Welcome to our comprehensive resource for all things Plymouth history, news, cars, and restomods. Explore the enduring legacy of this beloved American brand, from its foundational models to its iconic muscle cars and modern reinterpretations. Here you will find everything you need to know about Plymouth vehicles.
The 1971 Plymouth Cuda Convertible is a true icon of American muscle car design, a potent blend of aggressive styling, powerful performance, and open-air exhilaration. This particular example, resplendent in its vibrant Curious Yellow paint, is a rare gem, a frame-off restored beauty with only 1,200 miles since its completion. Boasting a date-coded 340/275 HP … Read more
The Plymouth Belvedere II. A name that evokes images of classic American muscle, a time when raw power and stylish design ruled the streets. This 1966 Belvedere II Hardtop, set to make an appearance in Houston on Friday, April 4th, 2025, is a testament to that golden era. With a heart-pounding 426 CI Hemi V-8 … Read more
The Plymouth Barracuda. A name that resonates with power, style, and the rebellious spirit of American muscle. This particular 1970 Barracuda, slated to make an appearance in Glendale on Saturday, March 22nd, 2025, is a testament to the enduring allure of this iconic machine. With a mere 3,000 miles clocked since its comprehensive restoration, this … Read more
The Plymouth Barracuda. A name that evokes images of raw power, aggressive styling, and the golden age of American muscle cars. This 1972 Barracuda, a rust-free California car, represents a unique opportunity for the discerning enthusiast. With its original 340 engine rebuilt and ready to roar, this Barracuda is a project car with immense potential, … Read more
The rumble of a big block V-8, the iconic “beep-beep” horn, and the unmistakable styling – these are the hallmarks of the Plymouth Road Runner, a true legend of the muscle car era. This particular example, a 1974 Road Runner coupe, presented in a vibrant Bright Blue, embodies the spirit of these high-performance machines. With … Read more
This 1971 Plymouth Valiant Scamp isn’t your average classic. Originally sold by Fort & Schock Motor Company of Pekin, Illinois, this Scamp spent decades with its original owner before undergoing a transformation that turned it into a head-turning restomod. Purchased by the current seller in 2018, this Valiant Scamp now boasts a potent 360ci V8 … Read more
This 1973 Plymouth Barracuda isn’t your average E-body. Sure, it boasts a head-turning lime green paint job and a classic black vinyl interior, but the real story lies under the hood: a heart-pounding 440-cubic inch V8 engine with a triple two-barrel carburetor, pumping out a staggering 594 horsepower according to the seller. Big Block Power … Read more
Few cars capture the essence of late-1960s and early-1970s American performance culture like the 1970 Plymouth Superbird. Born as a homologation special for NASCAR, this Lemon Twist beauty stands out with its rare combination of a 440 CI V-8 engine, a 4-speed manual transmission, and the iconic aerodynamic design that made it a legend both … Read more
The 1968 Plymouth Valiant, a name synonymous with American muscle, presents a compelling opportunity for enthusiasts seeking a classic with a potent heart. This particular example, boasting a 383 cubic inch V8 engine, exudes raw power and timeless style. Under the hood, the 383ci V8 engine, boasting a 68 date code and a claimed 330 … Read more
At a time marked by social unrest, 1968 emerged as a banner year for the automotive industry. American factories churned out numerous soon-to-be-legendary muscle cars and pony cars, pushing the boundaries of design and performance. Among these icons were more pedestrian vehicles, serving daily commutes and family needs, that retained design cues from their high-octane … Read more