 340 has a column shifted 727 and a bench seat interior which will indeed make this even more rare and the total production number of 214!! The convertible is painted T5 Copper with a white interior and Steve is the third owner.

  • LS23H9B340***: GTS#14: *PDR*: Another 383 GTS owned by Jim R. ( lucky guy! ) This is a Q5 Turquoise Metallic black vinyl top 4 speed GTS. Black bumble bee stripe that's a story in itself!! Jim's car came from the factory with the correct GTS stripe on the drivers side but had a 340 Swinger stripe on the passanger side!!!! Deluxe hub caps, sill moldings, and fender top signals round out the exterior. The black buckets, AM radio and console round out the interior.

  • LS27H9B340***: GTS#46: ##Ownership Update## Now owned by Dean C. from Arizona!! This GTS is (formerly) owned by Dan and Gary from Montreal. This time it's a F8 383 4 speed Convertible with a white bench seat interior. Build date is 3-31-69.

  • LS23H9B340***: GTS#210: Even though the VIN contains "340" this is a black on black "383" GTS owned by Kevin Z. from WI. The replacement 383 and 4 speed came about back in 1972 when the original 383, 4 speed, and hood were stolen. Kevin has a receipt from 1972 that shows the purchase of a replacement hood with latch and chrome for all of $81.00!!! Kevin would like any info in regards to finding the original engine and trans.

  • LS23P9B341***: GTS#436: Doug from NY owns this 1969 340 GTS that has a nice set of options on the car. This 340/727 has a 3.55 8 3/4 and is painted F5 Medium Green Metallic with matching F5 Medium Green interior. This GTS has buckets seats, but the 727 is shifted via a column shifter instead of the console shifter. The 340 and trans are original number matching to the car and have only 60,000 original miles on the odometer. Other options included AC, power steering, 3 speed wipers, and a AM/FM radio. Doug's GTS was built on April Fool's Day (401) 1969!

  • LS23M9B341***: GTS#161: Another M code saved from drag strip duties by Charlie K. from OH. This white 440 GTS is a number matching 52,000 original mile GTS. Black bumble bee and a vibrant red interior round out the visual cues! Equipped with the 727 and 3.55 gears, this M code was originally sold in Columbus, OH and spent most of its life running a quarter mile at a time!

  • LS23M9B341***: GTS# 746: Brian G. just picked up this fully restored 1969 "M" code 440 GTS! I am waiting for more details from Brian but couldn't wait so I am running this off photos that he sent!! This GTS is painted W1 White with a P6B Light Blue interior with a black bumble bee. This is also a Radio Delete GTS and also has the full mag style wheel covers.

  • LS23M9B342***: GTS#50: Quite a history with this one. Owned by Randall from NC, this is a stripe delete V2 Hemi Orange "M" code GTS that was originally purchased at Northland Dodge in Colombus, OH. The second owner purchased the GTS with only 7500 original miles, and it now carries only 11,775 miles and hasn't seen the light of day since 1982. This was a drag strip only car. Participating in the 1970 NHRA Nationals in Indy, and a class winner at Dragway 42. Now sporting a narrowed rear end, 6 point cage and wheel tubs. It has the original interior, which Randall will replace with repop pieces. Randall intends on keeping the GTS as a "pro street Day 2" type project. Plans for a "built" 496 stroker hidden under the stock appearing paint, valve covers, and air cleaner. Randall also intends on reproducing the funky white highlights around the wheelwells to keep that 1970's flavor!

  • LS27P9B343***: GTS#536: Chris K. in Maryland is the 2nd owner of this one-of-214 1969 340 GTS convertible. The 340 is backed by a 727 and 3.55 gears. Built on Thursday, April 3, 1969 this F5 Medium Green GTs came with a white soft top, white bucket seat interior and a white bumble bee stripe. The original owner ordered the car on 2-20-1969 and paid $3284.60 for the GTS to Senate Dodge in Washington DC!! They apparently used the GTS to tow a race car to the local drag strip. This GTS was also run in Street Eliminator running mid-13's!

  • LS23M9B344***: GTS#520: Richard S. loves his 1969 GTSs!! This is his third entry (so far) and joins his 2500 mile and 22,000 mile cars GTS#513 and GTS#519. This one is special too as Richard seems to stay away from the "ordinary" GTS! GTS#520 is a 440 M code GTS. Built in batch #902030 on Saturday, March 29, 1969. Painted B5 Bright Blue with a B3 Light Blue bucket seat interior and white bumble bee stripe. The 440 is backed by the only trans availabe with the 440: the 727 Torqueflite. Low optioned as the only two options are the wheel well and drip rail mouldings. Have to cut down on that racing weight anyway we can!

  • LS23M9B344***: GTS#638: Darrell C. from Florida just picked up his 2nd 440 M-Code GTS! He bought GTS #278 (listed in the Owner Change Section below) and he now has this 440 M-code. GTS#638 was sold new at Northland Dodge in Columbus, OH and then parked in 1976. It sat in hibernation until Darrell bought it in July, 2015. It has the original 440 but a non -matching 727. The GTS is painted R4 Bright Red with a black interior and white bumble bee. This was a radio delete car.


  • LS23H9B346***: GTS#656: ##OWNERSHIP UPDATE## GTS#656 is now owned by James V. James travelled to Texas with his dad to buy this 383 GTS. The car was a field find and had been customized back to health wearing a purple striped paint job. James' dad passed away before James could finish the resto, but that road trip is forever etched in James' heart and mind. James has returned the GTS to its original F8 Dark Green with F3 Light green interior and white bumble bee stripe. He has always wanted a 1969 GTS and his effort was well worth it according to James! The following is the original listing-- After sitting for over 30 years, This Texas GTS was purchased for $500 by Diana's husband. This custom GTS is now sporting a dark violet and dark cherry paint job instead of the factory F8 Dark Green. The original green interior has been redone with a custom stitched black interior. The drive train is stock with the 383/727/3.55 SG.

  • LS23M9B346***: GTS#288: Built on March 29, 1969, this "M" code 440 GTS had lived a hard, hard life, but is now in the good hands of John H. from Massachusetts!! John bought this ragged out 440 GTS back in 1984, and completed the restoration in 1996. Among the most notable original features still with the car are the numbers matching 440 and 727, along with the original red line E70-14 in the trunk!!! The 440 has been built to withstand today's lower octane no lead fuel with 9:1 compression and hardened seats. The car is F3 Light Green Metallic with the F3 interior and black bumble bee stripe. Only options are the AM Music master radio and N85 Console Tachometer.

  • LS23P9B347***: GTS#33: A Canadian based, partially restored, 340 GTS owned by Chris C. from Alberta. This was an original gold w/ black top now yellow and black GTS. It still retains the original gold interior. The 340 automatic is backed by a 3.55 8 3/4.

  • LS23M9B350***: GTS#376: The first entry for December 2007, and it is a 440 "M" code GTS!! This F3 Light Green 440 GTS is owned by Don A. It was built on March 29, 1969. Don is the third owner of this original Grand-Spaulding Dodge bought GTS. It is undergoing a rotissiere restoration to return to its factory fresh roots. F3 paint, with F3 light green interior and green vinyl top contrasted with the white bumble bee stripe. Don has the number match 440 under the hood, but is looking for a 727 to mount behind the RB engine. Don has been a long time fan of the Scat pack Dodges, and always dreamed of owning a bumble bee striped car. He certainly hits a home run with his first one!!

  • LS23M9B351***: GTS#546: ##OWNERSHIP CHANGE##--James T. from Texas now owns GTS #548 as of July, 2014! He will continue the restoration started by Jim G. Here is the original listing:It has been a while since a "M" code 440 GTS has surfaced here on the GTS Registry, but Jim G. is the lucky owner of this 87K original mile 440 GTS. Painted Y2 Yellow with a black interior, Jim has owned his GTS for about 18 months. He purchased the M code from a Chrysler dealer in Ohio that had the GTS for 15 years.

  • LS23P9B351***: GTS#790: 1969 340 automatic with 3.91 SG gears owned by Dale W.

  • LS27P9B355***: GTS#369: Larry A. picked up this one of 58 1969 340 GTS 4 speed convertible. The car was originally sold at Dave Shank Dodge in Whittier, CA in 1970. It had been a Special Order car that ended up gathering dust in the back lot of the dealership until 1970! There was interested soul in the GTS and he picked it up a year after it was ordered! By that time, he liked the 1970 rallye rims (yuck) and had the dealer mount them on the car in place of the steelies and wheel covers. If you think one of 58 is rare (it is) then also consider that Larry's convertible is also a factory A/C car. Other options on the F8 Dark Green convert are a AM/FM radio, black bucket seat console interior, black soft top, stripe delete, 3 speed wipers and disc brakes.

  • LS23P9B355***: GTS#469: Rob K. from San Francisco has been watching and waiting for this 1969 GTS for the past 20 years. It belonged to his friend, and has not been started for the last 16 years. Rob finally convinced his buddy to let this 340 4 speed GTS switch owners and land in Rob's garage. This is an all original GTS that is in the process of having the paint and body work completed. It was equipped with the W1 White paint job with a black interior and black vinyl top, however, it is a V88 Stripe delete car.

  • LS23P9B357***: GTS#93: A B3 Light Blue Metallic "V88 Stripe Delete" GTS sent to us from Pete B.. 340 4 speed car with B5 bucket seat console interior. This GTS has a black vinyl top and AM radio as its only two options but Pete decided to delete the vinyl top as well when he had the GTS painted. Pete has finished the restoration of his GTS in March of 2008 and he is enjoying driving his GTS.

  • LS23M9B357***: GTS#196: Another former race car hopefully returns to the street thanks to Winton W. from MI. This "M" code is W1 White with the red vinyl interior. Reportedly, this "M" was stolen from the HotRod Magazine parking lot before they could test the car. The car was recovered, and spent the remaining years on the drag strip!

  • LS23M9B357***: GTS#328: Andrew B. from Indiana now owns this 1969 440 "M" code GTS. His dad's buddy owned the car in the late 1970's. Originally used as a street racer, the car was mini tubbed around 1979 and then turned into a bracket bomber. Running in the high tens until about 1990-1992, the car was sold to a local farmer. The new owner parked the "M" code outside his barn for the next 15 years before Andrew rescued the forgotten GTS. Bought in March, 2004, Andrew had the 440 back on the track by August, 2004. The best time for the black "M" code is currently 11.34 @ 115.76. Andrew will have a new paint job in the "works" soon!! Update!! Andrew got his "M" code painted silver with a black hood!!!

  • LS23M9B357***: GTS #703: Purchased 40 years ago as a "birthday present" for his wife Liz, Glen F. from PA has resurrected this "M" code to its former glory. Built on Sunday 4/27/1969 this 440 GTS was painted Y2 Yellow with a black bumble and black bucket seat console interior. This is a numbers matching GTS that Glenn repainted in 1981 while also cleaning up the previous owners' handiwork. Glenn and Liz drive their GTS everywhere and have even taken it down the 1/4 mile turning a 13.70 thru the iron manifolds and full exhaust. This GTS has also been featured in Car Craft, Hot Rod, Muscle Car Review, and Muscle Car Greats!

  • LS23M9B357***: GTS#709: Paul from Michigan owns this 1969 440 M code GTS. He bought the GTS out of a junkyard in 1975. It had no engine or trans but he knew it was a big block car by looking at the K member. Purchased for $100 !!!! Paul tracked down the original owner and found it had been bought new at Monroe Dodge in Monroe , Michigan with the owner being shipped off to fight in Vietnam only to return to find his M code being torn apart and sold off by his brother! When Paul bought it a lot of stuff was missing and/or cut out of the GTS. But he brought it back to life as best as he could for the times and his budget. Period correct mods like fenderwell headers, a Six Pak intake, and a 4 speed trans. Paul has accumulated many OE and M code correct parts over time and is returning his 440 GTS back to factory original. This GTS was built on Sunday April 27, 1969. Painted X9 Black with a black buckets seat console interior and it was V88 Stripe Delete. GTS #703 was an M code built directly before Paul's GTS #709.

  • LS23M9B357***: GTS#278: ##OWNERSHIP CHANGE## As of 3/2/2017 Darrell C. from Florida owns GTS#278. Here is the original listing: Currently, this "M" code GTS is owned by Brian J. The real story behind this GTS comes from its original Al C. from Illinois. Al picked up the red 440 GTS by trading in his 1965 GTO. Not satisfied with the 440's performance(?!?) Al swapped in a Hemi from a wrecked 1968 Charger. Amongst the usual modifications, Al installed a Vertex magneto, big tube Hooker Headers, a Keith Black induction system involving a quartet of Weber 48MM IDA twin injectors, and a pair of 24K. GOLD plated valve covers. The Hemi "M" spent the next 10 years shuttling Al back and forth to work (!!!) and then spending the nights ripping the asphalt apart in street racing duels! In 1979, the "Wild Thang" was sold off in sections. Brian J. now owns the rolling chassis sans engine/trans/interior. The car awaits a restoration. The story takes a "Wild Thang" twist. Al C. (Remember him? The original owner) found his original red "M". The owner at that time had both the red "M" and a white Hemi Dart. The owner had passed away. Brian J. picked up the old red "M" from the estate, and Al bought the white 340 Swinger that had been Pro-Streeted and had a Hemi in the engine bay. His old "M" needed too much money, time, and work for Al to consider buying it back. How are these two connected, you ask??? The Hemi in the white version of Al's Hemi GTS is topped off by the original Keith Black induction system that graced Al's old "Hemi" GTS. That system was on display in an area speed shop after Al parted out his red GTS. The Weber topped manifold was stolen from the speed shop, recovered some month's later, sold to someone in Chicago, then wound its way to California. Al located the system years later and bought it back because he missed looking out over the 8 shiny induction stacks!!

  • LS23M9B357***: GTS#156: Here is the original listing: A "M" code R4 BrightRed GTS built on 4-27-69. This GTS was built 13 cars before Jan's T5 Copper 440. This one is owned by Wayne K. from MN. Having a black interior and a 3.55 SG, this Dodge was ordered thru White Bear Dodge. Formerly raced under the "Undertaker" name, and saved from the "crusher", this GTS has been given a full rotisserie restoration. Recently featured in the June2004 issue of Musclecar Enthusiast, Wayne can now produly proclaim he has a "Magazine car"!! Congrats to Wayne!

  • LS23M9B357***: GTS#613: ##ONWERSHIP CHANGE## part 2: Mike H. has purchased GTS #613 from Eric as of 1/10/2018. GTS#613 is now owned by Eric H. This M code 440 GTS has come full circle (sort of). Eric is good friends with the original owner Don, and only lives a few miles from Don. The GTS has traveled from Minnesota to Colorado to California and now back to Minnesota. Here is the original listing: This 440 M code GTS was purchased during a Dick Landy Drag Racing Clinic held at White Bear Dodge in St. Paul, MN. The date was 5/20/1969! Ray P. is the third owner of the 440 GTS. It was drag raced from Day 1 by Don and has only 39,000 miles on the clock (wonder how many 1/4 mile passes this includes?!?). The GTS is B5 Bright Blue and is stripe delete that was built on 4/27/1969.

  • LS23M9B357***: GTS#225: ##OWNERSHIP UPDATE##:OWNERSHIP UPDATE #2-10/25/2012: Vince M. is the current owner for GTS#225. There was at least one more owner between Dave H. from MN owning this GTS and Vince as Vince bought the M code out of MA. Here is the previous update and original listing: OWNERSHIP UPDATE #1-Dave H. from MN (also owns GTS#324) now owns this "M" code. Dave plans on retiring the old race horse and doing a full resto on the GTS over the next few years. Here is the original listing: George S. from IL. owns this "M" code that has been heavily modified during its lifetime. George found this "M" at a State Police auction. He had to dig deep to fine the original green under shaved door handles and emblems of the RED painted GTS. The rusty, holed floored panels were replaced, a set of Weld wheels and M/T slicks replaced the rotted old rubber and rusty Cragers. The fender tag and broadcast sheet are loooong gone, but the VIN matches in all three locations. Still sporting a 440 and a 727, George's "M" runs low 12's at 110mph!

  • LS23M9B357***: GTS#21: T5 Copper automatic "M" code 440 now owned by David H.. This "M" code is in need of a complete restoration. Accenting the T5 Bronze is a white top, and black interior and bumble bee. David reports that there is no engine or transmission currently with the car!

  • LS27P9B360***: GTS #766: Sold new at Stetler Dodge in York, PA, this 1969 GTS sports the mid-year addition color of F6 Bright Green! Robert E. from PA is the 3rd owner of this GTS. Built on April 29, 1969. Robert's One-of-214 GTS came off the line with a 340/727/3.23 drivetrain combo. He currently has 3.91 gears which makes it real perky during its parade duty runs! LOL Besides the eyepopping F6 Bright Green, this GTS has a black soft top, black bucket seat console interior, and black bumble bee stripe. Other options included A01 Light Pkg., power steering, AM radio, tinted windshield, underhood pad, and the W18 Simulated Mag Style wheel covers.

  • LS27P9B362***: GTS #793: One-of 214 built. This 1969 340/727 GTS convertible is owned by Mark H. from Ontario. Mark spotted this GTS in 1980 in a shed at an auto wrecker yard. It took 4 years, but Mark's persistence paid off and he bought the GTS. The car belonged to a 18 year old who restored the car along with his auto shop teacher. The auto shop teacher was the original owner. This would make Mark the third owner of this rare GTS. Built on Thursday May 1, 1969 the GTS was originally painted Q5 Turquoise Metallic but it now looking good in Hemi Orange. It retains its original black soft top, black bumble bee, and black bucket seat interior. Not many options here with only an AM radio and Redline tires showing up on the broadcast sheet.

  • LS23P9B363***: GTS#224: Mark P. from Texas owns this "celebrity" GTS! His 340 GTS was featured in the Dodge Dart & Plymouth Duster book authored by Steve Statham on pages 46-47 and on the back cover!! This is a B5 Bright Blue Metallic with black interior and vinyl top. Very low optioned original car. Buckets seat with 727 shifted console, 3.23 SureGrip, and woodgrain wheel. "Poverty caps" on black wall tires with a black bumble bee give it a tuff stance! Since purchasing the GTS in 2004, Mark has added factory A/C, power steering and power disc brakes to make up for the OE option deficiency!!

  • LS23H9B364***: GTS#336: Larry S. did not want his buddy Guy's (GTS#333) to be the only Saskatchewan, Canada GTS!! Larry is also the original owner of this 383 4 speed GTS! Larry bought this one for $3851.00 (CDN) and was invoiced at the dealership on May 19, 1969. Larry opted for the B5 Bright Blue Metallic interior, white interior, and stripe delete. Larry was mis-informed at his dealership about the availability of the white vinyl top with his B5 GTS. So Larry ordered up the V02 Two Tone paint and got a rare white PAINTED top!! Larry thought he had ordered it with a radio, but it turns out this is also a RADIO DELETE car. Larry also ordered up power brakes, white wall tires, A01 Light Group and mouldings.

  • LS23H9B372***: GTS#284: Guy from New York owns this white 1969 383 GTS. Black bucket seat interior with console, black vinyl top, black bumble bee stripe looks good against the W1 White. Optional disc brakes help slow down this 383 GTS.

  • LS23P9B372***: GTS#505: Scott S. in MN is patiently awaiting the arrival of his new 1969 340 GTS. The GTS is being shipped from California to MN. Originally from Pensylvania, this T5 Copper Metallic GTS moved to California sparing it the usual rust build-up found in PA. Scott is the fourth owner. The GTS is mostly original but needs a rebuild of the 340. The 340 is backed with the 4 speed trans and a 3.55 SG gear. The interior is black and white matching up with a black vinyl top and black stripe.

  • LS23H9B373***: GTS #841 is owned by Dave B. from Ohio. Dave has known about this GTS since 1977 while he lived in Albany, NY. He bought the GTS in 1984 and just completed the 25 year restoration! The GTS was built on Saturday May 19, 1969. Painted F8 Dark Green with Green vinyl top and black bumble bee stripe. The interior is black with buckets and console. This is a 383/727 GTS with 3.91 gears. Options include rear defogger and the N85 console tach.

  • LS23H9B374***: GTS#600 (!): WOW! This is the 600th GTS to be registered with the GTS Registry!! I bet Steve P. from New Hampshire waited until #599 was in the books so he could be #600 with his 1969 383 GTS! Steve just picked up this GTS which had been in storage for the past 10 years. It is painted F5 Medium Green with a green bucket seat interior, green vinyl top, and white bumble bee. The 383 is backed with a console shifted 833 4 speed. This is a number's matching drivetrain.

  • LS23H9B374***: GTS#575: Glen M. just bought back his old 1969 GTS. Based in Iowa, Glen had raced his 383 4 speed GTS for a number of years, then sold it. He bought it back on 6/20/2014! We don;t know Glen's plan yet if the A-body will return to the track, or be restored.

  • LS23H9B377***: GTS#569: Kim K. from Alberta is the owner of this sharp looking 1969 383 GTS. Painted B5 Bright Blue with a white vinyl top, white interior and white bumble bee stripe. Waiting for more info from Kim to further enhance this listing!!

  • LS27H9B377***: GTS#777: Lucky GTS Number 777 belongs to Mike M. from Oklahoma. This is a One-of-34 1969 383 4 speed convertible GTS! It was built on Thursday May 22, 1969 and rolled out of Hamtramck, MI wearing F8 Dark Green Metallic (which it still wears today) with a black bucket seat NO console interior. A white bumble bee stripe rounded out the appearance. This is a low optioned GTS with only a AM radio as extra equipment. OH! Did I mention that MIke has transplanted a 6.1 Hellcat Hemi in the engine bay followed by a 8 speed auto trans and 3.0 gears. A full roll cage has been built to go under the black soft top! Can't wait to see when it is finished!!

  • LS23P9B378***: GTS#213: Roberto T. from NY owns this F8 Dark Metallic Green 340 GTS. Currently running a 440 under the bulge hood until Roberto rebuilds the number matching 340. This 4 speed GTS has a black top, black bumble bee, and a white interior.

  • LS27H9B378***: GTS# 727: Jeff from Pennsylvania found this true "barn find" GTS sunk in dirt to the axles. Jeff has pulled the GTS back into daylight and will be doing a restoration on another rare piece of GTS history. Rare? This is another One-of-34 built 1969 GTS 383/ 4speed convertibles! (See GTS #726 LS27H9B191***-both received in the same week in 2020) Jeff's GTS is red with a white soft top and white/black interior. This appears to be a V88 stripe delete car. The 4 speed sticks out of the factory console with a N85 console tachometer on top!

  • LS23H9B378***: GTS#389: This 1969 383 GTS with a 4 speed/3.23 gear is owned by Tony N. from CT. Tony's GTS is a number matching B7 Dark Blue with stripe delete. Black interior with buckets and with the N85 tach bolted to the console. The GTS has a white vinyl top.

  • LS23H9B379***: GTS#680: Michael S. just picked up this project 1969 GTS. His cousin found it languishing in a shop in Louisiana and picked it up as part of a package deal. It is a 383 4 speed 1969 GTS. Bucket seats, but no console. Painted B5 Bright Blue when it left the factory. The deteriorated fender tag is not giving us much more info the history of this 383 GTS. It did come with rocker and drip rail; moldings and a AM radio.




  • LS23H9B380***: GTS#112: Joe from central PA bought his 383 GTS from the original owner with only 17,000 mile on the odometer. Built on May 15, 1969, this is a 4 speed, red with black top and black buckets GTS.

  • LS23H9B380***: GTS #830: Matt C. is interested in any known history of his 1969 GTS. Supposedly it has come out of Tennessee? What we do know about GTS #830 is that it is a 1969 383 GTS with a 727 transmission. Painted F8 Dark Green Metallic with black vinyl top and is a V88 Stripe delete-but now sporting a black bumble bee. The interior is green with bucket seats and console. Options include AM radio, fendertop turn signals, tinted windshield, and LH remote mirror.

  • LS23P9B380***: GTS#204: ##OWNER CHANGE## Formerly owned by Paul S. from WI, Scott R. from MN now owns this California "black tag" ( No, it wasn't built in LA. It's a Hamtramck, MI built GTS ) all original 340 GTS. This is a F8 Dark Green paint, with light green interior car. Bucket seat with console, head rests, fast ratio steering, manual disc brakes, and it has A/C. This is a very rare 4 speed with A/C equip GTS. The car has been in storage since 1978, and has 91,000 original miles! Scott will finish the restoration that was begun by Paul.

  • LS23H9B381***: GTS#641: Scant info on this 1969 383 GTS as this A-body has been a drag car since the 1970's!! Robert G. from TX is the current owner. It is a 1969 383/727 GTS. Originally painted F5 Medium Green with green interior and black bumble bee.

  • LS23P9B383***: GTS#468: A later build date allowed this GTS's orignal owner to order the 340 GTS painted in V2 Hemi Orange-which was a mid-year paint option. Sid from Maryland bought this GTS back in 1976. It has a 340 backed by the 4 speed and a set of 4.88 gears. Contrasting the V2 Hemi Orange is a black bumble bee, black vinyl top and a black bucket seat console interior. Sid is not afraid to use his GTS on the track either, as he has recorded a best of 13.00 @ 104mph.

  • LS23P9B385***: GTS#315: Nashville, TN is the home to Ken and his F8 340 GTS. Ken's GTS is a 4 gear 3.23 geared car that used to have a green interior but Ken changed it up to a white interior. Other options are power disc brakes, N85 console tachometer, and hood pins. I am waiting on confirmation if this car indeed has the J45 Hood Tie Down option!!

  • LS23H9B385***: GTS#162: This Orange w/black stripe and black interior still has the numbers matching 383 and 4sp! Tony says the car is straight and mostly rust free and while he didn't say where he lives he did say what he payed for it and it's one those deals you dream about folks.

  • LS23P9B387****: GTS#595: Steve G. from New York picked up this project 1969 GTS around 2010 and he is now finishing up the restoration of it as of 2015. This is a T5 Copper Metallic painted GTS that was ordered V88 Stripe Delete and was built on May 21, 1969. The 340 was backed by a console shifted 727 and 3.55 SG gears. The drive train is the number matching combo as delivered from the Hamtramck, MI assembly plant. Other options include the R11 AM radio and A41 front disc brakes.

  • LS23H9B387***: GTS#218: ##OWNERSHIP UPDATE##-Shannon has the sold the vehicle to a resident of New York state who will undertake the restoration!!## Shannon O. from Iowa has had this 383 GTS cross his path a few times before he finally found it! Shannon's GTS was bought off the showroom floor in 1969, and then traded away in 1972. The next owner abused the GTS until 1981 and then put it away. Shannon had heard of this GTS ( another "local legend" car ) from a former shop teacher. After trying to track the car down for a few days, Shannon gave up. Fast Forward to 2002, Shannon bought a house and met a number of Mopar guys in the new neighborhood. They told him about a GTS sitting in a garage for a number of years. Guess what? The same car Shannon was tracking back then, was this very same car! A project car needing a full resto, Shannon has the history, experience, and desire to tackle the project! This is a T5 bronze number's matching 383 4 speed GTS. White interior with black top and stripe. Other options include the N85 tachometer, bucket seats, console, light package, power drum brakes, tinted glass, and the mighty MusicMaster AM radio!

  • LS23H9B387***: GTS#166: Wow. Jim R. from IL is also "Member#27 and #14! Can you tell he likes the GTS?!?!? Jim came across this GTS for the first time in 1984 while attending the Car Craft Street Machine Nationals, at that time it was owned by Burt H. from Beach Park, Illinois. and was the only other 383 4sp, GTS at the show (Jim was there with his Q5 Turquoise Metallic 383 4sp, GTS) and the two quickly became friends. This car is all about what the word Hot Rod means, a bare bones 383 GTS with 4 speed and 3.91 gears, F8 Dark green with black buckets and no console it's about as lite as a Big Block GTS can get, being a stripe delete car puts it in the sleeper category. Having not been molested over the years and well taken care of the engine compartment remains mostly original. I'm going to add one more picture of what I'm sure many would have seen back in the day had they tried their luck!!! **NOTE** This GTS is now owned by John W from MA!

  • LS23H9B388***: GTS#772: Mike Z. is the 4th owner of this 1969 383 GTS. Having spent its life in the Kansas/Missouri area, it now lives in climate controlled comfort at Mike's Pennsylvania home. This GTS was built on 5/22/1969 and came with a 4 speed behind the 383. The original 383 is long gone, but a period correct 1969 block is in the car. Painted B3 Light Blue Metallic with a black bucket seat console interior. This is a V88 Stripe Delete car that has a white bumble bee added to it. Owner #3 had the car repainted in the 1990's and it has the original interior as well. Even though both paint and interior show wear, Mike plans on enjoying his Blue Gem as is!!

  • LS23P9B391***: GTS#627: Paul R. From New York sends in his second GTS entry. This one is a former 340 4 speed GTS. It was painted from the factory F8 Dark Green with black bumble bee and black bucket seat console interior. But Paul changed it up. It now is powered by a 440 in front of the 4 speed and 3.90 gears. The GTS is now painted black with a red bumble bee and a white interior.

  • LS23H9B392***: GTS#590: Brian S. from Indiana owns this 1969 383 GTS. It is painted white with a red bumble bee. The interior is black and white with buckets and a console and AM radio.

  • LS23P9B392***: GTS #810: Tommy W. has a slightly modified 1969 GTS. Looking original on the outside,there is a 394 stroker under the hood. The original 727 has been replaced with a 5 speed manual and the 3.23 open gear is now a 3.55SG in the 8 3/4. Scheduled build date was 5/26/1969 but that was Memorial Day weekend so the actual date may be a few days later. Painted F5 Medium Green with a F3 Green interior ( which Tommy plans on changing to white ) Green Vinyl top and white bumble bee stripe.

  • LS23P9B393***: GTS#785: Glenn B. from Ontario is the proud fourth owner of this 1969 GTS. Purchased new in Rochester, NY it was sold and brought to Canada by owner #2 in 1972. Owner #3 picked up the GTS in 1998 and performed the restoration. Even though only showing 79,000 original miles, Glenn still had work to do as he had to go through engine/trans/brakes/all suspension to bring up this classic to safe speed! Built on Monday 5/26/1969 this GTS low optioned GTS rolled off the assembly line with a 340 4 speed and 3.23 SG gears. Painted X9 Black with stripe delete and a white bucket seat console interior. A white bumble bee has been added and the "stripe delete" fender badges have been removed. This GTS retains its original seat covers and door panels.

  • LS23H9B394***: GTS#7: F3 Green w/ black interior, black vinyl top, and black bumble bee. 383 Auto and a 3.91 SureGrip. This GTS is owned by Bob K. from MA. The GTS was ordered by Bob's uncle thru Shannon Motors in Stonington, CT on April 2, 1969. Built on Tuesday May 27, 1969 and delivered to Bob's uncle for the sticker price of $3897.35!! Bob bought the car in 1979 and kept it in the family!! .This 383 GTS still wears its original paint, chrome, and interior.

  • LS23P9B394***: GTS#774: Joe N. from Missouri picked up this unique 1969 project GTS. Unique cool color combo #1-- X9 Black with white bumble bee and white bucket seat interior! Unique cool option combo #2 -- this is a 4 speed with factory A/C! Joe's GTS was built on Tuesday May 27, 1969. As stated it came off the line painted X9 black with white interior and white BB stripe. This is a 340 4 speed car. Options include the aforementioned A/C plus it has power brakes, AM radio, woodgrain wheel, all tinted windows, and LH remote mirror.

  • LS23P9B396***: GTS#781: Eric W. from Illinois just picked up another T5 Copper 1969 GTS. His other T5 Copper GTS is GTS#686 which is a 440 "M" code GTS! GTS# 781 is 340 powered with a white interior. Eric is in the process of collecting the car from the estate of the former owner. Eric reports this is a project GTS that was on a rotisserie years ago, and then it sat untouched. Stay tuned for more updates as Eric moves forward!

  • LS23H9B395***: GTS# 375: Billy H. owns this 1969 383/ 4 speed GTS. Built on May 28, 1969 and painted B7 Medium Blue with a white bucket seat console interior and white bumble bee stripe. Originally built for export according to the fender tag. Options include AM radio and drip and rocker moldings.

  • LS23H9B395***: GTS#329: Rick from B.C., Canada sends in this 383 GTS that he has owned since 1973. Rick picked up the car in Calgary and still has the original bill of sale. Speaking of original, Rick has kept his B5 Bright Blue Metallic 4 speed 4.10 geared "H" code all original with the number matching 383 and A833. He has bolted on a set of headers, intake and ignition, but has wisely retained all of the original parts!

  • LS27H9B395***: GTS#297: This is a one of 39 built 1969 383 4 speed convertible GTS! Owned by Robin in PA, this GTS was parked in the garage in the 1970's. Built on May 28, 1969, this was a Y09 Export Code car. Robin doesn't have any background on exactly WHERE his GTS had been exported too!! This GTS , as well as GTS#66 directly listed after this one, were about 30 cars apart on the line on 5-28-69 and BOTH were Y09 coded cars!! This is a B5 Bright Metallic Blue with a B3 interior and a black convertible top. This V88 Stripe Delete GTS is in current need of a total restoration.

  • LS23H9B395***: ##OWNERSHIP UPDATE## Larry R. from GA is the current owner of #66-here is the original listing: GTS#66: This T5 Copper GTS w/white tail stripe is a Y09 export car!! It's now back in the states and owned by Bill from Iowa, It has a black bucket interior with console, tinted glass (G11 code, all glass) and power disc brakes. This is a 383 727 Torqueflite-non number matching car. This GTS was built on May 28, 1969. One day after the car listed above it! This one has just changed hands. This GTS is now owned by Don in Pennsylvania!

  • LS23P9B395***: GTS#123: A Black GTS with Black interior and White bumble bee stripe, this 340, 4 gear GTS also has power disc brakes and bucket seats. Build date is May 28, 1969, and is owned by Nick.

  • LS23P9B396***: GTS#299: Wayne from Wisconsin owns this tire smoking 4 speed 1969 GTS! Wayne picked his GTS up as part of a deal with a 2 dr. Dart "driver" and the junk yard crusher bound GTS-both for $1000!! Working on it since 1992, Wayne is almost done with his GTS. It was missing the original 340 and 4 speed and needed a new left rear quarter, but otherwise it was a solid foundation for Wayne to work with. Back to its original B5 Bright Metallic Blue with white vinyl top, Wayne changed the interior from the original black bucket seat w/ console to pearl white in order to complement the white top. The one odd-option on the car is the rear window defogger. The long gone 340 has been replaced with a "built" 360 topped by a 750 Demon carb running thru the 4 speed to the 3.55 gears.

  • LS27P9B396***: GTS#783: JL is the third owner of this 1969 GTS. He has owned this car for the past 25 years and it is an older restoration. This GTS is a One-of-58 1969 340 4 speed convertible! Painted T5 Bronze with a whiter bucket seat console interior, white bumble bee and White soft top. JL has the number matching 340 block on the shelf in his garage while driving the daylights out of the 340 under the hood!

  • LS23H9B396***: GTS#103: Owned by Justus S. from Ohio, this B7 383 GTS joins Justus's 1969 383 GTS ( #255*** )!! Here they are parked together at the 2003 Mopar Nationals! This is a 3.23 SG geared 4 speed GTS. White interior, console, AM radio, moulding package were all the options ordered on this H code. The most notable option ordered, or should we say NOT ordered, is the H25 Heater Delete. Look closely in the 383 engine bay and you can see the "delete" plate! This is what the delete plate looks like in the dash board!

  • LS23P9B397***: GTS#357: Tom D. from Calgary, Alberta is new to the Mopar hobby and he has fallen in love with his new toy. Tom was talked into picking up a 1969 340 GTS, and he is happy he listened to the advice. Welcome to the DARK SIDE Tom!! This B5 Bright Blue Metallic GTS will be sporting a black paint job and retain the white interior when Tom is done with the restoration. The 340 is backed with the 727 and a 3.23 gear. We're glad you joined the "Dodge Boys" with your new GTS!

  • LS23H9B398***: GTS#337: Serge W. from California owns this sinister black on black 383 GTS. The May 29, 1969 built stripe delete car sports a 727 with a 3.91 SG gear. An original "Stealth Fighter"!! Serge's GTS is all original with the paperwork to back it up. Serge is the second owner of this low optioned GTS. All three moulding packages, AM radio, buckets w/ console shifted 727, woodgrain wheel, and tinted windows all around were all the items checked off on the order form.

  • LS23P9B398***: GTS#124: Jeff P. from Indiana owns this former B3 340GTS. Jeff has modified it with a 440 with dual quads, Edelbrock aluminum heads, S/S Hemi scoop and 3" exhaust.

  • LS23H9B399***: GTS #831: John S. from Ft. Worth, TX has a full blown race car GTS that he could also easily turn back to OE! Even though John's GTS sports a B1 headed 540 ci Wedge and a Rick Allison built 727 in front of a Dana 60 with 4.10 gears it also wears its original F6 Bright Green paint and full original interior as well! John plans on racing this 9.0 second GTS for the 2023 season. It wears wheelie bars which he is removing and he wants to drop the stance a bit. The only non-OE body part is the fiberglas hood. Orignal bumpers and factory glass too! John is the third owner. The original owner had the car in Maryland until 2015 when he passed away. Owner #2 was from Georgia and met John's dad while racing in Kentuckey. John and his dad bought the GTS in 2023 and moved it to Texas. Built on Wednesday 6/18/1969 the GTS rolled off in F6 Bright Green with a black bucket seat console interior and V88 Stripe Delete. 383 with 727 and 3.91 SG gears. . AM radio and tinted glass were the only options. Wonder what it would look like now if it wore the original white-wall tires??

  • LS23H9B401***: GTS#69: This black w/black vinyl top, black interior, console 4 sp, GTS is a stripe delete car. The car has spent most of it's time in NY where the owner first came across it in 1982 and was offered the car in trade for a 57 Ford, needing cash and not another car at the time the deal wasn't made. The GTS surfaced again in the late 80's but the asking price was to high, so no deal was made at this time either. By 1992 the car belonged to a friend of the present owner who wanted to sell and Mike finally came to own the GTS, at this time the car was repainted and had new seat covers installed. The GTS is powered by a 440 believed to have been installed by Grand Spaulding Dodge and made 406 HP on the chassis dyno last year.

  • LS23P9B401***: GTS#589: Paul C. from Wisconsin owns this 340 powered 1969 GTS. The 340 is backed with a 4 speed and 3.23 gears. Painted Y2 Yellow.

  • LS23P9B403***: GTS#529: Dan L. from Iowa already has a GTS in the Registry:GTS#65. He just found this 1969 340 4 speed project car GTS. Originally F8 Dark Green with a black vinyl top and black bucket seat interior. No console with this GTS and it is V88 Stripe Delete. Good luck with the project Dan!!

  • LS23H9B408***: GTS#660: Steve's father bought this 383 GTS about 15 years ago to replace the 1969 Swinger that he had while growing up. Steve is now the caretaker of his dad's GTS and will be starting to restore it shortly. This 1969 GTS has a 383 and the 727 transmission. It is currently painted yellow over the original factory blue (which Steve will probably remove the yellow the first chance he gets) and a black bucket seat interior. Options include power steering and a rear defroster.

    LS23P9B410***: GTS#111: Oregon is the home to Dan L. and his 340 GTS. This is a 340 4 speed, disc brake and stripe delete GTS that was originally T5 Bronze with a black interior. Dan is almost finished with the restoration with a "twist". It is now painted "Vitamin C" orange!

  • LS23H9B411***: GTS#45: A 383 4 speed GTS owned by Dan and Gary from Montreal. It is a white hardtop with black bucket interior. The build date was 6-10-69.

  • LS23H9B411***: GTS #711: Ed and Janice F. from Michigan bought this 1969 383 GTS in 2015. It had been converted to an all-out drag car before they bought it. Originally a 383 4 speed car, it now sports a tough 440 under the hood. Painted Y4 from the factory, this GTS is now flat black.

  • LS27P9B413***: GTS#606: This is a One-of-58 built 1969 GTS 340 4 speed convertible! Located in Michigan, Mike C. is performing a rotisserie restoration on his rare convertible. The body is painted B5 Bright Blue with black convertible top, black interior, and black bumble bee stripe. This was all powered by a 340, 4 speed, and 3.55 gears.

  • LS23P9B415***: GTS #860: Jeff D. owns this restored 1969 GTS. Painted T3 Light Bronze with a black vinyl top and white bumble bee. The 340 is backed with the 727 auto trans that has the column shifter and bucket seats. Options include power front disc brakes, LH remote, AM radio, and tinted glass. Jeff's GTS was built on Thursday June 12, 1969.

  • LS27H9B415***: GTS#231: Bill V. from CT owns this "Celebrity" GTS 383 Convertible!!! T5 Bronze with white convertible top, interior, and bumble bee. "Recall" rims to boot!! Bill finished restoration of this 1 of 34 made 4 speed convertible in the spring of 1999. Since then, it has been featured in the August 2000 edition of Mopar Action, pages 44-45 in the Dodge Dart and Plymouth Duster book by Steve Statham, and the October 2000 issue of High Performance Mopar!!

  • LS27H9B415***: GTS#346: Owned by Bill S. from AZ. This is a B5 Bright Blue 383 GTS. White convertible top with a white bench seat interior with the 4 speed stick.

  • LS23H9B415***: GTS#353: A "Mod Top" GTS joins the ranks here on the GTS Registry! Joe N. from Missouri picked up this project car. A 1969 383 GTS with a 727, black interior, bucket seats, console, and 3 speed wipers and not much else! The really neat thing about this late (June 12, 1969) build GTS is that it is a F6 Rallye Green Mod Top car with a black bumble bee. Currently sporting what appears to be something close to a B3 Light Blue paint job, you can still see vestiges of the original F6 on the firewall. Joe is looking for ANY leads to some green and blue floral Mod Top material!!

  • LS23H9B415***: GTS #857: Mike C. from California picked up this old street racer GTS. 383/4 speed/3.91 SG Black, black buckets no console and stripe delete fit the sleeper/racer profile. The GTS is mini-tubbed and has an old school 4 point cage! Mike plans on preserving as much of the original paint as possible and return his GTS to a driver!

  • LS23P9B415***: GTS#494: Now residing in Ontario, Canada, Ian's 340 GTS started out in Ohio before moving to Canada. Ian is the 6th owner since the GTS came to Ontario. None of the previous 5 owners DROVE the GTS. It just kept changing hands!! Ian's GTS is ALL original but the light green bucket seat interior needs replacing. The outside of the GTS is F5 Medium Green with dark green vinyl top and a white bumble bee stripe. The 340 is backed by a 4 speed and 3.23 SG gear. Ian's GTS was built on June 12, 1969 and its options include: fendertop signals, console, tinted windshield, AM radio, and drip and rocker mouldings.

  • LS23P9415***: GTS#48: F6 Bright Green Metallic w/Pearl White interior. This 340, column shift automatic GTS was built 6-12-69 and is owned by Ray from Olive Branch, MS. The car has been completely restored to stock, and Ray says this is a BARE BONES DART!

  • LS27H8B415***: GTS#679: Calvin M. from Manitoba, Canada discovered this One-of-34 1969 383 4 speed convertible GTS! All the numbers match on this rare GTS. With the fender tag and broadcast sheet missing it will take a bit of detective work to figure this on out. What we do know is that the interior is white/black and it is a BENCHSEAT 4 speed as well. Calvin has BOXES of parts to sort thru, but this is a legit 1-of-34 GTS!! Nice score Calvin!!

  • LS23H9B415***: GTS#440: Dave H. from MN just picked up this 1969 383 4 speed GTS. Dave has owned a number of 340 GTS's and has owned a 440 M code GTS. Dave's new toy was built on Thursday June 12, 1969 towards the end of the '69 model year. This is a fairly well optioned GTS. Besides the all-important 383 4 speed combo, Dave's GTS was painted F8 Dark Green with a black bucket seat, console shifted interior, black vinyl top, and it is a V88 "stripe delete" car. Tinted windshield, power disc brakes, AM-FM radio, rocker and drip rail mouldings, deluxe seat belt package, and console tachometer. Dave will be doing a full resto on his "H" code GTS but with a body color change as this would be the third or fourth GTS (Dave has lost count) he has owned that was F8 Dark Green!!

  • LS23P9B416***: GTS#323: Chuck L. from MN is the second owner of this 340 4 speed GTS. Chuck bought the car in 1972 for the sum of $1500. His GTS has been underestimated ever since. His insurance company declared it a non-high-performance car becasue it was under 350 CI! (HA!) All the local big block boys would underestimate Chuck's "little" 340 as well. He would be pulling away before they figured out what hit them!! This is a former Y4 Gold stripe delete 4 speed car. It is now R4 red with a black bumble bee accenting the original black interior. A 727 has replaced the orginal 4 speed, but it is the number matching 340 under the hood. Chuck's best time on slicks is a 13.72 @ 101mph.

  • LS23P9B418***: GTS#583: John M. from South Carolina has owned this 1969 GTS since 2000. It was bought along with a T/A Challenger rolling chassis by John's father. They drove and maintained the GTS while restoring the T/A. After returning from a tour in Afghanistan in 2009 (THANKS for your service John!) John bought the GTS from Dad. Currently it has a 418 stoker in front of the 4 speed. The GTS sports a Y2 yellow paint job along with black interior and black bumble bee stripe yet John thinks it was originally B5 blue which they discovered some B5 while doing body work. John plans on improving his GTS!

  • LS23P9B425***: GTS #848: Bryan L. owns this 1969 GTS. He now joins his other family members who also own a GTS! Brother Rocky owns GTS #847 and Dad owns GTS #416. GTS #848 was originally purchased from DeWitt Motors in Concord, NC by Ruby Earnhardt-who is a relative of Dale Earnhardt. Ruby optioned out this 340 GTS with a 727 auto trans, 3.23 SG gears, AM/FM, Air conditioning, PS, PB, tinted glass, LH remote, fender top signals, undercoating, deluxe wheel covers, and a rear speaker. But she kept it subtle with Y4 Gold paint, gold bucket seat console interior, black vinyl top, and V88 stripe delete. This GTS was built on Friday June 20, 1969.

  • LS23P9B425***: GTS#631: This GTS is still with the original owner's family. Now owned by Doug B. from BC, this 1969 GTS is painted Y4 Gold with gold interior. It is a V88 stripe delete car. Options include the light group, 3 speed wipers, undercoating, and hood pad. The 340 gas a 727 and 3.23 gears behind it. What makes this GTS even more interesting other then the original family ownership is that this is a column shift 727. This is unusual for a Hamtramck, MI built GTS as the column shift was more prevalent on the Los Angeles built cars!

  • LS23P9B425***: GTS#426: Quite the different color combo going on with Guy's 340 GTS. The B5 paint and black interior go hand-in-hand. It's gets interesting with the addition of the V8R RED bumble bee stripe! Guy is from Texas and his GTS is equipped with the 340 and 727 with a 3.55 gear.

  • LS23H9B427***: GTS#157: ##OWNERSHIP CHANGE## Darrell K. is the happy caretaker of this 1969 GTS. It comes with quite the story behind it. Apparently the former owner's cousin registered the GTS in 2003 with almost no info behind the car. Darrell now fills in the gaps and boy! What a story! Here is real story behind GTS #157! ( I edited the email to respect the privacy of the former and current owner).
    This is the story of the Dart GTS according to Jeffrey J with documents and evidence to support the story. This 1969 Dodge Dart GTS Vin number LS23H9B427*** was bought by Eagle High School in Wisconsin for the Auto Mechanic Shop. The shop teacher was into high performance auto’s for the students. The instructor drag raced on the weekends as did most the students at that time. The instructor wanted something in a big block. After hearing that Mopar started to make a few big block Darts he decided that was the car to buy. The school officials tried to buy a Dart locally in the Milwaukee area, but they were hard to come by. So they were directed to Grand Spaulding Dodge in Chicago, Illinois. They bought the car from Mr. Norm at Grand Spaulding Dodge and soon became friends. The shop under Mr. Norm’s direction, pulled out the original 383 and experimented with high horsepower engines both the 440 and 426. They made the swap fit with minor modifications to the fender wells. ( please take a look at engine compartment, look for the wells that shows where the fender well headers went). The instructor along with his students raced the car on weekends. In 1976 the car was bought by Jeffrey J. The original engine was put back in before Mr. J. bought the car. The Dart had 58,000 miles on it in 1976. Mr. J. retained the Dart until he became ill in 1998. Mr. J. had just had the car repainted and decided to give it to his cousin to keep or sell. To Mr. J.’s knowledge the car is all original and numbers matching drive train. Upon this document the car now has 74,000 miles on it as of 1998. I received the car in 4/28/2021 with 76,345 miles showing on the odometer. The Dart is sitting in the garage waiting for help on what to do or not do with the advancement of this survivor. The Dart had been kept in a climate controlled garage all these years and is in outstanding condition. We have hand written letters, the original owners manual and warranty book, made out to Eagle High School in Eagle Wisconsin along with a Grand Spaulding Dodge sign with Mr. Norms autograph. I am thrilled to be the Care Giver of this car and I am going to do what is right for this car and its history.
    Here is the bare-bones original listing: Hailing from WI, this 383 GTS has a mild "cam" and electronic ignition upgrade. And here is the fill-in info from Darrell: This GTS is a 383 4 speed GTS. Late production being built on June 23, 1969. Painted B7 Medium Blue Metallic with a B3 Light Blue bucket seat console interior. Black vinyl top and white bumble bee stripe. Options included LH remote mirror, 3 speed wipers, Am radio, power drum brakes, and tinted windshield.

  • LS23H9B427***: GTS#624: ##OWNERSHIP CHANGE## As of February 2017 Mike C. now is the 4th owner of this 1969 383 GTS and the GTS is now in California Original listing is as follows: Originally bought in Battle Creek, MI in 1969, this 1969 GTS made its way to Ohio, and now to Wisconsin. Eric is the current owner of this 383/ 4 speed GTS. Built on Monday June 23, 1969, it came painted F3 Light Green with a Green vinyl top and F3 Light Green bucket seat interior. It has a white bumble bee stripe against all that green-ness! Thankfully, the GTS was Ziebart undercoated and that has kept the rust at bay for all of these years.

  • LS23H9B427***: GTS #759: ##OWNERSHIP CHANGE##-- GTS #759 is now owned by Matt N. from Missouri as of 1/18/2022. The original listing is as follows: Big-time Mopar Guy Eric from www.MuscleMopars.com just picked up this 1969 GTS. This is a 383 GTS with 4 speed. Painted Y2 Yellow with black vinyl top, black bumble bee, and a black bucket seat/console interior. Other options include the mighty AM radio and power disc brakes to haul that 383 down from speed!

  • LS23P9B431***: GTS #847: Rocky L was looking with his brother to buy their dad a 1969 GTS (Like Dad used to own). The found GTS #416 for sale- a 1969 340/727 convertible in Y2 yellow which they bought to present to their father on Easter Sunday. While in the hunt for dad, ROcky ended up buying his own GTS! This is a 1969 as well. 340/4 speed for the powertrain. Built on Tuesday June 17, 1969. Originally it was painted B7 Medium Blue Metallic with a black bucket seat-no console interior. And it was V88 Stripe Delete. Currently it is black with a red bumble bee stripe! Options included tint windshield, rear defogger and AM radio.

  • LS23H9B433***: GTS#446: Pretty late build date for this 383 GTS now owned by Dave H. from MN. After owning four F8 Dark Green cars, Dave has landed a B5 Bright Blue GTS. Built on June 26, 1969, this is a 4 speed 383 powered GTS. B5 with white interior and black V1X vinyl top. This is a V88 stripe delete car. Dave bought this GTS from the original owner who has lived in the Chicago area and has piled up 169,000 (!!!!) miles on this GTS. It is in need of a TOTAL restoration, but the good news is that it is 100% complete (except for an aftermarket shifter knob). Other options included a AM/FM radio, tinted glass, AO1 Light Group, and body and drip rail mouldings. Dave completed the restoration in 2010 and the GTS has since been sold.

  • LS27P9B440***: GTS#374: ##OWNERSHIP CHANGE## Bob C. from New Mexico is the new owner of GTS#374. The GTS has been sitting in a barn for the past 29 years. Bob will be doing a full resto on this 1-of-214 GTS. Here is Bob (on the right) getting ownership of the GTS. The original listing is as follows: Vern K. in New Mexico is the third registered owner of this 340 GTS convertible. Bought by the original owner for $4383.00 from Boedeker-Verner Motors in Dallas, TX, the GTS moved on to Vern's brother who was owner #2. In 1982 Vern bought the car from his brother. The GTS is F8 Dark Green with a white soft top (original top was black) and white interior. The 340/727 has a 3.23 gear and that gets the GTS moving! Other options include the convertible top, remote left mirror, power front disc brakes, A/C, bucket seat console interior, tinted windshield, bumperettes, and AM/FM radio.

  • LS23P9B441***: GTS#786: ##OWNERSHIP CHANGE## As of 12/21/2022 this GTS is now owned by John S. and his son who plan on finishing up this project GTS. The original listing follows--Jude H. from Georgia has a big project in front of him. He bought a 1969 GTS out of Georgia from Rick Thor- a TV Tag Team Wrestling Champion-that looks like it has spent a hard life on a drag strip. The fender tag is missing and the broadcast sheet became mouse food years ago so Jude has some detective work to do. What we do know this is a 340 GTS with a bucket seat console shifted 727. It does retain the SG 8 3/4 but Jude hasn't checked the ratio yet. It started life as a F8 Dark Green Metallic. Currently it is painted T5 Copper. The 340 is long gone and a 318 sit under the bulge hood. The buckets and console have been swapped with a bench seat and column auto shifter! Jude has a lot of work before him!

  • LS27H9B441***: GTS#449: A 1969 383/727 convertible GTS is pretty rare. Only 39 were built for that year. How rare would one be knowing this one is in Switzerland????? Norbert found this 1969 GTS in a barn in Sweden and he brought the car to his home in Switzerland and has since put 2000 KM on the car. 383 with a bucket seat console shifted 727 power this Euro GTS. Red with black top, black interior, and black bumble bee stripe mark this GTS. Norbert reports that his GTS was brought over to Sweden around 1999 and was restored at that time. This was a great find by Norbert!

  • LS27P9B441*49: ##OWNERSHIP CHANGE## Will from Wisconsin owns GTS#107 as of June, 2016GTS#107: The second of the "3 Gold GTSs" that can be read about below the Registry entries. This one is the 340 automatic Y4 Gold convertible also owned by Ken W. A 1 of 214 car built on July 7, 1969, this GTS also has a black bucket seat/console interior, 3 speed wipers, fender top signals, Am radio, power drum brakes, and body moldings. This vehicle should have a black bumble bee V8X stripe. Now check out the very next Registry entry....

  • LS27H9B441*51: GTS#108: Note how this and the previous entry display the last 2 numbers of the VIN. This is to demonstrate the weird coincidental ownership of these two GTSs. Ken W. from WI owns both of these almost identical gold GTSs ( as well as a third gold GTS #220*** ) that comprise his triumvirate of GOLD, CONVERTIBLE Mopar A-bodies!!!!!! Read about them just below the Registry entries! This one is a 1 of 37 built also on July 7, 1969 two cars AFTER Ken's 340 automatic above!!!!! Also Y4 Gold with a black top and black bucket seat interior, fender top signals, 3 speed wiper, remote LH mirror, AM radio and body sill moldings. This 383 GTS should also be sporting the V8X black bumble bee stripe. Ken left the "bumble bees" off these two GTSs so now all three of his gold converts match!

  • LS23P9B442***: GTS#621: Kelly from Oregon just got his uncle's 1969 340 GTS! The GTS has sat in his uncle's shop (Kool Kustoms in Winston, OR)for the past 30 years. Kelly's uncle is the 2nd owner of this 340/727/3.23 GTS. Originally a EXPORT car, this GTS was shipped to Germany for a US serviceman. Built on Tuesday July 8, 1969, the GTS was painted F5 Medium Green with a F3 Light Green interior. It has a black vinyl top along with A/C, 3 speed wipers, fender top turn signals, power brakes, tinted windows, RH mirror and LH remote mirror. This is a stripe V88 delete GTS.

  • LS23H9B450***: GTS#216: Kim from MI is the 4th owner of this 383 GTS. Right after the third owner-Kim's dad!. Rather convoluted history with this one- so pay attention! The original owner bought the car in Grand Rapids, MI. He turned it into a custom painted show car, and it still retains that paint job today! The custom GTS was traded in at a Chevy dealer for a van!!!! The second owner bought it and then promptly lost it via repossession!!! Kim's dad bought the car in the mid 70's from GMAC!! Originally this GTS was black with white top and red bumble bee. Black interior with bucket seats surrounds the 4 speed shifter. Other options included the "mag style" hub caps and a rear window defroster!

  • LS23H9B450***: GTS #821 is owned by Tim and Lisa S. from Michigan and is their 2nd GTS entry. Almost a reverse color combo of their GTS #820 in F5 Medium Green with a black vinyl top and white bumble bee. White bucket seats with console interior. 383 with 727 transmission and 3.55SG gears. Built on Monday July 14, 1969. Their plan is to restore this GTS back to original.

  • LS23H9B450***: GTS#334: Don from South Dakota picked up his 383 GTS back in the mid-1970's with his brother for the sum of $1400!! The B3 Light Blue 383/727 GTS has only 79,000 original miles on the odometer. Don bought out his brother's share and plans on restoring the GTS back to "day one" status with a blue interior, black vinyl top, and black bumble bee stripe!

  • LS23P9B450***: GTS#181: Owned by Jayson T. this is B5 blue with white stripe GTS, and is powered by a 340 and automatic. While Jayson didn't send in a lot information on this car, I'll take a guess and say it's was built 714. It's the only small block in this group of cars, it was built 57 cars before the "second" from last car on this page.

  • LS23H9B450***: GTS#6: Owned by Dave A. (aka GTS Dave) from TX, this 383 4 speed is F8 Dark green w/ light green interior, white vinyl top, and white bumble bee. Currently undergoing a FULL restoration. Built on July 14, 1969! 8 cars separated Dave's GTS with GTS#381!!

  • LS23P9B450***: GTS#381: Very late build GTS with a build date of July 14, 1969. Randy from Florida has this restored 1969 GTS. It has the number matching 340 and 727. Painted F3 Light Green Metallic with a black vinyl top and black bumble bee.

  • LS23P9B450***: GTS#296: *PDR*: ##OWNERSHIP UPDATE##: GTS# 296 is now owned by George H. from TN. Here is the original listing:Sam from West Virginia is a Ford guy who picked up his first Mopar. A 1969 GTS with the 340 and 727 Torqueflite!! B5 Bright Metallic Blue with a former blue interior now done in white! One of the more rare options on the car is the rear window defogger! If this car turns out as nice as Sam's 1965 289 Falcon and his 1970 351 Mach 1 then it will be another fine looking car in Sam's garage!! This GTS came down the line 31 cars after GTS Dave's (GTS#6 in the listing above) on July 14, 1969.

  • LS23P9B450***: GTS#503: Bill G. in CT has a fairly nice optioned 1969 GTS in his care. His GTS has a 340/727/3.23SG drivetrain combo. Built on Monday, 7-14-1968 the GTS is painted Y2 Sunfire Yellow with a black vinyl top, black bumble bee, and black bucket seat/console interior. Options included a LH remote mirror, 3 speed wipers, rear defogger, undercoating and hood insulation kit, fender top signals, bumperettes, wheel lip mouldings,b AM radio, and power steering turned with the woodgrain steering wheel.

  • LS23H9B450***: GTS#19: Also owned by Ray from VA, this is a Y4 Gold with gold interior 4 speed GTS. It, too, is a 7-14-69 build date. 19 cars before the last in our Registry! It has a black vinyl top and black bumble bee. Disc brakes, console tachometer, light package, and fender top signals.

  • LS23H9B450***: GTS#70: This Y4 Gold with gold interior, white vinyl top and white bumble bee stripe, 383, 4sp, GTS was sold new from Alan Dodge Inc. on 8-20-69. Like the one below it, it to is sales bank car. Scotty bought the car in 1985 and parked it in 1987, This GTS was built on July 14, 1969 and just 18 cars before the one below it and the next car built after the one above it!!! As Scotty restores the car, you can look for updates on this one.

  • LS23H9B450***: GTS# 719: Built on Monday July 14, 1969, this 383 GTS was the fifth from last GTS built that is in the GTS Registry on, possibly, the last day of 1969 production. There are 2 other GTSs registered that I was not provided a build date that may have been built the next day before model year shut down. Stan K. from California owns this B7 Medium Blue hardtop. This GTS has the 383 and a console shifted 727 automatic with 3.23 gears. The interior is B3 Light Blue and it has a white bumble bee stripe. Other options include a AM radio, tinted windshield, LH remote mirror, 3 speed wipers and PS and PB, and fendertop turn signals.

  • LS23H9B450***: GTS#2: ##OWNERSHIP UPDATE##-Mike H. from NC now owns this 383 GTS. B7 Medium Blue hardtop owned by Ed M. from Tennessee. 383 Four Barrel, Torqueflite727. B3 light blue interior. This car has 15 options and is a sales bank car! Built on July 14, 1969 in Hamtramck, MI. this is the third from last Big Block GTS known according to Galen Govier.

  • LS23P9B450***: GTS#664: Larry from WI owns this 1969 340 4 speed GTS that is in complete, but unrestored condition. Painted F8 Dark Green with black bucket seat and no console interior and black vinyl top.

  • LS23H9B451***: GTS #762: Gerald C. from Florida provides on of the last GTSs built. This GTS was built on July 18th, 1969 which is the latest assembly date on record here in the GTS Registry. Currently, there are 2 cars built after Gerald's but no build date was provided with those. Gerald performed a nut-and-blot resto on this GTS after buying it. He bought it in Florida and discovered that it had come out of Illinois instead. The car had a good cosmetic restoration, but underneath the hood/dashboard was not as advertised. What we do know this is one sharp GTS that was built on Friday July 18, 1969. Painted B5 Bright Blue with a white vinyl top and white bumble bee stripe. The interior is B3 Light Blue with no console. This is a 383 / 4 speed GTS with 3.55 SG gears and was optioned with fender top signals, AM radio, 3 speed wipers, woodgrain wheel, and the simulated Mag Style wheel covers. This is currently the last H code 383 GTS built on record here in the GTS Registry.

  • LS23P9B451***: GTS#265: Another Swedish Export! This one is owned by Lars C. and is a modified 340 GTS and a 518 O.D. transmission. Formerly white with a black interior, it is now painted black. Unlike Krister's GTS (GTS Member 264) that was built for "export", this GTS made it to Sweden in 1975!! Also, this is currently the second from last built 1969 GTS that we have on record. The last GTS was the car directly behind this one on the line. One VIN number apart!!

  • LS23P9B451***: GTS#175: Greg K. From Tampa Bay, FL owns this VERY late made 340 GTS. It has been changed from it's original "build". It has the 340 with 727 Torqueflite and 3.91 8 3/4 SG gear. It was F8 Dark Green with a green vinyl top but is now showing itself off in code999 "Sassy Grass Green" with a black vinyl top. The original white bucket seat interior is now black. Currently it has a 493 stroker under the hood. About the only thing Greg left untouched was the N85 console mounted tachometer! Is THIS the "Last GTS Built"????????


    Toluca, Mexico Built:


    All Dodges were built at the AutoMex plant in Toluca, Mexico assembly plant from 1960-1972. The GTS was also built there using body panels imported from the USA but finsihed rather differently than the USA/Canadian versions of the 1968 and 1969 GTS. 1968 was an exciting year for the Dart in Mexico. In addition to offering a two door Dart 270 and a four door Dart 270, Chrysler was now offering a Dart GTS. Along with the Barracuda, the GTS was fitted with all available high performance components: disc brakes, a four speed transmission (or an optional automatic), sway bars, and D-70x14 tires fitted to 14x5.5" rims. Initially in 1968, the engine was the corporate 230hp 318cid V8. For 1969, Chrysler introduced a 270hp 318 V8 and this became the standard engine for the GTS. It featured a 4bbl carb, 9.5:1 compression, larger valves and a heavy duty crank.

    GTS's were available with both bench seats and buckets, in addition to being outfitted with a Barracuda instrument cluster and dash (did you look at the photo above this section??). Unlike GTS's in the US, the GTS of Mexico would continue on for the 1970 model year."

    The cars did not have a VIN as we know it here in the USA. They were not assigned dash board VIN plates until 1980! The VIN is very different from the other VINs contained in the GTS Registry-as you will see with our first listing below! The cars were identified with a metal door jamb decal displaying the serial number, engine number, and registry number. Engines were assembled in Mexico and were "numbers matching" to the car. "Hecho en Mexcio" was stamped on the intake manifold but no serial number.
    After assembly at the Toluca plant, the cars were driven by independent contractors from the plant to the dealerships!!! Odometers were disconnected!! Speaking of odometers, the speedometer and odometer were in metric, and with the use of the Barracuda Rallye cluster, the markings went up to 240 kph (160mph)!!


  • LA9100***: GTS #697: This is one of the few GTS's registered that were built in Mexico by AutoMex. Making this even more UNIQUE is that owner Aeneas H. live in New Zealand, and is having the AutoMex GTS shipped from Mexico! Aeneas plans on doing a restoration to his GTS. Currently it is painted Hemi orange and it will be returned to its original B5 Bright Blue. This GTS is powered with a 318 4bbl and a 4 speed trans even though the current bumble bee states "426 HEMI" ! The AutoMex cars also sported the Plymouth Rallye gauge cluster (which became available in the Dart 340 Swinger in 1970) reading KPH in stead of MPH.

  • T9-1032**: GTS#321: Raul from Mexico City, Mexico is the first entrant into the GTS Registry with a Mexican VIN GTS!! Raul's 318 4 speed GTS was orignally F3 Light green with a black vinyl top and black bench seat interior. K-H disc brakes were an option on this car, but the GTS has been converted to large bolt pattern on all four corners. Raul is NOT a fan of green so his plans for resurrecting his GTS includes a Hemi Orange paint job with a black bumble bee and retaining the factory top and interior. Raul is the fifth (5th) owner of this November 3, 1968 built 318 GTS.

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    Breaking the "M" Code!

    What's the big secret about the "M" code GTSport??? More questions seem to exist than answers surrounding this Dodge.

    The GTS Registry will try to sort out the story behind the car. We will focus on the GTS "M" code for the most OBVIOUS reason here on the GTS Registry. It IS a GTS after all!! Hopefully after reading this section, we can provide some insight into the "M" code cars. Hopefully we can reverse the trend and provide more answers than questions!!

    What is the "M" code: Myth? Rarity? Legend? Confusion? All four can describe the 1969 Dodge GTSport equipped with the optional 440 4bbl. engine. 1969 was the only year that Mopar officially offered the 440 in the both the GTS and the 'Cuda440.

    These are not mythical cars built by the skunk works at Chrysler. They DID exist. Dodge produced 640 of the GTS variant, and Plymouth produced 340 of the 440'Cuda version. That makes them pretty rare by any standard. Legend has it that Mr. Norm's Grand-Spaulding Dodge had handbuilt the first couple of 1969 "M" codes. Legend has it that Hurst-Campbell built ALL the 1969 "M" code cars. "Legend" is wrong, and has lent confusion to the story behind the "M". But it is best to start at the beginning in 1967 to help clear up the events leading to 1969!

    Yes, it is a documented fact that Mr. Norm dropped a 383 between the fenders of a 1967 Dart GT, drove it to Highland Park, MI, and showed it to the Chrysler engineering staff. Chrysler "saw the light" and started dropping 383 engines into the Dart GT and calling it the GTS. THAT is how we got the first "big block" in to a A-body Mopar. Mr. Norm was very pivotal in this development.

    1968 saw the 383 offered as an option, along with the new 340, in the GTSport. But Mr. Norm wanted to push the performance envelope again. This time he wanted to try a 440 in place of the 383. Approximately 50 cars were built by Dodge. These were the first "M" codes. 1968 "M" codes! HOWEVER, it is not that simple. The 50 were all ordered by Grand-Spaulding. They were built minus engine, and shipped to Hurst-Campbell for fitment of the 440. Then they were shipped to Mr. Norm and these became the GSS. At this point, Mr. Norm would also add anything from his performance catalog to your brand new Dodge, as long as you were paying the price! It was thought that Grand-Spaulding dropped in the 440 into all 50 GSS cars. Not a logistical possibility. At that time, Grand-Spaulding was operating out of a converted gas station with rented buildings and parking lots in the surrounding area to house his bustling new car business. Don't forget his "Dyno Tuning" tune up business was flourishing at that time as well!! Not much room to dedicate to 50 cars needing engine transplants and finishing. Grand Spaulding Dodge did indeed order 20 factory built 440 GTS's from the CO1 batch for his dealership. This may be another reason for the belief that "all" 440 M codes rolled thru Grand Spaulding Dodge.

    With that heritage, we can see why the story behind the "factory" 1969 cars becomes confused with the facts of the 1967-1968 cars.

    The 1969 GTSports with the 440 came off the factory assembly line in Hamtramck, Michigan as sort of a "mid-year introduction". Sounds simple, right? There were special things that transpired in the creation with these cars. The paperwork and invoices for the earlier cars showed a "H" in the vehicles VIN. Also, the fender tag had "E63". Both the "H" and "E63" signified a 383! Ah, more confusion. But interesting enough, the vehicles regular VIN tag indicated the "M" instead of the invoice's "H". Also, the fender tag (and invoice) indicated "Y39" which stands for "Special Order" and indicates the 440-4 for the A-body. The "Y39" also superceded the "E63" on the fender tag. To add further to the confusion, the "Y39" was replaced with �A13� for the March 2 built batch. See invoice and corresponding fender tag below.

    Even the cosmetic difference included the "383" being superceded by a "440"! According to YearOne, the cars were delivered with "440 Four Barrel" decals in the glove compartment to be placed OVER the factory "383 Four Barrel" call-out!! Also, they were ALL equipped with a console shifted TorqueFlite727 (save the room under the hood that would be needed for the four speed linkage), and power brakes and A/C were also not available.

    Now, as for the production methods, they were pretty standard for the day, but still had some special handling involved. As these were A-bodies, the "line" was probably not equipped to install 440 engines into the cars, as these were not "standard" (or normal?) on the A-body line. This lead to the cars being produced in "batches". They started with a Order Sequence Number of 900900 for the GTS and ended with 902_ _ _. The 440 'Cudas had Sequence Numbers starting at 920_ _ _. However, even though all the Sequence Numbers were in numerical order, the VIN was in order with overall Dodge production for the Hamtramck plant. Seven (7) batches of GTSs were built, with three (3) batches for the 440 'Cuda. See chart for Scheduled Production Dates.

    440 GTS'Cuda 440Schedule Production Dates
    C01C01Sunday December 1, 1968
    114- -Tuesday January 14, 1969
    131- -Friday January 31, 1969
    212- -Wednesday February 12, 1969
    214- -Friday February 14, 1969
    - -302Sunday March 2, 1969
    329- -Saturday March 29, 1969
    427- -Sunday April 27, 1969
    - -518Sunday May 18, 1969

    It was first thought that ALL of these cars came off the line like the 1968 GSS cars-minus engine and trans. Then they were shipped to Hurst-Campbell for the 440. This evidently did NOT happen! In Hurst production "biographies", they list all sorts of the vehicles that were modified/finished by Hurst. From the 1968 Hemi S/S Darts and Barracudas, to the S/C Rambler390, the Hurst/Olds, and even a Hurst Jeepster!! They even modified a run of 1500 Belvederes for taxi cab use in New York city by dropping the floor pan a 1 1/2"!. But there is NO MENTION of the 1969 440 GTS/'Cuda in this book at all.

    The 440 GTS was not distinguished externally from the other GTSs of that year, except by the small "440 Four Barrel" engine call-out for the hood bulge. It was thought that the "M" codes were all pulled off the main line to a secondary line for finishing. Similar to what the A12 1969 1/2 440-6pk cars with lift off hoods might have had at the Lynch Road plant. But the A12 cars HAD special engines (the GTS 440 was just a regular 440) with magnafluxed and shot-peened parts and practically hand built engines topped off with the 3 Holley carbs. Not to mention the fitting of the fiberglass lift-off hoods. The GTS and 'Cuda looked like every other GTS and 'Cuda on the road. Why would Chrysler invest that time and money into that process??? This would not make sense from a business stand point. Not glamorous, not extraordinary, but sure held some hot surprises for the other musclecars of that era!!!

    So there is no myth surrounding the 1969 "M" code GTS. They were built on the regular line. No magical elves hammering away at them in the bowels of Chrysler Engineering. Rare?? You bet. Remember, only 640 were built. We have barely over 20 listed in the GTS Registry. Legendary?? Yes. How else would you describe a 375hp bolted into a 3400lb package??? Heh, heh, heh.....can you say "straight-line performance"?? You probably still hear stories about a big block GTS from "back in the day". Confusion?? Hopefully this clears away some of the fog of time from the history of the 1969 "M" code cars! We hope this brief description helps answer some of the long-standing questions involving the production of the 1969 "M" code GTS.




    I would like to THANK the following people for their input in putting together the facts about the "M" code GTS cars. Brian and Paul Schaefer (GTS#160), and Ralph and Susan Perry (GTS#274) for sharing their documents, invoices, and magazine articles (MoparMuscle-1992). Darryl Dayton for his historical references and for being in the right place at the right time- i.e. Chicago area new car sales for Dodge. Kevin Moore, Parts Manager for Monicatti Chrysler-Jeep for defining the obvious and answering questions. Conley Wright for his list of "M" codes that he has accumulated over the past few years. Conley even sent some Barracuda VIN's!!

    I will list the registered "M" code GTS below in a special section to just highlight that model, and to allow quick reference for these cars. They will still be listed in their proper order in the 1969 GTS Registry above to keep them in sequence with the regular VIN numerical order. Also, in-between the full "M" codes from the GTS Registry, you will see some VINs (without a GTS Member#) with no more info than possibly the color and Vehicle Order Number (VON). These were provided by Conley Wright and I have incorporated his list the GTS Registry's "M" code list. I will also show the 440 'Cuda VINs (following the 440 GTS list) that Conley forwared to the GTS Registry

    If you own a 440 GTS that is Registered with the GTS Registry, and can share any info, please send it to me at gtsreg@yahoo.com. I tried to contact a number of the current registered "M" code owners, but almost all came back with invalid email addresses. You can also send any insights to help further explain the "M" code process. I would like to hear from you.

    We're all in this together, so it is in the best interest of the GTS owners that we can share this information!!!

    FJR

    "M" Code 440 GTS


    These are all the "M" code 440 GTS cars registered with the GTS Registry. They are also listed in their original production order in the complete 1969 GTS Registry above!

  • LS23M9B2241**: GTS#160: This is the FIRST "M" CODE PRODUCED!!! Vehicle Order Number (VON) is 900900!!!! WOW! This is as the "M" GTS looks now! Originally equipped as a B5 Bright Blue Metallic and a V1X black vinyl top and V8X black bumble bee stripe. About the only option on it was the remote control mirror! This 440 was built for racing, and here's a picture of it circa 1978 running 11.2's at 118mph! This was purchased at Mr. Norm's Grand Spaulding Dodge and retains the number matching 440!

  • LS23M9B232***: GTS#471: Doug E. from Ohio is the 4th owner of this 1969 440 GTS. He bought the car in 1974 and it only has 38,000 miles on the clock. Built on 12-01-68 and bought at Grand-Spaulding Dodge in Chicago, IL this GTS has the optional 3.91 SG behind the 440/727. It is painted B5 Bright Blue with a black interior and white bumble bee stripe. Doug is in the process of restoring his "M" Code.

  • LS23M9B232***: GTS#506: Mike from Nebraska sends in three GTS's that he owns including this 440 GTS. GTS#506 is a 440 GTS painted T5 Copper Metallic with a black vinyl top and black bumble bee. The 440/727 is backed by a 3.91 gear. This 440 GTS is currently undergoing a rotisserie restoration.

  • LS23M9B2328**: GTS#34: A very early "M" code GTS owned by Rich. This is a B5 Bright Blue with white vinyl top and white bucket seat interior. A 42,200 original mile car, it has a .030 over 440 driving 3.91 gears. This 440 GTS spent most of its time on the drag strip before Rich found it.

  • LS23M9B2328**: VON 900014 R6 Red

  • LS23M9B232***: GTS #839 is an original owner, 23,000 mile 440 "M" code GTS!! Bryan L. from Michigan reports this is his father's 440 GTS that was raced extensively at Detroit and Milan Dragways. Fenderwells were cut out for headers and the rear wheel well lips were rolled for clearance. Currently, the fenders, hood and original numbers matching 440/727 are out/off the car. They have retained all the original parts as well just waiting for the resto to begin. Originally sold at Grand-Spaulding Dodge (original paperwork in tact) this "M" code was built on 12/1/1968. B5 Bright Blue with black interior and black bumble bee stripe.

  • LS23M9B2328**: GTS#274: Ralph and Susan from Indiana own another "M" code that filtered thru the old Grand Spaulding Dodge dealership in Chicago, Illinois. Originally a F5 Medium green with green bucket seat interior and white bumble bee car, they will be changing colors. Unable to accept F5, they will instead paint the "M" with Q5 Turquoise and give it a white interior!! This "M" was ordered with the deluxe "mag style" wheel covers, AM radio, head rests, remote left side mirror, and a 3.91 geared SureGrip 8 3/4 rear end!!The car had been cut up in the past. As Ralph and Susan had to replace the inner fender wells to fix up where the previous owner had done some cutting for fenderwell headers!!

  • LS23M9B2328**: VON 900931

  • LS23M9B2328**: GTS#200: Brian from PA has chased this "M" code for 20 years before finally talking the former owner into selling it. This "M" is a black on black 3.23 geared example of the GTS!! Brian also owns a 1968 "H" code 383 GTS and is also Member #201!

  • LS23M9B236***: GTS#639: Rick in Vancouver, BC has a fully restored 1969 440 M code GTS. It has the original drivetrain (which is kind of rare as most M-codes were swapped to drag racing duties and most of the original 440's are scattered in pieces across dragstrips everywhere! LOL)Ricks was scheduled to be built on Sunday December 1, 1968. This GTS was in the first batch of M-codes produced. It is painted F5 Medium Green with a White/Green interior and white bumble bee. The 440/727 is backed with a 3.91 SG 8 3/4 axle. The only options were a Am radio, drip rail and rocker mouldings, and a LH remote mirror.


  • LS23M9B238***: GTS#345: ##OWNERSHIP CHANGE## This 1969 440 M code GTS now owned by Eric W. of Illinois. This 440 M code GTS was sold thru Grand Spaulding Dodge on 1/25/1969. Painted T5 Copper Metallic with a white vinyl top and white bumble bee stripe. This GTS also has a white buckets eat console interior. The 440/727 has a set of 3.91 SG gears behind it. The few options included Am radio, LH remote mirror, whitewall tires with the deluxe W11 wheel covers. Eric purchased the GTS thru the estate of the late Bill Sefton. The Sefton crew had pirated parts off this GTS to complete the restoration of his 1968 440 GSS. It took Eric and his friends a fast month to piece it back together and have it ready for the "Barn Finds and Hidden Gems" section at 2019 MCACN. The following is the original listing:T5 Copper with white interior and white top owned by Bill S. from AZ.

  • LS23M9B238***: GTS#686: Paul M. finally bought his own 440 M code GTS! He took a test drive in a M code back in 1969 and he never forgot that experience! Paul's GTS was sold New at Grand-Spaulding Dodge on March 1, 1969. It was built on December 1, 1968. Painted T5 Copper Metallic with the white/black bucket seat interior and white bumble bee stripe. The 440/727 is backed with a set of optional 3.91 SG gears. Other options include head rests, LH remote mirror, AM radio.

  • LS23M9B245***: GTS# 748: Erik F. from Washington DC finally realized his dream and picked up this 440 "M" Code GTS. Built on 12/1/1968 this GTS is painted R6 Red with a black interior, black vinyl top, and black bumble bee stripe. This is a 50,000 original mile GTS that Erik bought from a collector in Kentucky. Other options include rocker and drip rail moldings, Am radio, mag style wheelcovers, and deluxe woodgrain steering wheel.

  • LS23M9B2455**: GTS#344: Owned by Bill S. from AZ. VON 900952 C01 build date. B5 Bright Blue Metallic with white top and interior.

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  • LS23M9B2455**: GTS#510: Patrick Dean (who so gratiously sent me his old GTS Registry paper work) tells me of his former 1969 M-code 440 GTS that he sold in 1989! I have decided to enter this GTS into the GTS Registry because it is a KNOWN GTS and because Patrick led the way for other GTS owners to register their cars waaaay before the internet! Patrick's GTS was sold new in Utah at Hinckley Dodge. Pat was the eighth owner when he bought it in 1988. The GTS was on its fourth engine (2-383's and 2-440's) and was painted silver. The owner before Patrick painted it back to its original T5 Copper Metallic and had a 440 back under the hood. Other options included a black bucket seat/console interior, black vinyl top and black bumble bee stripe. The 440 had the only trans available behind it (727) and a set of 3.91 SG gears. It came with dog dish hub caps, AM radio, rocker and drip rail mouldings, bumperettes, and is the ONLY documented M-code to come with front disc brakes! Patrick sold the GTS to a fellow in Massachusetts in 1989. Where is this 440 M-code now?????

  • LS23M9B245***:: GTS# 744: Tyler B. sends in his father's 1969 GTS. This GTS has only 28,000 original miles and can almost be classified as a "barn find" as his Dad has parked the GTS in a barn for over 30 years. This GTS was built on 12/1/1968 and left the factory painted T5 Bronze with a black bucket seat interior. The vinyl top looks to be gold as well. For the sharp-eyed reader you would have noticed in the VIN the magic letter "M". This is a 440 "M" code GTS built within the first batch of 440 cars built for 1969!!

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  • LS23M9B2468**: GTS#31: A "M" code 440 GTS. Owned by Don from MI, this "M" was built on Dec.1, 1968. It is a "bare bones" B7 Blue car. A "bruiser" for the streets with its B7 flanks accented with black vinyl top, black interior, and black bumble bee! This is a restored 35,000 original mile GTS.

  • LS23M9B2483**: GTS#8:"M" code 440 auto GTS owned by Mike from OH. It is in need of a full restoration. F8 Green w/ black interior and black vinyl top. It is a "stripe delete" GTS and was equipped with a 3.91 SureGrip.

  • LS23M9B2660**: GTS#417: Kurt is the new owner of this 440 "M" code GTS. Originally purchased at Saddleback Dodge in California, the original owner sold the GTS in 1974. Kurt has only been able to trace the car's roots back to the second owner in 1974. Kurt is having a full rotisserie restoration performed on the GTS. It is Y2 yellow with black interior and black bumble bee stripe. Photos will follow when the resto is complete. And that resto is complete as of Spring 2010. Kurt premiered his "M" code at Las Vegas "Mopars on the Strip" and walked away with a number of awards, and plenty of praise for his completed GTS. The 440 under the hood looks as good as the rest of the GTS.

  • LS23M9B2660**: GTS#195: Don B. from California is the original owner of this "M". He bought it new in March of 1969 at Saddleback Dodge in Tustin, CA, and has had it titled, registered, and insured every year since then!! Even though always garage kept, Don used his 440 GTS as a bracket racer. This is still a numbers matching engine and trans car. B7 Dark Blue with V8W white bumble bee and B3 Light Blue interior. He still has all the original equipment taken off the car for racing purposes. That will make it an easy resto when he decides the time is right! The odometer reads 62,000 original miles!!

  • LS23M9B2660**: GTS#42: *PDR*: Originally a F5 Medium Green with F3 Light Green "M" code GTS, it is now painted Hemi Orange with a black bumble bee. Owned by Tim B. from OR, this is equipped with the 727 Torqueflite and a 3.55 ( orig. a 3.91 ) gear. Built on Jan. 14, 1969, it is now a street driven, non-number matching, GTS waiting for a full resto from Tim. He has the original exhaust manifolds, and luckily, the fenderwells had never been cut in the past!

  • LS23M9B266***: GTS#286: ##OWNERSHIP UPDATE##: Richard G. from Ohio now owns this 'M" code. The 440 GTS is now complete!! Here is the original listing: *PDR*: This "M" code 440 GTS was used by Car Craft magazine as a test car in 1969. It was purchased new at Saddleback Dodge in May, 1969. The car was modified and then sold by the magazine. Chuck V. from California purchased this GTS in 1996 with only 7000 miles showing on the odometer. This low mileage was accumulated the hard way-a 1/4 mile at a time! The car's sheetmetal had been cut up/modified for racing. Chuck is now doing a rotisserie resto on this "M" and returning it to its former self. F8 Dark Green paint with green interior! The number matching 440 is under the hood!! We'll keep you updated on the progress.

  • LS23M9B271***: GTS #815: Charles W. from the Chicago area has a 1969 440 "M" code GTS. His brother found the car in the Milwaukee, WI area. The GTS appeared to be a local street racer/drag car with fenderwell headers, 4.10 gears and a solid flat tappet cam. It has received a restoration keeping the spirit of the car as it was found with headers/gear/cam intact. Part of the 2nd batch built of 440 cars; this GTS was built on Tuesday January 14, 1969. Only option on the GTS is an AM radio. Obviously a 440/727 powertrain combo but factory gears were the 3.55SG . Black bucket seat/console interior with black bumble bee stripe. This GTS is rare and desirable enough being a One-of-640 Built but it was also painted F6 Bright Green Metallic which is not a very common color for 1969 being a mid-year introduction (as was the 440 "M" code itself).



    LS23M9B274***: GTS#661: ##OWNERSHIP UPDATE## 11/26/2020## GTS #661 is now owned by David P. from San Diego, CA. This GTS has a history. According to David, he is possibly the ninth owner (according to my math). This M code started in NY state as a sponsored drag car racing for Sam Dell Dodge of Syracuse, NY. Here is a early photo of the condition of #661. First resto was in NY from 2006 to 2012. The M code migrated to California and received further updates and correcting issues with the first resto. David bought the 440 in December of 2019. Here is the original listing: David S. from New York just picked up this 53,000 original mile fully restored 1969 440 M Code GTS! It was built on January 23, 1969. Painted F8 Dark Green with black vinyl top and white bumble bee stripe. The bucket seat interior is white and black. Other options include Am radio, RH mirror, tinted windshield, and fendertop signals. David's M code has a period correct 440 under the hood, because David retains the number's matching 440 in the garage. Not many 440 GTS's kept their born-with engines as most were bought and put on a drag strip almost immediately. Most of the original 440's didn't survive in that environment!

  • LS23M9B2823**: GTS#626: Paul R. from New York owns this project 440 M Code GTS. It is missing its original engine and 727 trans. This GTS was used as a drag car and Paul bought as a shell with parts in milk crates (we all have been there!). It was built on 1-31-1969 and sports few options. LH remote mirror, tinted glass, AM radio, rocker and drip mouldings. The color combo is pretty rare. L1 Beige with a red bumble bee and red bucket seat interior!

  • LS23M9B2823**: GTS#53: Recently purchased by John W. of MA. This is a B7 with B3 interior 440 "M" GTS. This GTS was turned into a race car back in the 70's with approx. 20-30,000 miles on the clock. It has been tubbed, caged, and a narrowed Dana60 installed on the ladder bar suspension. **NOTE** This GTS is now owned by Jim R. from IL!

  • LS23M9B2823**: GTS#207: Mitch from Ohio is the third owner of this 440 "M" code GTS. Thought to be originally purchased from Miami Valley Dodge in Dayton, OH, this GTS changed hands the first time not long after it was originally sold-1970. The second owner drove the GTS ~HARD~ as it lived its life as a street racer until 1978 when it was parked until Mitch rescued it in 1989. The car had lost its original 440, as well as it was sporting a number of the era's modifications: headers, hood scoop, and traction bars! Mitch did a resto of it in the early 1990's and he will perform an all out resto in the near future. This is a F8 Dark Green with white bumble bee and no vinyl top GTS. F3 Light Green interior options include a wood grain wheel, AM radio, and N85 console tachometer. This "M" code's fender tag shows a "Build Date" of January 31, 1969. Now, we just need to convince Mitch to get rid of the Rallye Rims!!!

  • LS23M9B282***: GTS#482: What a nice way to start off the 2011 season with a 440 "M" code entry! Jim D. from CA bought this 1969 440 GTS from the original owner in 1974. From 1974 to 1982 the GTS lived a life as a 10 second bracket racer. The B5 Bright Blue GTS had a tunnel ram intake, 727 trans and a 4.88 narrowed Dana 60 out back. It sat in Jim's garage until 1994 when Jim decided to detune the GTS and put it back on the street. Even in its detuneed state, the car was a handful on the street, so back in the garage it went. It shows 10,000 miles on the odometer.

  • LS23M9B2927**: GTS#270: Ray from MN owns this red "M" code. Build Order #901111 sent this red with white interior and white bumble bee down the assembly line. Fender tag shows the E63 code for the 383, but we know they dropped in the 440 at the Hamtramck assembly plant!!. According to Ray, an old issue of MoparMuscle indicates this GTS came out with no engine and was shipped to Hurst for the 440 conversion. This we learned is not what happened!! Ray's "M" still has the orignal spare in the trunk!!

  • LS23M9B2950**: GTS#771: Paul P. from Michigan is the 3rd owner of this 60,000 original mile 440 GTS. The previous owner bought this GTS in 1982 with approx 45,000 miles on it. This was an original W1 White car with red interior and red bumble bee that was built on 2/14/1969. Owner #2 always wanted a black GTS so when it came time for a repaint in 1986, the color change to X9 Black was done. The red interior is original to the car. The 440 is the match to this GTS as well, but the 727 transmission has been changed. Paul has all of the original paperwork as well including the window sticker showing this GTS cost $4048.05!!! Options on this "M" Code include bumperettes, tinted windshield, RH mirror, AM radio, 3 speed wipers, underhood pad, mag style wheel covers, and a console tachometer.

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  • LS23M9B295***: GTS#577: Another 440 "M" code joins the GTS Registry. Scott S. in Ohio has owned this 1969 440 GTS since 1982 and had restored it to factory fresh condition with the GTS only showing 16,000 on the odometer. Scott found the GTS which had been parked since 1971 as another worn out 440 race car with a rust free body and 7800 miles on the clock. Originally built on Feb 14, 1969, the GTS was painted B5 with a B5 interior and black bumble bee and black vinyl top.

  • LS23M9B295***: GTS#611: Mickey T. from Illinois picked up this 440 GTS in 2015. It was restored by Julius in California; which is a top notch Mopar restoration house. THe 440/727 has 3.55 gears behind it. It is painted W1 white with a green bucket seat interior and black bumble bee. This is a radio delete car.

  • LS23M9B295***: GTS#57: ##OWNERSHIP UPDATE 3 February 2019## Iggy A. from Florida has purchased GTS #57 as of February 2019##OWNERSHIP UPDATE 2##: Another owner for this "M" code. Al C. from Ontario, Canada is the most recent owner of GTS#57. Al commends Gary H. for the work and upkeep done on this 440 GTS. **Ownership UPDATE #1** Kevin H. from the Carolinas now owns the former Gary H. NOS restored, tweeked 440 "M" code GTS!!! After a Valentine's Day build date of 2-14-69, this GTS was sold new at Northland Dodge in Columbus, OH. Gary was fortunate in retaining all the original paperwork for this E1 White, black bumblebee with F4 light green interior, console shifted 727 to the 3.55 SG rear. This GTS has received a full rotiserrie resto. The only deviation from stock are the TTi ceramic coated headers and exhaust. Fear not, Kevin now has the original exhaust manifolds for his 440 Magnum.
  • LS23M9B295***: GTS#186: Ron C. from AZ has known this car since 1978, and has been actively pursuing it for 6 years. Ron was finally successful in obtaining this "M" code GTS. Ron has owned two previous "M" code cars when he lived in Ohio. This "M" was bought at Northland Dodge ( check listing above-Northland sold two "M" codes! ) and built in February of 1969. The car was restored once in 1991, but needs a good freshening up. This is a white with black interior radio delete GTS. Also, this is a number matching car! ##UPDATE## Ron has now finished the 3 1/2 year second restoration on his white "M" code. The 440 under the hood sports some minor deviations from stock, and the paint and body looks outstanding. Congrats go out to Ron for saving another GTS.

  • LS23M9B295***: GTS#382: Another "M" code 440 GTS finds the GTS Registry. George from Kentuckey owns this T5 Bronze example of the 440GTS. This GTS has a white interior and white bumble bee stripe. George had also owned another "M" code at the same time. He is in the process of restoring this 80,000 original mile car. The number matching 440 and 727 had been parted out before George bought the GTS. He has since located a 440'Cuda engine and trans to replace the missing OE pieces. George does have the proper radiator and exhaust manifolds specific to the 1969 "M" code. George has even located a set of "recall rims" and his 440 GTS will be riding on those soon.

  • LS23M9B3005** GTS#599: Another 440 M code joins the GTS Registry! 100% restored with its number matching drivetrain. Bruce E. from Pennsylvania bought the GTS from the Stentella Collection. Built on Feb. 14, 1969 it is painted B5 Bright Blue with white bumble bee stripe and black bucket seat/console interior. It now has a 3.45 Dana 60 behind the 440/727.

  • LS23M9B3006**: GTS#527: Bob H. in Ohio owns this 1969 "M" code 440 GTS. This GTS has spent its life on the drag strip since 1971. Bill bought the car in 1996 for only $900!! Originally this GTS was B5 Bright Blue with a black bucket seat interior and white bumble bee stripe. Of course, the 727 backed up the 440 under the hood.

  • LS23M9B300***: GTS#721: Ed L. owns this 1969 M code 440 GTS. Built on Valentine's Day 1969 this M code is B5 Bright Blue with black bumble bee stripe and a black bucket seat console interior. Only options are rocker and drip rail moldings! This thing was bought to flog on the drag strip!

  • LS23M9B3006**: GTS#159: This is a B5 blue w/black interior, and white stripe "M" code GTS, and it's only options are a console and AM radio. The car is apart at this time waiting on a restoration, it's also thought to be a Mr. Norm's car but the owner is still waiting for confirmation?

  • LS23M9B300***: GTS#406: ##Dean Registry##: ##OWNERSHJIP UPDATE## GTS #406 is now owned by Tony S. and is restored back to original as of June, 2024"M" code owned by Ray B. is a B5 with black interior 440 GTS. Ray is the 4th owner and has owned this "M" since 2000. This GTS was sold new at Northland Dodge, traded in 1974 to owner #2, then sold to owner #3 in 1986. Starting out as a street racer in 1969, this GTS has spent most/all of its life as a race car. As stated above it is now restored.

  • LS23M9B3181**:

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  • LS23M9B3417**:

  • LS23M9B3417**: GTS#161: Another "M" code saved from drag strip duties by Charlie K. from OH. This white 440 GTS is a number matching 52,000 original mile GTS. Black bumble bee and a vibrant red interior round out the visual cues! Equipped with the 727 and 3.55 gears, this M code was originally sold in Columbus, OH and spent most of its life running a quarter mile at a time!

  • LS23M9B341***: GTS# 746: Brian G. just picked up this fully restored 1969 "M" code 440 GTS! I am waiting for more details from Brian but couldn't wait so I am running this off photos that he sent!! This GTS is painted W1 White with a P6B Light Blue interior with a black bumble bee. This is also a Radio Delete GTS and also has the full mag style wheel covers.

  • LS23M9B3427**: VON 902108

  • LS23M9B3427**: GTS#50: Quite a history with this one. Owned by Randall from NC, this is a stripe delete V2 Hemi Orange "M" code GTS that was originally purchased at Northland Dodge in Colombus, OH. The second owner purchased the GTS with only 7500 original miles, and it now carries only 11,775 miles and hasn't seen the light of day since 1982. This was a drag strip only car. Participating in the 1970 NHRA Nationals in Indy, and a class winner at Dragway 42. Now sporting a narrowed rear end, 6 point cage and wheel tubs. It has the original interior, which Randall will replace with repop pieces. Randall intends on keeping the GTS as a "pro street Day 2" type project. Plans for a "built" 496 stroker hidden under the stock appearing paint, valve covers, and air cleaner. Randall also intends on reproducing the funky white highlights around the wheelwells to keep that 1970's flavor!

  • LS23M9B344***: GTS#520: Richard S. loves his 1969 GTSs!! This is his third entry (so far) and joins his 2500 mile and 22,000 mile cars GTS#513 and GTS#519. This one is special too as Richard seems to stay away from the "ordinary" GTS! GTS#520 is a 440 M code GTS. Built in batch #902030 on Saturday, March 29, 1969. Painted B5 Bright Blue with a B3 Light Blue bucket seat interior and white bumble bee stripe. The 440 is backed by the only trans availabe with the 440: the 727 Torqueflite. Low optioned as the only two options are the wheel well and drip rail mouldings. Have to cut down on that racing weight anyway we can!

  • LS23M9B344***: GTS#638: Darrell C. from Florida just picked up his 2nd 440 M-Code GTS! He bought GTS #278 (listed in the Owner Change Section below) and he now has this 440 M-code. GTS#638 was sold new at Northland Dodge in Columbus, OH and then parked in 1976. It sat in hibernation until Darrell bought it in July, 2015. It has the original 440 but a non -matching 727. The GTS is painted R4 Bright Red with a black interior and white bumble bee. This was a radio delete car.


  • LS23M9B3468**: GTS#288: Built on March 29, 1969, this "M" code 440 GTS had lived a hard, hard life, but is now in the good hands of John H. from Massachusetts!! John bought this ragged out 440 GTS back in 1984, and completed the restoration in 1996. Among the most notable original features still with the car are the numbers matching 440 and 727, along with the original red line E70-14 in the trunk!!! The 440 has been built to withstand today's lower octane no lead fuel with 9:1 compression and hardened seats. The car is F3 Light Green Metallic with the F3 interior and black bumble bee stripe. Only options are the AM Music master radio and N85 Console Tachometer.

  • LS23M9B350***: GTS#376: The first entry for December 2007, and it is a 440 "M" code GTS!! This F3 Light Green 440 GTS is owned by Don A. It was built on March 29, 1969. Don is the third owner of this original Grand-Spaulding Dodge bought GTS. It is undergoing a rotissiere restoration to return to its factory fresh roots. F3 paint, with F3 light green interior and green vinyl top contrasted with the white bumble bee stripe. Don has the number match 440 under the hood, but is looking for a 727 to mount behind the RB engine. Don has been a long time fan of the Scat pack Dodges, and always dreamed of owning a bumble bee striped car. He certainly hits a home run with his first one!!

  • LS23M9B351***: GTS#548: ##OWNERSHIP CHANGE##--James T. from Texas now owns GTS #548 as of July, 2014! He will continue the restoration started by Jim G. Here is the original listing:It has been a while since a "M" code 440 GTS has surfaced here on the GTS Registry, but Jim G. is the lucky owner of this 87K original mile 440 GTS. Painted Y2 Yellow with a black interior, Jim has owned his GTS for about 18 months. He purchased the M code from a Chrysler dealer in Ohio that had the GTS for 15 years.

  • LS23M9B3578**: GTS#196: Another former race car hopefully returns to the street thanks to Winton W. from MI. This "M" code is W1 White with the red vinyl interior. Reportedly, this "M" was stolen from the HotRod Magazine parking lot before they could test the car. The car was recovered, and spent the remaining years on the drag strip!

  • LS23M9B3578**: GTS#328: Andrew B. from Indiana now owns this 1969 440 "M" code GTS. His dad's buddy owned the car in the late 1970's. Originally used as a street racer, the car was mini tubbed around 1979 and then tunred into a bracket bomber. Running in the high tens until about 1990-1992, the car was sold to a local farmer. The new owner parked the "M" code outside his barn for the next 15 years before Andrew rescued the forgotten GTS. Bough in March, 2004, Andrew had the 440 back on the track by August, 2004. The best time for the black "M" code is currently 11.34 @ 115.76. Andrew will have a new paint job in the "works" soon!!

  • LS23M9B357***: GTS #703: Purchased 40 years ago as a "birthday present" for his wife Liz, Glen F. from PA has resurrected this "M" code to its former glory. Built on Sunday 4/27/1969 this 440 GTS was painted Y2 Yellow with a black bumble and black bucket seat console interior. This is a numbers matching GTS that Glenn repainted in 1981 while also cleaning up the previous owners' handiwork. Glenn and Liz drive their GTS everywhere and have even taken it down the 1/4 mile turning a 13.70 thru the iron manifolds and full exhaust. This GTS has also been featured in Car Craft, Hot Rod, Muscle Car Review, and Muscle Car Greats!

  • LS23M9B357***: GTS#709: Paul from Michigan owns this 1969 440 M code GTS. He bought the GTS out of a junkyard in 1975. It had no engine or trans but he knew it was a big block car by looking at the K member. Purchased for $100 !!!! Paul tracked down the original owner and found it had been bought new at Monroe Dodge in Monroe , Michigan with the owner being shipped off to fight in Vietnam only to return to find his M code being torn apart and sold off by his brother! When Paul bought it a lot of stuff was missing and/or cut out of the GTS. But he brought it back to life as best as he could for the times and his budget. Period correct mods like fenderwell headers, a Six Pak intake, and a 4 speed trans. Paul has accumulated many OE and M code correct parts over time and is returning his 440 GTS back to factory original. This GTS was built on Sunday April 27, 1969. Painted X9 Black with a black buckets seat console interior and it was V88 Stripe Delete. GTS #703 was an M code built directly before Paul's GTS #709.

  • LS23M9B3578**: GTS#278: Currently, this "M" code GTS is owned by Brian J. The real story behind this GTS comes from its original Al C. from Illinois. Al picked up the red 440 GTS by trading in his 1965 GTO. Not satisfied with the 440's performance(?!?) Al swapped in a Hemi from a wrecked 1968 Charger. Amongst the usual modifications, Al installed a Vertex magneto, big tube Hooker Headers, a Keith Black induction system involving a quartet of Weber 48MM IDA twin injectors, and a pair of 24K. GOLD plated valve covers. The Hemi "M" spent the next 10 years shuttling Al back and forth to work (!!!) and then spending the nights ripping the asphalt apart in street racing duels! In 1979, the "Wild Thang" was sold off in sections. Brian J. now owns the rolling chassis sans engine/trans/interior. The car awaits a restoration. The story takes a "Wild Thang" twist. Al C. (Remember him? The original owner) found his original red "M". The owner at that time had both the red "M" and a white Hemi Dart. The owner had passed away. Brian J. picked up the old red "M" from the estate, and Al bought the white 340 Swinger that had been Pro-Streeted and had a Hemi in the engine bay. His old "M" needed too much money, time, and work for Al to consider buying it back. How are these two connected, you ask??? The Hemi in the white version of Al's Hemi GTS is topped off by the original Keith Black induction system that graced Al's old "Hemi" GTS. That system was on display in an area speed shop after Al parted out his red GTS. The Weber topped manifold was stolen from the speed shop, recovered some month's later, sold to someone in Chicago, then found its way to California. Al located the system years later and bought it back because he missed looking out over the 8 shiny induction stacks!! A nice article was written in the October 2008 issue of Mopar Collector's Guide about the "Wild Thang"!

  • LS23M9B3578**: GTS#156: A "M" code R4 BrightRed GTS built on 4-27-69. This one is owned by Wayne K. from MN. Having a black interior and a 3.55 SG, this Dodge was ordered thru White Bear Dodge. Formerly raced under the "Undertaker" name, and saved from the "crusher", this GTS has been given a full rotisserie restoration. Recently featured in the June2004 issue of Musclecar Enthusiast, Wayne can now produly proclaim he has a "Magazine car"!! Congrats to Wayne!

  • LS23M9B357***: GTS#613: ##ONWERSHIP CHANGE## GTS#613 is now owned by Eric H. This M code 440 GTS has come full circle (sort of). Eric is good friends with the original owner Don, and only lives a few miles from Don. The GTS has traveled from Minnesota to Colorado to California and now back to Minnesota. Here is the original listing: This 440 M code GTS was purchased during a Dick Landy Drag Racing Clinic held at White Bear Dodge in St. Paul, MN. The date was 5/20/1969! Ray P. is the third owner of the 440 GTS. It was drag raced from Day 1 by Don and has only 39,000 miles on the clock (wonder how many 1/4 mile passes this includes?!?). The GTS is B5 Bright Blue and is stripe delete that was built on 4/27/1969.

  • LS23M9B357***: GTS#225: ##OWNERSHIP UPDATE##:OWNERSHIP UPDATE #2-10/25/2012: Vince M. is the current owner for GTS#225. There was at least one more owner between Dave H. from MN owning this GTS and Vince as Vince bought the M code out of MA. Here is the previous update and original listing: OWNERSHIP UPDATE #1-Dave H. from MN (also owns GTS#324) now owns this "M" code. Dave plans on retiring the old race horse and doing a full resto on the GTS over the next few years. Here is the original listing: George S. from IL. owns this "M" code that has been heavily modified during its lifetime. George found this "M" at a State Police auction. He had to dig deep to fine the original green under shaved door handles and emblems of the RED painted GTS. The rusty, holed floored panels were replaced, a set of Weld wheels and M/T slicks replaced the rotted old rubber and rusty Cragers. The fender tag and broadcast sheet are loooong gone, but the VIN matches in all three locations. Still sporting a 440 and a 727, George's "M" runs low 12's at 110mph!

  • LS23M9B3578**: VON 902119

  • LS23M9B3578**: GTS#21: T5 Copper automatic "M" code 440 now owned by David H.. This "M" code is in need of a complete restoration. Accenting the T5 Bronze is a white top, and black interior and bumble bee. David reports that there is no engine or transmission currently with the car!


    440 'Cuda "M" code List

    Thanks to Conley Wright!

  • BH23M9B2367**: VON 920009
  • BH23M9B236***: VON 920043
  • BH23M9B2722**: VON 920132
  • BH23M9B272***: VON 920136
  • BH23M9B2728**:
  • BH23M9B2736**: VON 920153
  • BH23M9B277***: VON 920143
  • BH23M9B3123**: VON 920243
  • BH23M9B3798**: VON 920342
  • BH23M9B414***: VON 920353


    How to Spot a FAKE "M" Code 440 GTS:






    UPDATE**************UPDATE: Please read the following account and bear in mind that the current owner has CORRECTED the "L" in the VIN!!!!

    Recently on an internet auction site there was a red 1969 GTS listed for auction. The seller claimed that the car is a rare "1 of 30" 4 speed 440 GTS. Now, as we all know, ALL 440 GTS cars in 1969 came with console shifted Torqueflite 727 transmissions. Also, they came with the letter "M" as the fifth digit in the VIN. Look closely at the VIN tag pictured above. Notice anything "funny"???? Like the letter "L" in the fifth digit spot??? That's nice. "L" was used in the B-body production VIN sequence. As we ALL know, "P", "H", and "M" were the ONLY three engine codes used on the 1967-1969 GTS cars!!! The seller also conveniently has lost the fender tag and broadcast sheet. He has a title with the "L" in the VIN. However, this is suspect because if this vehicle were registered and titled in the state of Alabama, all you would need is a "bill of sale" from a former owner, and the VIN off the dashboard. Convenient that the VIN plate has been obviously altered, so now there is a improper title that comes with the car. Now notice the VIN on the transmission case. Notice the "H"?? This is a former 383 GTS 4 speed car that has a 440 between the fenders and the owner has illegally tampered with the dashboard VIN plate. If there really WAS an "L" in the VIN (which there NEVER WAS ON A GTS!!) then that "L" would also be reflected in the transmission and engine VIN stampings for 1969. This transmission has an "H" with the matching 6 digit serial number.
    This vehicle has been circulating since the 1990's.

    IMPORTANT UPDATE!!!

    Tom R. has recently purchased this modified 383 GTS from the listing dealer for a fair market price as a modified 383 GTS. Tom R. has notified me on 3-11-2007 that he has finally achieved his goal and has the had the VIN changed back to the proper "H" code in the fifth digit!!
    The Musclecar hobby owes Tom a debt of gratitude for keeping the seller honest in his pricing, and for following thru with Tom's promise of getting the VIN to LEGALLY show the "H" code. This has NOT been an easy journey for Tom and I hope he doesn't lose his enthusiasm for the hobby in general, and for the GTS in particular!! THANKS Tom!!!


    **NEW** Warning to potential GTS owners:


    We will post any possible fraudulent VIN here, any bad GTS clones, or poor attempts to rebody a GTS in order to turn a profit. Please send any info you may have about any GTS imposter to the GTS Registry!

  • WARNING: As shown above. LS23L9B241824. This is an apparent attempt to falsify a VIN badge turning a 1969 383 4speed GTS into a 440 GTS.
  • WARNING: Beware of a H code GTS bearing the following VIN: LS23H9B129123. This is a 383 GTS re-tagged as a 440 car. The VIN now reflects the proper "H" code in the fifth digit of the VIN!!

  • WARNING: White with red custom interior and red bumble stripe. Re-tagged Dart turned into a 383 GTS. VIN: LS23H9B145***.

  • WARNING: LS23P8B105930. White 1968 340/727 GTS dismantled by owner.

  • WARNING: LS23P9B218797. This GTS was parted out to supply GTS parts in the creation of a 383 H code GTS clone based on a 1969 Dart 270 Custom body. The clone "GTS" has a VIN of LH23F9B241553. The clone car was advertised as such.


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    The Dean Registry

    Recently, I have been contacted by Patrick Dean via our good friend "GTS Dave" Ardoin. Patrick collected a number of VINs related to the A-body musclecar of 1969-the GTS and the 340 Swinger. Patrick was kind enough to share his list with this GTS Registry. Similar to the Alan Miller 1967/1968 GTS Registry (found on the 67/69 GTS Registry page) Patrick compiled his list during the 1980's. The Dean Registry contains 59 GTSs-including 25 440 "M" code GTSs!!! From these 59 cars, we have ONLY 7 listed in this GTS Registry. As with the Miller Registry, the question is: WHERE DID ALL THE GTSports GO??? Of special note, in the list of 340 Swingers that Patrick collected, he may have the VIN of the first 340 Swinger built for 1969!! VIN was LM23P9B100040! This was sent from a salvage yard in Las Vegas circa 1988!! I have included the 340 Swingers in the list below to honor our A-body high perfomance cousin-the 1969 340 Swinger!! Also, if you want to add your 1969 340 Swinger to the list below, please send me your info. The entries that you see with names and info have been sent to the GTS Registry and I have added them to Patrick's original list.
    There will be a *PDR* notation next to the VIN of any GTS found in both this GTS Registry, as in the Dean Registry!

    The Dean Registry

    340 :
  • LS23P9B1091**
  • LS23P9B1152**
  • LS23P9B1206**
  • LS23P9B1227**
  • LS23P9B1396**
  • LS23P9B1694**
  • LS23P9B2189**
  • LS23P9B2324**
  • LS23P9B2412**
  • LS23P9B2512**
  • LS23P9B2730**
  • LS23P9B3181**
  • LS23P9B3292**
  • LS23P9B3759**
  • LS23P9B3769**
  • LS23P9B3787**
  • LS23P9B3995**
  • LS23P9B4504**-Listed above-GTS#296

    383 :
  • LS23H9B1046**-Listed above-GTS#152
  • LS23H9B1148**
  • LS23H9B1227**
  • LS23H9B1494**
  • LS23H9B1511**-Listed above-GTS#15
  • LS27H9B1582**
  • LS23H9B1630**
  • LS23H9B1791**-Listed above-GTS#61
  • LS23H9B1808**
  • LS23H9B2093**
  • LS23H9B2178**
  • LS23H9B3234**
  • LS23H9B3400**-Listed above-GTS#14
  • LS23H9B3741**
  • LS23H9B3801**
  • LS23H9B3873**
  • LS23H9B3925**
  • LS23H9B4110**
  • LS27H9B4258**

    440 :
  • LS23M9B2455**
  • LS23M9B2455**
  • LS23M9B2455**
  • LS23M9B2455**
  • LS23MPB2455**
    Listed above are within 15 of the last 2 numbers of the VIN
  • LS23M9B2468**
  • LS23M9B2660**
  • LS23M9B2660**
  • LS23M9B2660**-Listed above-GTS#42
  • LS23M9B2660**-Listed above-GTS#286
    Listed above with 2660 are within 17 of the last 2 numbers of the VIN
  • LS23M9B2823**
  • LS23M9B2950**
  • LS23M9B2950**
  • LS23M9B3006**-Listed above-GTS#406
  • LS23M9B3181**
  • LS23M9B3181**
  • LS23M9B3444**
  • LS23M9B3457**
  • LS23M9B3457**
  • LS23M9B3482**
  • LS23M9B3498**
  • LS23M9B3518**
  • LS23M9B3578**
  • LS23M9B3578**
  • LS23M9B3578**
    Listed above with 3578 are within 10 of the last 2 numbers of the VIN



    1969 340 Swinger :



    Los Angeles built:
  • LM23P9E1129**-George R. CT 727/3.23/Y4 Gold/blk int/PS/PB/B.D.10-10-68
  • LM23P9E1209**-Alan S Honolulu, HI F5 340/727/3.55 stripe delete. Now painted black. Bought from original owner's family. Been in Hawaii it's entire life.




    Hamtramck built:
  • LM23P9B100040
  • LM23P9B1038**
  • LM23P9B1192**--Owned by Tom E from Florida. Former Car Craft magazine project car from 1969. Purchased at an estate sale auction. 340 4 speed originally red but still wearing its 1969 custom paint with Car Craft lettering still intact.
  • LM23P9B1290**-Len A. Illinois 340/727/3.23 gear/PS/Light group
  • LM23P9B1385**
  • LM23P9B1449**-Mike NC R4 Red 340/727/3.23/no option/white bumble bee
  • LM23P9B1548**
  • LM23P9B1584**-Dick Ohio R4 red now V2 Hemi Orange. Black bench 4 speed. White top and bumble bee
  • LM23P9B1712**
  • LM23P9B1915**
  • LM23P9B2014**-Steve K. Ontario-Y2 727/SG/Mouldings/PDB/PS/AM/woodgrain wheel
  • LM23P9B2249**
  • LM23P9B2315**
  • LM23P9B2412**
  • LM23P9B2435**
  • LM23P9B2450**Rich B. MN-T5 Copper 340/727/3.23 PS/manual discs/saddle interior.
  • LM23P9B2796**
  • LM23P9B2910**
  • LM23P9B3204**
  • LM23P9B3207**
  • LM23P9B3234**
  • LM23P9B3253**
  • LM23P9B3272**
  • LM23P9B3346**-Steve T. PA-B5(now B9)/white stripe/bench seat/4spd/3.91/factory AC/33K original miles.
  • LM23P9B413***- Terry- R6 Red,4 speed, 3 speed wiper, Am radio, black vinyl top, black bumble bee stripe.
  • LM23P9B3493**
  • LM23P9B3556**
  • LM23P9B3584**-Tony B. CA B7/white stripe/B5 interior/4 speed. Barn find.
  • LM23P9B3755**
  • LM23P9B3786**
  • LM23P9B3872**
  • LM23P9B405***-Adam R-BC Canada from Kentucky originally. Y2 Yellow w/ black bumble bee stripe
  • LM23P9B4074**
  • LM23P9B4133**-Larry -WI 340/727 B5 with blue bench seat column, white bumble bee. Unrestored with severe rear end damage.
  • LM23P9B4506**F6 Rallye Green-340/727-documented by GG as possibly the last 340 Swinger off the assembly linefor 1969.
  • LM23P9B271***: LM#12: 340/4 speed --Janin B from British Columbia plans on restoring his 340 Swinger. Orignally F8 Dark green and now B5 Blue, Janin is thinking of going with Vitamin C and a white bumble bee.
  • LM23P9B255***: LM#13: 340/4 speed--Shane from NJ has a modified 340 Swinger. The 340 is topped with a STR-12 cross ram and is painted B3 Light Blue with a B7 Dark blue interior. This is a Y09 ordered for a serviceman stationed in Germany. It was shipped back tot he USA in the 1970's and then landed in Hawaii before returning to Shane in New Jersey.
  • LM23P9B292***: LM#14: Kevin owns this roller project 340 Swinger. F5 Medium Green with black bench seat interior and green vinyl top. Also this is a V88 stripe delete car.







    MANY THANKS to Patrick Dean for saving his Registry, and for allowing us to share it with the GTS Registry!! It complements the 67/68 Miller Registry!! Currently, I am waiting for word on a "M" code Registry that has over 70 440 "M" codes listed. I hope to have that soon!
    FJR

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    Triple Solid Gold!




    I am a firm believer that one of the things that makes this Registry "tick" are the interesting stories that we receive from fellow GTS owners. Stories like the "Tornado Survivor 1967 GTS" or the international stories like Ragnar's of Iceland, or the Norwegian GTS owned by Lars S.

    The three GTSs that are pictured directly above are all owned by Ken W. from Wisconsin. That's right. All three. Look closely at all three GTSs linked in the story below and you can tell the minor differences between them. All three are listed in proper order above in the Registry. Ken relates the following:
    In 1976 he bought his first GTS. It is the 383 automatic of the trio. He paid $300 for the car. He restored the car 10 years ago ( 1993 ) and has driven it since.
    In 1978, while on his way to Green Bay, Ken spotted a gold GTS convertible. Thinking it was his, and had been stolen (!), Ken stopped to check out the GTS. It is a 340 automatic car and it was for sale. It wasn't until 6 years later that Ken noticed the 383 GTS and the 340 GTS were only ONE CAR APART from having sequencial VINs!!!!!!!! That's right, his 383 car was built, then another Dodge, and then his 340 GTS! Odd??? I would think so!!!!!! Ken has been looking for the car in between his two gold GTSs ever since!!
    In 1994, Ken was at a car show and spotted a "For Sale" sign on a 1965 Satellite that listed a 1969 GTS. After calling the number, and getting directions, Ken drove to the owner's house. He discovered that the 1969 GTS for sale was ANOTHER gold convertible!!!!!! How's THAT for coincidence?!? This one is a 340 4 speed car, and it needed a lot of work. Ken paid only $100 for the third gold GTS in his set.
    Recently, Ken was looking for a hardtop GTS to add to his collection and came across a clean 1968 Dart instead. It's GOLD of course!!!! Ken has performed all the resto work himself on his "GOLD mine" of GTSs and he will never part with them individually. He promises that they will all go to his daughter and grandchildren! Sadly, I received notifiaction that Ken passed away in August of 2011.

    THANKS for the info and great story Ken!!!

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    Option Codes and Costs!! Decode your fender tag here!

  • Base sticker price for a GTS
  • Two door hardtop 3209.00
  • Convertible 3402.00
  • Wheel base 111 inch�s
  • Track front 57.4
  • Track rear 55.6
  • Shipping weights for a GTS/dry
  • Two door hardtop 3102-actual with 1/2 tank of gas: 3395
  • Convertible 3177
  • Option codes and cost
    Some options may be available on other models; the price will be the cost on a GTS
    Accessory groups
  • A01 light group Glove box light (CodeL11) trunk light (code L25) map and courtesy light (std on convertible Code L05) ash tray light (Code L15) Ignition light w/time delay (Code L65) headlamp on reminder (Code L72) glove box lock (std GTS Code J11)
    Hardtop 26.05
    Convertible 22.15
  • A04 music master radio (Code R11) power steering (Code S77) variable speed wipers and electric washers (Code J25) Deluxe wheel covers (Code W11) left remote control mirror (Code G33) air foam front seat (std w/buckets)
    W/buckets 189.05
    W/bench 197.35
  • A05 dart protection group 52.80 Protective rubber floor mats bumper guards (front and rear) Undercoating and hood insulator pad
  • A13 440 GTS Price N.A.
  • A35 Trailer towing package
    Without air 14.75
    With air 4.25

  • B41 disc brakes 48.70
  • B51 power brakes 42.95

  • C13 shoulder belts front right and left (convertible only) 26.45
  • C14 shoulder belts rear right and left (N.A. convertible) 26.45
  • C16 console (N.A. w/3spd manual trans required W/383) 53.35
  • C25 head restraint-left 13.25 std after 1-1-69
  • C28 head restraint-right 13.25 std after 1-1-69
  • C31 head restraints (right and left) 26.50 std after 1-1-69
  • C55 Bucket seats (std on GTS)
  • C65 air foam bench seat 8.30
  • C92 floor mats protective rubber 10.90
  • C93 carpeting (std GTS) 18.20
  • D21 4 speed trans 187.90 (no cost on GTS std on 340 swinger)
  • D32 torqueflite trans std on GTS
  • D53 3.23 gear ratio 6.55 (std on GTS no charge w/D91 sure grip differential)
  • D56 3.55 gear ratio 6.55 (no charge w/D91 sure grip differential)
  • D57 3.91 gear ratio (no charge D91 sure grip differential required)
  • D91 sure grip differential 42.35
  • E55 340 4bbl (std on GTS and 340 swinger)
  • E63 383 4bbl. 35.40 (GTS only)
  • E86 440 4bbl price N.A (GTS only)
  • F23 59 amp hr battery 8.40 (std w/383)
  • G11 tinted glass all windows 32.75 (except convertible rear window)
  • G15 tinted glass windshield only 20.40
  • G21 clear glass w/air conditioning no charge???
  • G31 right outside mirror manual 6.85
  • G33 left outside mirror remote 10.45
  • H31 rear window defogger-blower 21.90
  • H51 air conditioning 343.45
  • J25 windshield wiper variable speed w/electric washers 10.60
  • J31 dual horns 5.15 (std on GTS)
  • J41 pedals dress up 3.90
  • J45 hood pins (see detail pictures below)
  • J55 undercoating w/hood insulator pad 16.60
  • L31 Fender mounted turn signals 10.80
  • M05 door edge protectors 4.65 (two door)
  • M21 drip rail moldings (STD GTS)
  • M25 sill moldings 11.30 (STD GTS)
  • M26 wheel lip moldings price N.A. (std on GTS)
  • M31 belt moldings 13.60
  • M81 bumper guards front 14.05
  • M83 bumper guards rear 11.25
  • M85 bumper guards front and rear 25.30
  • N85 Tachometer 50.15 (console only N.A. w/air conditioning
  • R11 Radio music master AM 2 watt 61.55
  • R21 Solid state AM FM 134.95
  • R31 rear seat speaker 15.15
  • S13 Rally suspension w/ front sway bar (no cost on GTS and 340 swinger)
  • S75 Steering fast manual 16 to 1 ratio 14.45 (N.A. w/power steering)
  • S77 Steering power 85.15 (N.A. w/fast manual)
  • S78 Steering wheel w/full horn ring 5.45 (15.40 on Swinger340)
  • S81 Steering wheel Wood Grain 26.75 (32.10 on Swinger340)
  • T73 E70X14 Red Streak Tires (std on GTS 45.45 on 340Swinger)
  • T74 E70X14 WSW Fiberglass Belted 26.45 (GTS only)
  • W11 Deluxe wheel covers 14" 21.30
  • W18 Simulated "MAG" Wheel covers 64.10
  • W23 Cast road wheels (the infamous recall wheels recall date 9-13-68) 100.10
  • V01 Two tone paint 22.65 (N.A. on convertible)
  • V1* Vinyl Top 78.65 **H Green floral (the only mod top available on a dart)
  • V8* Transverse sport stripe tape
  • V88 stripe delete
    Other Codes of Interest
  • Y05 Build to specifications for US
  • Y07 Build to specifications for Canada
  • Y09 Build to specifications for Export
  • Y12 Dealer export sale
  • Y13 Dealer Demo
  • Y14 Sold car
  • Y16 Sales bank car
  • Y39 Special order (appears on early M code 440 GTS without A13)
  • Y54 Chrysler MGMT employee new car purchase
  • Y80 Delete dealer prep
  • Y91
  • Y92
  • Y93 Show car finish without gas
  • Y97 Show car finish with 3 gallons of gas

    Reference Pictures!

    Export fender tags on GTS #476.
    Door tag on Export GTS #476.
    H25 Heater Delete dash plate!
    Radio Delete plate for 1969!
    Radio Delete fender plug! Looks like a retracted power antenna!
    AM/FM and AirConditioning dash plate!
    Convertible back seat detail.
    Shoulder belt bulletin. Optional before Jan. 1, 1969 build date-standard after 1-1-69.
    Engine bay view of the H25 Heater Delete "option"
    The Trouble With the B/RB Manifolds!
    What is Needed for That B/RB Swap!
    Motormount for the 383-a little dirty!
    Motormount for the "M" code 440!
    C-body and A-body big block oil pan comparison.
    1969 340 Four Barrel.
    340 with A/C.
    1969 "Mag Style" full wheel covers.
    The Infamous "Recall Rims"!
    Fan shroud #2785614 for 340/383.
    It should be noted that this is the ONLY Fan shroud made for all 68/69 V8's. You will see this sold as a "big block only" part most of the time and it WILL be pricey. There is a shroud that can be bought for less money and will work: part number 2998328. However, you can cross reference this at your local Dodge dealership. It will not work on 383 cars, but only on 340's!
    Right Side 383 Plug Wiring & Heat Shields.
    Left Side 383 Plug Wires/Manifold/Heat Shields.
    Detail picture of Trunk Finish Panel keyhole!

    J45 Hood Pin
    At first thought to be only a myth on the 1969 GTS/340Swinger, we now have documented evidence and photos showing the J45 option on a 1969 GTS. It is a LA built GTS owned by Charlie and Monica from Maryland-GTS #281 LS23P9E165***.
    J45 on the fender tag!
    Pin location on the hood!
    Pin mounting on radiator support with retaining wire and screw.
    Underside of hood with the hole appearing to have been punched-not drilled!
    The next are a series of photos depicting the various rear axle housings inspection marks and numbers from a pair or Los Angeles built 340 Darts. One is a 340 Swinger owned by George R. from CT. and the other is from a 340 GTS owned by Gord S. from Ontario. These two cars were built only 17 days apart on the same line. Note the differences between the two housing marks!
    Left axle tube painted numbers.
    Center section paint marks and number.
    Center section painted inspection number.
    Right axle tube paint daub.
    Front of center section inspection marks.
    Brake backing plate inspection paint mark.
    Now here are the two axle housings so you can see the difference in markings. The first is from the 340 Swinger:
    Back of 340 Swinger axle housing inspection marks.
    And here is the 340 GTS inspection marks. Similar, yet very different.
    Back of 340 GTS axle housing inspection marks.
    The 340 and 383 GTS may share idler arms, but the pitman arm is different. THANKS to GTS Dave for passing these photos on.
    Original factory arm
    Side-by-side measured height difference between the 340 and 383 arm.
    Another measured angle showing the arm length difference.


    GTS Lost & Found & Misc.


    FOUND: VIN plate LS23P9E115689. Car sold in southern California in 2001 without the VIN plate.
    FOUND: 383 block from GTS VIN LS23H9B117603. If you have this GTS and are interested in getting the original engine back: (1) why aren't you registered here in the GTS Registry, and (2) please contact Bob at captbobmd@yahoo.com
    LOOKING FOR: Cameron sold a 1968 GTS in 1995 and he wants to know if the car still exists. I do not have any record of this 1968 GTS's VIN in my files. Here is the VIN: LS23P8E110910. The GTS was last known to have been in Michigan. Please email any info to me here at the GTS Registry.
    LOST: This 1968 383 GTS was stolen over 20 years ago in 1986 in Los Angeles. A police report was filed, and the car was never recovered, but the original owner still holds the original pink slip. VIN LS23H8B404230. Any info? Please email it to me here at the GTS Registry.

    LOST: Looking for a 1969 Swinger340. LS23P9B388397. Was purchased new from Coast Dodge in Asbury Park, NJ. 340, 4 speed, B7 blue with deluxe interior. Stripe delete and 3 speed wipers. Anybody know of the whereabouts or demise of this Swinger340?? Email Frank at the GTS Registry if you have any info so I can pass it on to the former owner!

    LOST: 1969 383 GTS. Stolen in Oklahoma City circa 1972. The car was one of 488 made and if I remember correctly the production number was 102. The car was a Y2 Pale Yellow w/black vinyl top, 383-4bbl black bucket seats w/center console. If anyone has info I would appreciate hearing about it. If by chance someone has the car and has restored it that's ok too. I just would like to know it wasn't scrapped. If anyone recognizes the discription, even if it's the person who took the GTS, I won't do anything about it. After all, it's been 35 years, and I sure there are statutes that ran out years ago. This car was the 1st I bought on my own. Please contact me at me email address! Thanks, RANDY rjelsbury@yahoo.com

    FOUND: Original dealer paperwork for LS23P9B192969. Contact Tom at tom@tallzagauctions.com

    FOUND: Build sheet for 1968 340 GTS convertible. SS1 yellow with white interior. LS27P8B134341. Contact Barry at sixpak340@att.net Sheet is free to owner of vehicle.

    FOUND: Build sheet for 1969 383 GTS. B5 Bright Blue VIN: LS23H9B450565. Found along with the proper build sheet in a 1969 B5 Bright Blue 340 GTS.

    NEEDED: Driver side hood insert and Grill Center Piece for 1968 GTS. Contact Greg at: dartman_of_tampabay@netzero.com

    FOUND: Hood for 1969 GTS bearing VIN LS23P9E108188. Anybody missing their original bulge hood??

    FOUND: Build sheet for a "former" GTS. Car is now demolished and/or parted out. Beware of clones bearing this VIN: LS23P8B260307.

    FOUND: Build sheet for LS23P9B336611. Jim R. has found this broadcast sheet in the seat of his 383 GTS that, obviously, isn't related to this VIN!

    FOUND: Complete dash from GTS with VIN LS23P8B118112.

    FOUND: 340 block for 1969 GTS. VIN-158158 Contact David at challengerhk@embarqmail.com and then contact the GTS Registry with your car's info because it's not in the database!!!

    FOUND: 340 block for 1969 LA built GTS. VIN-113197. Contact John at schmittyjs@hotmail.com!



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  • 1) Year
  • 2) Engine/trans
  • 3) Rear gear
  • 4) Original body color/current color
  • 5) If vinyl or convertible top: what color
  • 6) Original interior color/current color
  • 7) Your first name
  • 8) Your general geographic location
  • 9) Your VIN-including the sequencial number. Would be neat to find the earliest and last production GTS!
  • 10) Build date ( if known )
  • 11) Is it original/restored? Customized? Pro-street? Race only??
  • 12) Any special options from the factory?
  • 13) Any "history" on your car?? Special stories??

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