Plymouth for Sale in Morgantown, Pennsylvania

1939 Plymouth P8 As we say at the mall you never know what is coming through the door and what to my wandering eyes does appear, but a 1939 Plymouth 4 door P8. Now at first you might say so? But after you've perused a lot of shows and see...

1972 Plymouth Duster 340 The Duster, Chrysler's sporty competitor for the Chevy Nova and Ford Maverick, resulted from the Plymouth division's desire to use allotted 1970 restyling money for something more exciting than their usual two and four-doo...

1971 Plymouth Duster There are some cars that are easy to underestimate, and this 1971 Plymouth Duster is definitely one of them. Mopar's compacts were far more famous for being grocery-getter basic, but that isn't to say that the company didn't s...

1972 Plymouth Satellite Sebring Just prior to the Arab oil embargo where all the muscle car makers were in a panic because of the skyrocketing price of gas, and they were forced into stringent emission control standards, this car was introduced. W...

1973 Plymouth Duster There are some cars that are easy to underestimate, and this 1973 Plymouth Duster is definitely one of them. Mopar's compacts were far more famous for being grocery-getter basic, but that isn't to say that the company didn't s...

1969 Plymouth GTX Hemi The Plymouth GTX arrived on the muscle car scene in 1967 as Plymouth's serious contender, a hot rod version of the square Belvedere, with a Hemi V-8 option. Base motor in the GTX was the 375-hp, Super Commando 440-cid V-8, c...

1946 Plymouth Street Rod There are various theories about the origin of the term "hot rod". The common theme is that "hot" related to "hotting up" a car, which means modifying it for greater performance. One theory is that "rod" means roadster, a ...

1950 Plymouth Special Deluxe Convertible Old cars have gotten a bad reputation lately as being a rich man's game; news reports and TV shows depicting cars passing over the auction block for literally millions of dollars can easily put that impress...

1967 Plymouth Sport Fury Virtually everyone knows Plymouth as one of Detroit's legendary muscle car divisions. And while it eventually spawned some of America's premier stoplight warriors, the brand itself started as Chrysler's entry level marque ...

1967 Plymouth Belvedere GTX In 1967 the Belvedere GTX hit the streets for the first time in two years. It was the perfect blend of style and substance. Not too flashy or gaudy with some classy touches throughout that let you know you are in a high...

1963 Plymouth Savoy Mopar's factory drag racing program escalated in 1963 on two fronts, first introducing lightweight versions of their already trimmed-down competition models and then enlarging the Max Wedge engine from 413ci to 426ci. The Max W...

1965 Plymouth Belvedere In 1963, the muscle car wars were raging, and engine power was everything. In January of that year, the Beach Boys recorded "Shut Down" - a song about a drag race between a 1962 Super Stock 413 Dodge Max Wedge and a 1963 fu...

1970 Plymouth Barracuda Convertible The new 1970 Plymouth Barracuda was introduced along with the all-new Dodge Challenger. Both shared the new E platform, which stood for extended and, appropriately, was an extended version of Chrysler's K platfo...

1970 Plymouth 'Cuda Convertible The new 1970 Plymouth Barracuda was introduced along with the all-new Dodge Challenger. Both shared the new E platform, which stood for extended and, appropriately, was an extended version of Chrysler's K platform. ...

1969 Plymouth GTX A muscle car, by the strictest definition, is an intermediate sized, performance oriented model, powered by a large V8 engine, at an affordable price. Most of these models were based on "regular" production vehicles. These vehicl...

1968 Plymouth Barracuda Convertible You lying so low in the weeds I bet you gonna ambush me You'd have me down, down, down on my knees Now wouldn't you, Barracuda? Oh......As the song by HEART goes, so goes the overall look of the '68 Barracuda, s...