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.
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.
This unrestored 1970 Plymouth Superbird is a documented 21,000-mile survivor featuring its matching numbers 440 6-BBL V-8 and 4-speed manual. One of only 308 built in this configuration, this TorRed icon serves as a factory-original reference for the Kissimmee 2026 auction.
This rotisserie-restored 1970 Plymouth Road Runner Coupe shines in high-impact Limelight paint. Featuring a matching-numbers 383/335 HP V-8, an Air Grabber hood, and a stunning white interior, this magazine-featured Mopar represents the pinnacle of the Rapid Transit System era.
This 1959 Plymouth Sport Fury Hardtop showcases Virgil Exner’s legendary “Forward Look” design in stunning Bronze over Copper. Featuring a 318 CI V-8 and rare swivel seats, this pushbutton-operated icon represents the pinnacle of late-fifties American automotive flair at Kissimmee 2026.
A high-impact Lemon Twist 1970 Plymouth Hemi Cuda arrives at Kissimmee 2026. This muscle car icon features the legendary 426 CI Hemi V-8, a Shaker hood, and a Black vinyl top, representing one of the most sought-after Mopar collectibles in the automotive world today.
This matching-numbers 1970 Plymouth Cuda Coupe features the legendary 383 Super Commando V-8 and a stunning red-on-white color scheme. Equipped with hood pins, factory fog lights, and a wood-grain console, this E-body icon represents the absolute peak of American muscle car history.
No Reserve 1971 Plymouth Duster 340 with 10k miles, drag racing history, original owner provenance, and period-correct V8 performance details.
The 1970 Plymouth ’Cuda 340 remains a pinnacle of the pony car era. This Deep Burnt Orange example features a numbers-matching V8 and unique houndstooth cloth interior, representing a rare late-production build from July 1970.
The unrestored 1970 Plymouth Hemi Road Runner Hardtop is a true unicorn of the muscle car world, being 1 of only 59 built with a 4-speed manual. Featuring factory Limelight paint and the Super Track Pak, this survivor crosses the block at Kissimmee 2026 with full history.