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This 1951 Plymouth Concord Suburban blends early fifties utility with modern V-8 performance. It features a 350 CI engine and a Tremec 5-speed manual transmission. With power steering and disc brakes, this vibrant red wagon offers a refined driving experience for the modern enthusiast.
This 1970 Plymouth Road Runner Convertible is a frame-off restored masterpiece finished in Sassy Grass Green. Featuring its matching-numbers 383 CI V-8 and a four-speed Pistol Grip shifter, this rare Mopar offers a high-impact combination of muscle and open-air freedom.
Excerpt: This 1969 Plymouth Fury Convertible is a vibrant orange cruiser featuring the iconic “fuselage” design. Powered by a data-plate-correct 318 CI V-8 with performance upgrades like a Mopar purple cam and ceramic headers, this Mopar classic offers an authentic and powerful open-air driving experience.
This 1973 Plymouth Barracuda is a meticulously built 1970 AAR Cuda replica signed by racing legend Dan Gurney. Featuring a date-coded 340 CI V-8, EZ-EFI fuel injection, and Sassy Grass Green paint, it offers a perfect blend of vintage style and modern drivability.
This 1970 Plymouth Satellite Sedan is a unique Highway Patrol tribute inspired by a real-world New Mexico confiscation. Featuring a fiberglass Superbird nosecone, a high-mounted rear wing, and a 318 CI V-8 dressed as a 440, it combines dramatic muscle car styling with authentic law enforcement details for an unforgettable auction presence.
This 1964 Plymouth Sport Fury Convertible is a rare Mopar gem featuring a rebuilt 413 CI V-8 and a 4-speed manual. With a fresh red soft top and new disc brakes, this iconic drop-top offers a perfect blend of high-performance engineering and vintage mid-century style.
This 1972 Plymouth Duster is a rare find featuring its original 340 CI V-8 drivetrain and a 4-speed manual transmission. Finished in Sherwood Green with a matching interior, this documented Mopar includes the original window sticker and broadcast sheet from its 1972 delivery.
The 1970 Plymouth Duster showcased here is a Moulin Rouge masterpiece featuring the legendary Slant Six with a Hyper Pak long-ram intake. After sitting in storage for 30 years, this Direct Connection build has been revived with 4.88 gears and a manual-shift TorqueFlite for the 2026 Kissimmee auction.
This 1968 Plymouth Road Runner Custom is a triple-black restomod masterpiece featuring a 6.4L Gen III Hemi and a Tremec 5-speed. With only 10 miles since a total rotisserie restoration, this widened and shaved B-body represents the pinnacle of modern Mopar performance and stealthy design.
The 1967 Plymouth GTX launched as a premium performance package to rival the era’s greatest muscle cars. This Dark Red example features a rebuilt 440 CI Super Commando V-8, modern air conditioning, and a crisp white interior, offering the perfect blend of 1960s style and modern drivability.