The 1970 Plymouth Cuda is the highest-production Mopar ever equipped with the 440+6 engine as 1755 Coupes came of the assembly line and out of those 902 were equipped with 4-speed manual transmission. That already makes this stunning TX9 Black…
This 1968 Plymouth Road Runner is one of those muscle cars, which won’t impress you with smoking hot appearance and luxury interior, but this is compensated with the most desirable powertrain. Don’t get me wrong, complete nut and bolt restoraion…
The 1971 Plymouth Cuda is quite rare due to its unique front grill and only 62 were produced with the Mighty 426 HEMI V8 engine paired with a 4-speed manual transmission. When this Mopar was purchased by the Wellborn family…
When back in 1970 Janice Sutherland saw an article about a Mopar going over 200mph she decided that is going to be her car. She got a bit confused between the Daytona and the Superbird, but that’s a minor detail….
Beautiful Red paint, fresh factory style interior and Big Elephant under the hood paired with a stick shift, what a cool looking Mopar. Sure, it sits a bit lower and have GTX hood scoops, but hey seeing a 426 HEMI…
As Plymouth cars were offered with countless options so enthusiasts could personalized their brand new Mopar and get noticed on the street, most Cudas we see are with bright colors, stripes, billboards, spoilers etc. Well, whoever ordered this particular 1970…
Owner of this custom built 1965 Plymouth Barracuda since 2014 is Matt Clark. At first he drove the pony car for a while, but then he decided to compete at the World of Wheels and had to spend most of…
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