Sunday, July 31, 2011

Cars in the Park, Plymouth Muscle Cars, July 2, 2011

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Plymouth Road Runner Superbird
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1970 Plymouth Superbird. The facts from the sign beside the car: 34,000 miles. Options: Six Pack, 4-speed, Rally dash, bucket seats, Rally Wheels. One of 1,920 built to meet NASCAR criteria of two cars per dealership. Body modifications: nose pierce, rear roofline rear wing, air ducts on front fender.

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A-maz-ing!

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1970 Plymouth GTX 410 4 barrel. Other facts: pistol grip 4 speed w/console; Track Pak (Dana 3.54); air grabber fresh air hood, hood-mounted turn signal indicators, lime light green paint, Performance Hood Paint, white side stripes, chrome exhaust tips.

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Plymouth Road Runner Convertible, I didn't get the year. The article lists the Road Runner as a muscle car.

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1964 Plymouth Sport Fury, 426 HEMI Engine, 4 Barrel Carburetor, 4 Speed 3.54 Gears, Dana 60 Rear.

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Interior and dash.

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Logo.

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Another logo.

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The front end. By the way, the Plymouth Sport Fury is listed in the Wikipedia muscle car article as a muscle car with this particular engine.

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1963 Plymouth Belvedere

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The shiny black paint reflects the pavement very well.

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See the push buttons on the dash? It's a push button automatic transmission. In the Wikipedia muscle car article, several years of the Belvedere 426S are listed as muscle cars but not the 1963.

1 comment:

Lois Evensen said...

Love old cars. Great images, but my favorites are still the Mustangs. ;)