Posts Tagged ‘Plymouth’
DeSoto History (the short version)
Many automobile manufacturers with long and illustrious histories have not survived to the present day. In this category, one company stands out: DeSoto, which was previously a Chrysler division that specialized in the kinds of large family cars that were common among 1950’s American autos. The Hernando de Soto brand, named after the Spanish conquistador…
Read MoreHistory of the “SUPERBIRD”
The Wildest of the Wild While the 1969 Charger Daytona and the 1970 Superbird share some obvious similarities, the only true similarities are the front windshield and side glass. Additionally, their sheet metal nose cones and tall cast aluminum rear wings were unique. For example, the Superbird’s snout is angled downward more than the Daytona’s,…
Read MoreCrazy Custom 383 Plymouth Cuda
Beautiful Tribute Hemi ‘Cuda convertible tribute with rotisserie restoration Hemi V8 426 cubic inch A833 manual transmission with four speeds Rear-axle Dana 60 / Posi-traction differential / 4.10 gear ratio Power steering, power front disc brakes, rear drum brakes, and a heavy-duty suspension are all standard equipment. Violet High-Intensity Paint with a black convertible top…
Read MoreCuda: A Fast Fish
Plymouth Barracuda from 1964The first Barracuda, which was built in 1964, was based on a Valiant with body panel alterations. Some vehicles carried both Valiant and Barracuda decals on the same vehicle. It featured the world’s largest bubble-style back window at the time of its construction. Additionally, it was the final year in which Chrysler…
Read MoreTop Cars to Restore
Lincoln Continental The Most Often Restored Automobiles Restoration is a costly undertaking. Even if you can do the majority of the work yourself, the components, equipment, and paint supplies needed to change an old automobile from a worn-out relic to a dazzling display beauty will set you back a five-figure price. We commend you if…
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