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This 1969 Plymouth GTX is a masterpiece of Mopar history, featuring a nut-and-bolt rotisserie restoration and a 440 CI V-8 engine. With a 4-speed manual gearbox and a documented Arizona pedigree, it represents the ultimate blend of muscle and refinement.
This 1971 Plymouth Road Runner combines classic Mopar styling with a 340 V-8, dual exhaust, Rallye wheels, and unmistakable muscle-era attitude ahead of its Tulsa 2026 auction appearance.
This 1964 Plymouth Barracuda Targa Top Prototype is a unique factory design study created to explore convertible possibilities for the Barracuda line. Featuring a custom Landau-style roof and a 273 V-8, it represents a rare chapter of Chrysler’s experimental history.
Rescued from 20 years of storage, this 1966 Plymouth Barracuda features a rebuilt 273ci V8, a fresh red repaint, and a custom two-tone tan interior. Equipped with a TorqueFlite automatic and a Borgeson power steering system, it is a quintessential California fastback.
Explore a vibrant fusion of pre-war design and modern custom flair with this 1940 Plymouth Custom Panel Van. Featuring V-8 power, dual exhaust, and a stunning orange finish.
Discover a rare piece of Mopar drag racing history with this 1962 Plymouth Savoy. One of only 56 produced, it features a 413ci Max Wedge V8 and a T-85 three-speed manual.
The 1970 Plymouth Hemi Cuda known as the Guatemalan Cuda is a unique time capsule featuring a fiberglass racing dash and heater delete. Driven just 53,584 miles, this 426 Hemi-powered export model represents a mysterious piece of Chrysler’s competition-oriented engineering history.
This 1969 Plymouth Road Runner is a highly authentic Frost Green Metallic hardtop powered by a 335-hp 383ci V8 and a four-speed manual transmission. A true New Jersey survivor held by one family since 1973, it features the N96 Air Grabber hood and a Sure Grip rear axle.
This 1957 Plymouth Suburban is a rare two-door station wagon and a veteran of the Hemmings Great Race. Powered by a rebuilt 318 Poly V8 and sold at no reserve to benefit the X-Cup Legacy Foundation, it features modern disc brakes, air conditioning, and a fully refreshed interior.
Known as “Hellfish,” this 1972 Plymouth Barracuda was transformed by Roadster Shop into a twin-turbocharged monster. Featuring a 1,241 hp 7.0L Hemi V8 and a Fast Track chassis, it represents a world-class fusion of pro-touring capability and radical muscle car design.