Just when we think that SURELY all the real Hemi muscle cars have been found and restored, we discover one like this 1968 Plymouth 426 Hemi Road Runner. Located in Pipersville, Pennsylvania, this highly desirable Mopar could be considered… more»
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Convertible Survivor: 1964 Valiant Signet 200
Very original and in fair shape, this Valiant Signet 200 is a simple yet fun survivor that would make for a great small classic for those with a tiny garage in the city. With a great vintage appeal, and… more»
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Fins And A Big Block: 1959 Plymouth Savoy
“Suddenly, it’s 1960” was the ad slogan that introduced the legendary Forward Look generation of Mopars back in 1957. For Plymouth, that slogan had a double meaning by 1959, as big changes were coming in the following year. In… more»
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V8 Survivor: 1974 Plymouth Valiant
From 1974 until the mid to late 1980s this Plymouth Valiant was a car that might as well have been invisible. By that, I mean these cars were very common, daily transportation appliances that didn’t turn many heads. These… more»
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25 Original Miles! 1993 Plymouth Sundance
How does this happen: a 1993 Plymouth Sundance with just 25 miles from new! This is basically a car that was never test driven, and certainly not used by anyone on a daily basis. The condition would seem to… more»
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Disco Era Survivor: 1978 Plymouth Volare
It’s a bit hard to believe nowadays, but when the Chrysler F-body platform (Dodge Aspen & Plymouth Volare) was introduced in mind-1976, these were considered compact cars. All a matter of perspective, I guess. A bit hefty for a… more»
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McQueen Style Hangar Queen: 1929 Plymouth Coupe
When scouting for barn finds, it sometimes helps to expand your definition of a barn. Take for example airplane hangars. Many pilots are also car nuts, and they often park their four wheeled collectibles right beside the ones with… more»
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2nd Gen Beeper: 1972 Plymouth Road Runner
1972 was the beginning of the end for classic muscle cars. A few years later they would all be gone, victims of crippling insurance rates, the fuel crisis, clean air standards and changing tastes. Fortunately many models still kept… more»
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BF EXCLUSIVE: Massive Salvage Yard Collection
To the Barn Finds community: I’m posting my own “Exclusive” for the first time on behalf of a friend who has over 10 acres of cars, trucks, and motorcycles on his property. I am helping him with moving some of his… more»
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V8 Coupe: 1966 Plymouth Valiant Signet
After a lifetime in Arizona, this V8 Valiant coupe is a sweet unrestored classic that looks like plenty of fun to drive. With many rebuilt systems, and equipped with factory air conditioning, you could cruise comfortably in this small… more»
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Worth It? 1967 Plymouth Satellite Convertible
You’re going to have to use your imagination a bit with this ex-barn find. Why “ex?” Because someone already bought it from the original owner’s barn and is now looking to sell it on. The imagination part — well,… more»
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Unbelievably Original! 1967 Plymouth GTX
Original paint, original interior, original 440 cid V8, never seen rain or snow, mileage under 20,000. Never touched by water even for a wash. Whoa! This gleaming 1967 Plymouth GTX in the American Midwest offers few nits to be… more»
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Petty Blue Four-Speed! 1973 Plymouth ‘Cuda 340
Pictures of this 1973 Plymouth ‘Cuda 340 four-speed in Sherburne, New York depict flow-through ventilation of many panels due to rust… the kind that triggers head-shaking or a sympathetic sigh. Lively bidding here on eBay has driven the market… more»
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Family Gasser: 1965 Plymouth Valiant Wagon
Sometimes taking something practical and making it impractical is cool and different. It is easy to say that this Plymouth Valiant wagon is different, but I wouldn’t say that it’s impractical. Add a big block V8 of your choice… more»
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Squirreled Away: 1936 Plymouth Touring Sedan
Many people love the “Art Deco” inspired styling of the cars of this era. America was still in the depression but things were starting to look up for many people in 1936. Car companies had survived the depression by… more»
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Best One Left? 1978 Plymouth Sapporo
Over the last year, more than a few of these captive import re-badged Mitsubishis have popped up for sale, but this stick-shift Sapporo is one of the nicest we’ve seen. Plus, the last few cars were automatics, so the… more»
