After having this 1969 Plymouth Road Runner parked in their garage for 21 years, the owner has come to realize that since they haven’t finished it in the past 21 years chances are they never will. As they say,… more»
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Winged Wagon: 1959 Plymouth Suburban
Well, it’s Wagon Wednesday and we have an interesting find for you guys! We love the finned cars of the late ’50s and we also happen to love wagons from that era. When we saw this 1959 Plymouth Suburban… more»
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Caved In Barn Find
Reader Justin T came across an interesting barn find just down the street from where he lives and he thought we might be interested in seeing it. It’s a Plymouth GTX and while we would love to see this… more»
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Hemi Heaven in Jacksonville
When it comes to Mopar, the Hemi is the Holy Grail. This big engine was often called the Elephant because of its large overall dimensions and high weight. Chrysler only built about 11k or so consumer Hemis from 1965… more»
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Number 16: 1964 Plymouth Barracuda
The title of “first pony car” may belong to the Mustang, but some believe that it should have gone to the Barracuda because it entered production two weeks earlier than the iconic Ford. That may be true, but “fish… more»
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Rare Diesel-Powered 1956 Plymouth Savoy
It may seem like a new trend, but auto manufacturers have been experimenting with alternative fuels for years. Around the time that Plymouth built their famous turbine propelled cars, they were also testing diesel passenger cars. The project never… more»
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Pole Barn Full of Mopars
The 1970 Plymouth Barracuda rolling shell is interesting, but we want to know what else is hidden in this pole barn. The seller has started their eBay auction at $1k with no reserve and they also have 1970 Dodge… more»
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Grandpa’s Stash
This 1971 Plymouth Fury Sport gets honorable mention, not because of what it is, but because of the number of beer cans stashed on top. Well, that, and the fact that the seller is unloading his grandfather’s collection of… more»
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25k Mile 1967 Plymouth Sport Fury Convertible
It has been mentioned before that estate sales can be great places to find cars and reader Andrew N. has just proved that point once again. This one-owner 1967 Plymouth Sports Fury convertible is claimed to be completely original… more»
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Mopar Sedanette: 1950 Plymouth DeLuxe
A sedanette is a two-door sedan with a fastback style roof. The term generally applies to Cadillacs and Buicks, but we think it’s appropriate here too. This 1950 Plymouth De Luxe was purchased from the original owner who took… more»
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Trailer Park Superbird
You never know where you might find a car. Take this 1970 Plymouth Superbird for example. Apparently, the owner keeps it parked under a carport next to their trailer house. They have owned it for over 30 years, but… more»
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Mopar Mausoleum
We have featured large stashes of Mustangs, Studebakers, and even Corvairs, but this is our first Mopar graveyard. There are multiple cars parked behind this building in Hershey, Pennsylvania and the owner would like to get rid of them… more»
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1967 Ghia 450 SS Project
If you thought the Fidia was at all interesting, then you will want to see this. It doesn’t look like much, but this is a very rare 1967 Ghia 450 SS. Unfortunately it sustained some damage back in the… more»
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Gentleman’s Muscle Car: 1967 Plymouth GTX
In 1967, if you liked the looks and features of the Plymouth Belvedere, but wanted something faster, than you would have likely found the Plymouth GTX to be a great option. While the GTX was based on the Belvedere… more»
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1970 Plymouth Duster Project
As the prices of the “big” muscle cars keep going up, the less popular models start to look more attractive. Sure a ‘Cuda would be nice, but the cost of good ones make them unattainable for many. Luckily, there… more»
