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.
Barracuda’s Blaze: A 1969 Plymouth Barracuda Custom Coupe’s Rotisserie-Restored Powerhouse Imagine a classic Plymouth Barracuda, its vibrant orange finish gleaming, and the raw power of a 426 V8 ready to ignite. This 1969 Plymouth Barracuda Custom, fresh from a no-expense-spared rotisserie restoration, is a testament to the pinnacle of Mopar muscle. Featuring a 426 R-3 … Read more
This 1970 Plymouth Road Runner, crossing the auction block at Houston 2025 on Friday, April 4th, is a rare and remarkable survivor, a testament to the raw power and unadulterated muscle of the golden age of American performance. Presented in unrestored, highly original condition, this Road Runner, a V-Code 440 6-BBL example, is a true … Read more
The 1970 Plymouth Road Runner is a legend in the world of American muscle cars. This particular example, however, takes that legend to a whole new level. This isn’t just a restored Road Runner; it’s a completely reimagined machine, a testament to the power and potential of classic Mopar muscle. Previewed at the 2011 SEMA … Read more
This 1985 Plymouth Conquest is a remarkably well-preserved example of a classic ’80s sports coupe, showing just 37,000 miles. Originally sold new in Pennsylvania, this Conquest spent a reported period in long-term storage before being acquired by the selling dealer in 2024. Finished in a striking black and silver metallic, this turbocharged and intercooled Conquest … Read more
This 1963 Plymouth Sport Fury Convertible is a stunning example of classic Mopar muscle, reimagined with a potent Max Wedge big-block V8 engine and a host of performance upgrades. This black beauty boasts a powerful 440ci engine, a four-speed manual transmission, and a custom interior, making it a true driver’s car that’s ready to turn … Read more
This 1972 Plymouth Satellite Sebring, known as “Landsat-8,” is a stunning example of classic American muscle car design, meticulously restored and tastefully modified. This French Vanilla coupe boasts a date-coded 440 V8 engine, dual quad carburetors, and a host of other upgrades, making it a true showstopper and a thrilling driving machine. Its award-winning pedigree … Read more
The 1936 Plymouth Tudor Sedan. A name that evokes images of classic American automobiles, the Art Deco era, and the simple elegance of pre-war design. This particular example, however, is far from original. It’s a beautifully customized restomod, seamlessly blending the timeless styling of the ’36 Plymouth with the modern power and comfort of a … Read more
The 1967 Plymouth GTX. These three letters represent the pinnacle of Mopar muscle from the golden age of American performance. This particular GTX, with its original 440/375 HP Super Commando V-8 engine and striking Bright Red paint, is a prime example of why these cars are so revered by collectors and enthusiasts alike. It’s a … Read more
The 1956 Plymouth Savoy. A classic American coupe from the golden era of automotive design. This particular Savoy, however, is far from ordinary. It’s a meticulously customized machine, blending the timeless elegance of its original design with modern performance, comfort, and a touch of artistic flair. Finished in sleek black and boasting a powerful 360 … Read more
The name “Hemi ‘Cuda” resonates with power, performance, and a touch of rebellious spirit. This 1970 Plymouth Hemi ‘Cuda, finished in striking Medium Blue Metallic, is a prime example of why these cars have become legendary. It’s not just a car; it’s a symbol of American muscle car dominance, a rolling piece of automotive art … Read more