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One Family Barn Find: 1938 Plymouth Coupe

It is not all too often that you find a car that has remained in the same family all of its life like this 1938 Plymouth Coupe. There is no mistaking that this Coupe has been well taken care… more»

See The USA Part Two: 1940 Plymouth Coupe

If you read my previous story, See The USA Part One: 1935 Plymouth, then you are aware of my goofy idea to purchase a prewar coupe, complete some period modifications, and head off across America.  Given that my bank… more»

Stored Since The 70s: 1935 Plymouth Coupe

Nobody is better at perusing classified ads for cars and dreaming up ways to squander what little money I have to purchase them.  To justify the (usually) imaginary purchase, I assign a certain role for each car to play. … more»

Stored for 40 Years: 1936 Plymouth Coupe

The long trunk on this Plymouth P-2, Two-Passenger Coupe gives it a svelte look which really seems at odds with its position within the sales structure of the day. The P-2 was a low-priced Plymouth and was designed as… more»

Last Hurrah: 1941 Plymouth PT-125

From 1937-1941 Plymouth produced a line of light-duty trucks built on a chassis the company shared with Dodge.  Production numbers were nowhere near those of Dodge so it’s a bit of a rarity to see one of these trucks… more»

2 of 494 Made: 1978 Plymouth Volaré Super Coupes

The late-1970s were an interesting time. How many of you were alive and aware at that time? As in, old enough to be a fully-thinking human being? I don’t even know if I’m a fully-thinking human being now, but… more»

Nice Upgrades: 1973 Plymouth Road Runner

While this 1973 Plymouth Road Runner is a striking looking car, it is by no means original or standard. However, it is a really nice car, and its performance should be more than enough to put a smile on… 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»

7,317 Mile Econobox: 1993 Plymouth Colt

When the badge-engineered Colt first appeared on U.S. soil, it was actually a compelling captive import, offering rear-wheel drive and decent looks, combined with wagon variants and later “Silent Shaft” engine technology. As the years wore on, the Colt… more»

Solid Muscle: 1969 Plymouth Road Runner

When is a Road Runner not a Road Runner? When it doesn’t run, I guess. This Road Runner doesn’t run, but its original numbers-matching engine is still in place, and the car looks like a nice, solid one just… more»

Rare 1964 Plymouth Sport Fury

While this 1964 Plymouth Sport Fury may be a rare car, the circumstance it has found itself in is not. A convertible left out in the elements in Monsey, New York is going to be in rough shape. With… more»

1968 Plymouth Road Runner Garage Find!

Partially disassembled and dust-covered in a Biddeford, Maine garage, this 1968 Plymouth Road Runner awaits a new owner and a chance to once-again terrorize the roads. Thanks to reader “AMXBrian” for spotting this New England muscle car here on… more»

Big Fish Or Money Pit? 1970 Barracuda Project

60s and 70s Mopar muscle cars are really hot right now! This 1970 Plymouth Barracuda probably appeals to many of you and is being auctioned here on eBay. Bidding is approaching $20,000 but hasn’t met the reserve yet, and if… more»

Save Ferris, Save this Car: 1985 Plymouth Reliant

When this car was new, who would have ever thought we would be discussing it on a site called Barn Finds 34 years later? When you see something on the road older than 25 years old these days, it gets attention…. more»

“Excellent Original” 1965 Plymouth Sport Fury

This sweetie of a Fury is being sold here on eBay and is located in the fine city of Camden, South Carolina (home to our 24 Hours of LeMons race parade every fall) The seller tells us they are listing it… more»

Promotional Duties: 1971 Plymouth Sport Fury GT

According to the owner, this 1971 Sport Fury GT was built by Plymouth for use as a factory show and promotions car, and that it was 1-of-2 cars built for this purpose. Certainly, when you decode the fender tag,… more»