When Chrysler rolled out their “Forward Look” models for 1957, the sales slogan was “Suddenly, It’s 1960!” Then 1960 came along and what were they to do for an encore? Compared to their then-recent predecessors, the 1960 full-size Plymouths… more»
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1958 Plymouth Belvedere Survivor
I’ve always had a sweet spot for the 1957-59 “Forward Look” Plymouths. Especially the ‘58s because they looked better with the quad-headlights. The marketing slogan in those days was “Suddenly, it’s 1960!” because of the futuristic styling that Virgil… more»
Big Block Project: 1967 Plymouth Satellite
This 1967 Plymouth Satellite was not as space-age as a ’59 Imperial was, but it was certainly influenced by the incredible space race at the time – at least in name. This project Satellite can be found here on… more»
55k Original Miles: 1967 Plymouth GTX
It is possible for a classic car to be both beautiful and brutal, and this 1967 Plymouth GTX would seem to prove this. Its presentation is not perfect, but it is certainly good enough to attract plenty of the… more»
Crying Fowl: 1966 Plymouth Belvedere II
When you read the advertisement for this 1966 Plymouth Belvedere II, it is easy to get the impression that this is the actual car from the Foster’s Farm TV commercials. However, a check of the original commercials shows that… more»
38k Mile Survivor: 1955 Plymouth Belvedere
The owner of this 1955 Plymouth Belvedere says that it is not a garage queen, but a survivor that he drives and enjoys. Lack of space has meant that he must part with the car, so you will find… more»