Unrestored 1969 Plymouth Road Runner Is A 53-Year-Old Survivor Bought From A Farm
The most popular Road Runner version back in 1969 was unsurprisingly the 2-door hardtop, with Plymouth building nearly 47,000 units …
The most popular Road Runner version back in 1969 was unsurprisingly the 2-door hardtop, with Plymouth building nearly 47,000 units …
The most common Road Runner back in 1969 was the 2-door hardtop equipped with a 383 (6.3-liter) 4-barrel engine, as …
Back in the first half of the 1950s, the world was still recovering from the devastation of the second world …
American junkyards are packed with millions of classic cars nowadays. How did they get there? Well, while some owners got …
The Maserati 3500 GT started its adventure in the car industry back in 1957 at the Geneva auto show when …
The third-generation Plymouth Barracuda is arguably one of the most beautiful muscle cars ever built, hence its desirability among collectors …
Chevrolet was already preparing for a completely new-generation Impala, but this doesn’t necessarily mean the GM brand ignored the 1964 …
Introduced in early 1967, the Firebird was Pontiac’s answer to the emerging pony car market. Sure, it arrived a bit …
Historically speaking, 1969 was a pretty important year for Chevrolet Impala. This is because 1969 was the last year when …
1968 witnessed the introduction of the second-generation Skylark, and just as expected, General Motors made plenty of changes, starting with …