Plymouth For Sale In Tampa

This Blue bomb sits like it's ready to run. Finished in metallic blue paint with Crager wheels and side exiting exhaust, this 48 Dodge has attitude. The factory inline six is long gone. Power comes from a stout 350ci V8 backed by a 3-speed auto. Inside you're greeted by a bench seat wrapped in vinyl with a black dash featuring modern gauges framed in a blue accent. A modern tilt steering wheel has been added for comfort and convenience. A floor shifter is precisely located for shifting the gears and a tach...

When released, this car was a shock to established styling rules of the 90s. Jelly beans were out! Retro inspired, regulations be darned, head turning non-aero, hot rod motoring was in! Bob Lutz was head of Chrysler at the time and the Prowler was a shout out to the cool sleek Boyd Coddinton style Hot Rods of the late 80s into the 90s. Open cycle fenders and exposed font wheels bring home the look with the long hood and short deck proportions exaggerating the traditional 32 Ford look. The polished Billet wheels on this ride enhance the retro-future look of the Prowler and compliment the mile deep blue paint. The original wheels are available with the car as well. The top is a matching blue...

This 66 Satellite Convertible is the definition of clean. Nothing is out of place and the body and trim look amazing! The car fires up reliably and shifts and drives well with good brakes, smooth shifting, and power steering. The gold paint was redone about 10 years ago and holds a shine and reflection like it was done last month. The interior and bumpers are about as old and look just as good. The tan interior is rip free and looks near new. The black roof is rip free and is power operated. The car sits on a cool set of black steelies with chrome beauty rings and center caps; a low-key sporty look. Overall, this Satellite convertible is a nice head turner and great cruiser. They don't pop up in this condition...

Often overlooked and regularly forgotten, the first gen Barracuda beat the Mustang to the market by nearly two weeks. As the first 'pony' car, it was based of the Plymouth Valiant and intended to be a affordable sporty car for the booming youth market. This red 1964 Barracuda is a cool example of the breed and packs an unexpected punch under the hood. With this Barracuda the star of the show is the 360ci V8 under the hood. It has a crazy custom header set up, reminiscent of 1960s Super Stock cars. Behind that engine is a four-speed manual transmission. The 1964 Barracuda never cam with an engine this big. Maybe because the big V8 yanks this car around with ease. In case the exhaust noise doesn't turn heads, the bright red rust-free body is guaranteed to get attention. The interior is finished in red vinyl and the front and rear buckets look awesome. The car rides on red...