1973 Plymouth Road Runner GTX Is a Rare Museum-Grade Mopar Loaded With Options
When it comes to the Road Runner and the GTX, two of Plymouth’s most iconic nameplates, we usually think about …
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DeLorean DMC-12 Barn Find Emerges With Only 977 Miles and Rat-Infested Interior
Created by John DeLorean, the father of the Pontiac GTO, the DMC-12 broke cover in 1981. Built in Northern Ireland, …
This 1951 Ferrari 212 Inter Had the Same Owner for 71 Years
Ferraris built in the 1950s and 1960s have developed into highly sought-after and expensive classics. As a result, most of …
1965 Chevrolet Chevelle Malibu SS Needs a Superhero to Pull It From a Storage Unit
The Super Sport was already a popular name in the Impala world, so Chevrolet decided to push things a step …
Mysterious 1970 Oldsmobile Toronado Has a Very, Very Intriguing Mileage on the Clock
Oldsmobile refined the Toronado with every occasion, so the first-generation series received new improvements, either in terms of styling or …
Burned 1970 Dodge Challenger Is Proof That Not All Classic Cars Are Worth Saving
When it comes to derelict muscle cars from the golden era, I agree that we should do our best to …
Once Abandoned in a Field, This 1939 Plymouth Pickup Truck Is Now a Gorgeous Classic
Established in 1928 and shut down in 2001, Plymouth is one of America’s most iconic automakers. The brand is also …
1969 Plymouth GTX in Sunfire Yellow Is No Lemon
In 1966, Dodge took the midsize market by storm with the Charger, a fancied-up fastback available with Chrysler’s most powerful …
1969 Plymouth HEMI Road Runner Spent Years in a Barn, Bad News Under the Hood
It’s been 50 years since the dawn of the golden muscle car era, and iconic cars from the period still …
You Fool Me Once: 1969 Pontiac Firebird Sells As Perfect Project, Buyer Gets the Opposite
Many Firebird fans remember 1969 as the year when the Trans Am came to be. After the public debut at …