Michigan sheriff's office auctioning '69 muscle car abandoned in storage
SUTTONS BAY, Mich. - A sheriff's office in northern Michigan is auctioning some rare muscle: a 1969 Plymouth GTX convertible.
Leelanau County Undersheriff Steve Morgan says the car probably was stored for decades. The odometer shows less than 21,000 miles. The two-door GTX is known as a muscle car for its powerful engine.
The car was abandoned in a storage building that has changed hands a few times, northwest of Traverse City. Morgan says investigators searched the vehicle's identification number but couldn't find an owner.
The car will be sold as-is to the highest bidder. The online auction at MITN Surplus Auction starts Wednesday and runs through June 18.
The GTX is missing a battery. The condition of the car's engine is not known, but the red-and-black exterior looks good.
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In a May 21, 2019 handout photo from the Leelanau County Sheriff, a 1969 Plymouth GTX convertible is seen. (Leelanau County Sheriff via AP)
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Though it was a remarkable find so a lot of people who were interested in the car are going to be disapponted. 
But another DUer posted a follow up - they found the owner! 
https://www.democraticunderground.com/?com=view_post&forum=1205&pid=1766
