Plymouth Fury in its prime (1956-1974): from killer muscle car to ...
Plymouth Fury, 1956-1974 From Top Muscle to Family Sedan. The Plymouth Fury started out as the brand’s proof of what it could do, an action that boosted sales but would come back to haunt and possibly even kill Plymouth itself. The development story of the Plymouth Fury was a tale of intrigue, revenge, and betrayal.
Plymouth cars of 1960 including Valiant and Fury - Allpar Forums
The 1960 Plymouth car lineup . Plymouth returned to a three-model lineup when its Sport Fury was dropped after just one year (it would reappear in 1962 for a much longer run.) There was also a new bottom-bottom line called the Fleet Special made up of cars designed specifically for taxi and other high-use commercial applications.
The Oldest Known Plymouth: 1928 Plymouth Car Sold at...
Nov 16, 2020 · The bid then hit C$25,000, and despite valiant work by the auctioneer Kevin Scribner, that is where the bidding stopped. Scribner shouted "I just sold the World's Oldest Known Plymouth for $25,000!" The car was bought by Michael Hunter of Windsor, Ontario, who plans to restore the car to its original glory. In its own way, this car is "going ...
The history of Chrysler, Dodge, and Plymouth police cars - Allpar …
Based on Dodge, Plymouth & Chrysler Police Cars 1956-1978: Mopar squads got the big-block 413 in 1963, generating 360 hp and 470 lb-ft, and running a quarter mile in 16 seconds. By 1965, when Plymouth had a Belvedere and Fury Pursuit with an optional 330 hp 383, Mopar squads were used by nearly every state.
Plymouth cars of 1949 to 1952 - Allpar Forums
Introduction to the 1949-1952 Plymouth cars. Also at Allpar: Plymouth 1946-1948 Plymouth 1949 Plymouth 1950 Plymouth 1951. The 1949-52 Plymouths remain an enigma to Plymouth fans. While they were and are popular, they are considered by many to be rather unexciting and certainly less than they could have been.
Plymouth, Chrysler, and Dodge cars of 1967 - Allpar Forums
Plymouth, Chrysler, and Dodge cars of 1967: Belvedere, Fury, Barracuda, GTX, and Valiant. Power plus: US 1967 Dodge, Plymouth, AMC, Chrysler, and Imperial cars. 1967 was one of the boom years of the muscle car era — so let’s start with engines. Chrysler had a wide range, from the slant sixes with single barrel carburetors to that famed ...
Plymouth cars of the 1940s (from the Illustrated Plymouth
Nov 16, 2020 · Plymouth again returned to offering three distinct series. At the bottom of the ladder was the P17 Deluxe built on a 111-inch wheelbase. Austere in terms of trim, bright work, and upholstery, it came in just three body styles-single seat three-passenger business man's coupe, five-passenger fastback two-door sedan, and a revolutionary two-door ...
Plymouth cars of 1935 - PJ and others - Allpar Forums
Jan 26, 2006 · Plymouth entered 1935 with an all new car from the ground up. In many respects the car was a giant leap forward in automotive design and technology, but in other respects the car was also a small step backward. Both 1933 and 1934 had been good years for Plymouth. 1935 was to be no exception. Production was up 49 percent over 1934 but it would ...
Plymouth cars of 1973 - Fury, Valiant, Road Runner, Satellite, …
The mid-sized Satellite sedans continued with their own 117" wheelbase - two inches longer than the coupe version. The top line wagon was called Regent, borrowed from Canadian Plymouth-bodied Dodges of the 1950s. For 1973, with no sheet metal changes, Satellite sedans were given a new grille inset.
Plymouth Cricket, and Chrysler Sunbeam small cars from Europe
The Plymouth Cricket was a Hillman Avenger (made by Chrysler Europe) adapted to the United States. Chrysler began developing a new car in 1967-68 to compete with the forthcoming Chevy Vega and Ford Pinto; like Ford, it was to use a British four cylinder engine (in Chrysler’s case, the 1725cc Rootes Group motor).