Plymouth

Rare ‘4 Barrow’ Option! 1970 ‘Cuda Project

Warning:  don’t read this post unless your tetanus booster is up to date! This thoroughly beaten 1970 Plymouth ‘Cuda looks like the vehicular version of Gene Hackman’s character “Popeye” Doyle, in the 1975 movie The French Connection II, after… more»

Is That You Roscoe? 1978 Plymouth Fury Police Car

Jeff Lavery recently teased this 1978 Fury in his writeup of a 1982 AMC Concord that came from the same stash as this car and the 1985 Plymouth Fury police car I wrote about. At this point, I’d be… more»

Government Cars Cleanout: 1982 AMC Concord

Fellow Barn Finds writer Andrew Tanner found the same treasure trove of ex-government vehicles being cleaned out in California as I did, with his recent write-up of a Plymouth Fury police package vehicle. I, too, found the collection of… more»

Bring 8 Friends: 1967 Plymouth Belvedere II Wagon

Wagons are hotter’n (insert un-pc phrase here) right now. This 1967 Plymouth Belvedere II Wagon is one hot wagon, even the eBay bids are hot with over $9,200 being thrown down so far on it and the reserve isn’t… more»

On Patrol: 1985 Plymouth Fury Police Car

Calling all units! Not so long ago, Diplomats and Furys roamed the streets in police livery with lights mounted atop the roof. While many M-bodies still roam the streets, the lower-optioned Salon trim models seem less abundant (if abundant… more»

Upscale Muscle Survivor: 1968 Plymouth GTX

In 1969, Plymouth had a couple of go fast cars that looked a lot alike. There was the base 335 horsepower 383 V8 and a four-speed for $2,896. It could get you through the quarter mile in the low 15s. Or,… more»

One-Family-Owned: 1965 Plymouth Barracuda

This car wasn’t found in a barn or a garage and it isn’t original, but it sure looks like a nice example of a 1965 Plymouth Barracuda. There is no reserve on this eBay auction and the current bid… more»

Clean Cali Wagon: 1951 Plymouth Concord Suburban

Are you ever amazed how kind California has been to so many cars?  The climate helps with preserving a car, but there is also something to be said about a good owner as well. Not original, and not quite… more»

Pickled 1970 Plymouth Hemi ‘Cuda!

If the Hemi Challenger from earlier got you excited, but was just a tad too expensive or was the wrong body style for your taste, this 1970 Plymouth Barracuda might be more to your liking! It’s still a Hemi… more»

Michigan Muscle Stash!

It’s good to have options. Coke or Pepsi? Big Mac or Whopper? Oreo or Hydrox? This Michigan car collection presents its owner with tasty options. Wrench on the 1967 Dodge Coronet R/T convertible, or the 1967 Camaro RS 327?… more»

Twin Stick Survivor: 1981 Plymouth Champ

Our resident Japanese survivor-car fanatic Scotty G. may want to check out this unmolested 1981 Plymouth Champ, a rare variant stemming from Chrysler’s affinity for re-badging Mitsubishi economy cars. This particular example is less frequently seen, as most of… more»

$1,500 Box-Checker: 1977 Plymouth Volare

Sometimes a particular vehicle checks so many boxes on your wish list but when the whole thing comes together it doesn’t quite come to the top of your wish list. This 1977 Plymouth Volare Premier is one of those… more»

Still For Sale: 1976 Plymouth Arrow 200 GS

$4,800 seems like a lot of money back in the day for a car like this 1976 Plymouth Arrow GS. Although, that’s only $21,000 in today’s money, hardly anything when it comes to new car prices. The seller is… more»

Misty Mountain Muscle! 1972 Plymouth Road Runner

Wearing a white hat, white interior, and Mist Green paint, this fancy Plymouth would have been perfect for Easter Sunday, or any pleasant drive on a sunny day. Currently located in Vernon, Vermont, this 1972 Plymouth Road Runner had… more»

When Only Speed Mattered: 1965 Plymouth Belvedere

It must have been rough to be a cop back in the 1960s.  Street racing had become the second national pastime, and nearly everyone partaking of that pastime had more horsepower under the hood than your standard police car. … more»

Needs Everything: 1969 Plymouth Road Runner

This car is tough to look at. Out of all the Plymouth Road Runners, 1969 is my favorite due to the treatment of those rear lights.  I love the coke bottle shape, the w-curve in the rear glass, but… more»

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