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This 1974 Plymouth Duster is a vibrant testament to American muscle car heritage. Cloaked in a striking orange hue with bold black accents, this Duster isn’t just a looker; it’s a performer. Under the hood resides a replacement 383ci V8 engine, a powerhouse ready to unleash its raw energy. This classic is paired with an … Read more
This 1968 Plymouth GTX convertible, originally special-ordered from Don DeMar Motors of Jersey City, New Jersey, in April 1968, is a remarkable example of classic American muscle. Having remained with its original owner for decades, this GTX boasts a potent 440ci V8, a four-speed manual transmission, and a striking Electric Blue finish. This car is … Read more
The 1967 Plymouth GTX was designed as a high-performance muscle car with a strong emphasis on power and style. This particular example is an exceptional, rotisserie-restored Arizona vehicle with just 41,000 miles, making it a standout among classic Mopar enthusiasts. With its original sheet metal, factory undercoating, and a numbers-matching 426 HEMI engine, this GTX … Read more
Preserving a piece of muscle car history, this 1970 Plymouth Superbird stands as an exceptional unrestored example of one of the most iconic American performance vehicles. Featuring just 5,444 miles on the odometer, this Superbird has received top-tier recognition, including Zzenith Certification in 2010 and the FIVA/HVA Preservation award at the Meadowbrook Concours of America … Read more
This 1969 Plymouth GTX Hardtop represents a classic piece of American muscle car history. A matching numbers example, this GTX was discovered in Palmdale, California, and remained in the original owner’s care until 2022. Parked by the original owner in 1986, it has since been restored by Diamond’s Auto Body and Classic, receiving a fuel … Read more
The 1973 Plymouth Barracuda Custom Coupe represents the pinnacle of Mopar muscle car design from the era. This particular example, Lot N572 at the Glendale 2025 auction on Friday, March 21st, is a custom build featuring a powerful 440 CI V-8 engine, a 4-speed manual transmission, and a striking Sublime Green exterior. This Barracuda is … Read more
The 1967 Plymouth Belvedere Hardtop represents a quintessential example of American muscle car design and engineering from the era. This particular Belvedere, scheduled to cross the auction block on Thursday, March 20th at the Glendale 2025 auction, boasts a classic white exterior, a striking red and black interior, and a V-8 engine paired with an … Read more
This 1970 Plymouth Road Runner Convertible represents a rare opportunity to own a piece of American muscle car history. One of only 179 produced with the 383ci V8 engine and a 4-speed manual transmission for the 1970 model year, this Road Runner Convertible is a highly sought-after example. The combination of its powerful engine, classic … Read more
This 1969 Plymouth Road Runner Convertible blends classic Mopar muscle car styling with modern performance enhancements. This example features a third-generation, fuel-injected 5.7L Hemi V8 engine, a 5-speed automatic transmission, and a host of upgrades designed to improve both performance and comfort. Finished in blue with a white interior and convertible top, this Road Runner … Read more
This 1971 Plymouth Barracuda convertible, refurbished in the style of a Hemi ‘Cuda in the early 2000s, is a potent blend of classic Mopar styling and modern performance. The centerpiece of this build is a replacement 426ci Hemi V8, reportedly assembled by Dean Nicopolis. Coupled with a host of other upgrades, this Barracuda is ready … Read more