You may remember Part I of the Georgia collection we’re helping to market. I had the chance to make a second and third visit to further document the collection and I’m happy to share those finds here as an… more»
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Garaged Road Toad: 1961 Plymouth Valiant
Veteran automotive journalist Tony DeFeo once wrote that the 1st-generation Valiant represented “the angry drunk with a crayon and napkin school of automotive styling, like no other machine of the era.” Yet the unibody design introduced with the Valiant… more»
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Restomod Candidate: 1971 Plymouth Barracuda
Originally packing an inline 6 with a floor mounted 3 speed, this ’71 Barracuda convertible could be made into the Hemi 4 speed convertible of your dreams. With a lot of interest in the auction this convertible has been… more»
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Rust-Free! 1966 Plymouth Valiant V-100
Different people look for different things when they’re vehicle shopping or just vehicle dreaming. The most significant consideration for me is whether a vehicle is rust-free or not. Having grown up in the upper-Midwest and having dealt with miserable… more»
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Is That You Christine? 1958 Plymouth Belvedere
There are a handful of iconic movie cars that are instantly recognizable, although perhaps none are more creepy than this one. The 1958 Plymouth Belvedere was the star of the cult classic Christine. Directed by horror master John Carpenter, the… more»
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Retired Drag Car! 1969 Plymouth Barracuda 440
Born from Plymouth’s economy-minded Valiant, the first-generation Barracuda offered fastback styling and available V8 performance in a lightweight package. By model year 1969, buyers could upgrade this stylish “compact” with a 383 cubic inch V8 for some serious performance…. more»
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Droptop Twins: Two 1965 Plymouth Valiant convertibles
For Mopar A-body aficionados, here’s an opportunity to pick up a pair of 1965 Plymouth Valiant Convertibles! They are being offered here on Craigslist with an asking price of $3,500. They are located in Glenallen, Missouri, which is halfway between Memphis… more»
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Swayback Express: 1937 Plymouth PT50 Pickup
If you were a Plymouth dealer in the mid 1930s, times were pretty good. Plymouths were selling very well, making the brand was the third most popular in America. However, good sales can always be made better. Chrysler head… more»
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5-Speed For Trade: 1988 Plymouth Voyager
Some of you never thought you’d see the day when vehicles from the 1980s would be shown on classic car websites, let alone a minivan. Every day that you wake up you’re a day older and so is the… more»
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Ready To Roll: 1970 Plymouth Barracuda 340
Barracuda’s are not the most common muscle car to find, especially in running condition like this factory 340 4-speed car. The market for these Plymouth’s has tripled in the past 15 years, and these cars are difficult to find… more»
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Belvedere From Belvidere: 1954 Plymouth Convertible
I’m not sure if the geographic location is right on this particular car, but if it is it’s pretty funny. Well, it is to me anyway. You will find this 1954 Plymouth Belvedere Convertible for sale here on Craigslist…. more»
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Rotisserie Ready: 1959 Plymouth Sport Fury Project Car
The Sport Fury was the range-topping vehicle for Plymouth in 1959, and was available only as a convertible or as a 2-door hardtop. This hardtop version is advertised for sale here on eBay. Located in Salisbury, North Carolina, it… more»
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A Project With Teeth: 1966 Plymouth Barracuda
When you reflect back upon the cars that Plymouth produced during the 1960s the first generation Barracuda is a shape that has become both readily identifiable and iconic. This 1966 Barracuda Formula S is for sale here on eBay…. more»
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Parked For 56 Years: 1948 Plymouth Special Deluxe Convertible
Can you spot the car in the garage? Well, there’s one in there, and it’s a 1948 Plymouth Special Deluxe convertible. Buick had the Special and Ford had the Deluxe. I guess Plymouth thought they would one-up the competition… more»
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Fins For The Family: 1960 Plymouth Station Wagon
1960 brought some big changes to Plymouth. It was the first year for the unibody platform, and the bulletproof slant 6 also began its 27-year run in ’60. What didn’t change were heroically-sized fins and Virgil Exner’s increasingly “unique”… more»
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Christine’s Uncle: 1957 Plymouth Belvedere
Even without Stephen King’s novel (and John Carpenter’s movie), the 1957-58 Plymouth lineup would still be extremely collectible. Arguably the cleanest of Virgil Exner’s Forward Look designs, these cars represent the boundless space-age enthusiasm of America in the late… more»
