Plymouth

Time Capsule Muscle: 1968 Plymouth Road Runner HEMI 4-Speed

Few muscle cars are as iconic—or as rare—as a factory HEMI-powered Plymouth Road Runner, and this one is a true survivor. Showing just 16,143 original miles, this 1968 Road Runner retains its original, numbers-matching 426 HEMI and 4-speed manual… more»

Top Trim: 1962 Plymouth Valiant V200 Wagon

It’s a shame that Plymouth didn’t offer the 1962 Valiant wagon in the Signet trim level, which was the top level for two-door hardtops. They had a unique black grille with a centered, round V badge. This 1962 Plymouth… more»

Solid California Project: 1967 Plymouth GTX 440

For Plymouth buyers who desired a higher trim level to accompany their muscle car than the Road Runner offered, a GTX fit the bill beautifully, plus it also came with a 440 as standard equipment.  The additional cost was… more»

Souped Up Slant-Six? 1973 Plymouth Scamp

The Valiant-based Scamp was Plymouth’s version of Dodge’s successful Dart Swinger. It was a 2-door hardtop that joined the Mopar lineup in 1971, two years after the Swinger. Sales were brisk for several years, hovering around 50,000 units/annum. This… more»

V8-Swapped Driver: 1967 Plymouth Barracuda Fastback

This 1967 Plymouth Barracuda Fastback has been garage-kept for the past 25 years and driven sparingly—less than 150 miles per year—according to the seller. While it’s described as a project, a lot of work has already been done, and… more»

All Parts Included: 1976 Plymouth Road Runner

Although the Malaise Era was a fairly miserable time in automotive history, Plymouth attempted to inject a touch of excitement in 1976 when it introduced the Volare Road Runner. It still featured a V8 under the hood, but performance… more»

Not Quite a Prince: 1964 Plymouth Valiant Wagon

Taming the excess of Virgil Exner’s original Valiant design took about four years, the effect of that “taming” amounting to lower-profile wedges, swales, rolls, and protrusions. They’re still there – just in subdued form. Despite its economy niche, the… more»

Rare 1970 Plymouth Road Runner Convertible

This 1970 Plymouth Road Runner Convertible is a rare factory four-speed example finished in Limelight green with a white top and black interior, and it’s now listed for sale as a non-running project. Plymouth built just 658 Road Runner… more»

Forward Looking Find: 1957 Plymouth Belvedere Convertible

The golden age of Mopar design is alive and well in this 1957 Plymouth Belvedere Convertible, now listed for sale in Watsonville, California, here on Craigslist. Finished in its original colors and wearing decades of California history, this Forward… more»

Three-On-The-Floor: 1975 Plymouth Valiant

OK, this one’s a bit rough around the edges, and some of you may even wonder why we’d feature a car like this 1975 Plymouth Valiant four-door sedan. Well, it’s old, a half century to be exact, it runs,… more»

318 4-Speed Project: 1973 Plymouth Duster

Plymouth had an instant hit on their hands when they introduced the Duster compact fastback in 1970. And they sold an ample number of Duster 340s, too, a small-block muscle car. This 1973 edition advertises itself as one, but… more»

Parked In The ’80s: 1974 Plymouth Barracuda Project

Having been tucked away safely in a garage since the mid-eighties, this 1974 Plymouth Barracuda seems more solid than many E-Bodies that turn up in the marketplace, and the seller states that it hasn’t seen a drop of rain… more»

Turbocharged Sport Compact: 1990 Plymouth Laser RS

It’s sometimes the case that we don’t notice a car because it seems rather average, whether in appearance or performance (or both). In the ease of the early DSMs, or Diamond Star Motor collaborations between Chrysler and Mitsubishi, the… more»

Mild Custom Touches: 1962 Plymouth Belvedere

Chrysler Corp. made a strategic boo-boo in 1962 when it came to their full-sized Dodges and Plymouths. Operating on the supposed assumption that Chevrolet was downsizing the Impala, et al, cars like the Plymouth Belvedere now rode on a… more»

Half-Door Rarity: 1974 Plymouth Trailduster Survivor

Looking for a rare Mopar truck that blends convertible fun, vintage charm, and solid 4×4 capability? This 1974 Plymouth Trailduster might just be it. Listed here on eBay, it’s an early-production example equipped with factory “half doors” and a… more»

Under Wraps For Nine Years: 1973 Plymouth Scamp

The Scamp arrived in 1971 as a 2-door hardtop version of the Plymouth Valiant compact. Beneath the badging, it was a Dart Swinger that Dodge had enjoyed success with from 1969. The seller’s 1973 edition carries common equipment and… more»

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