This high-impact Mopar still has its original interior, but the factory 383-cubic-inch V8 is long gone. The engine bay isn't ...

Plymouth sold only 658 Road Runner convertibles in 1970. This drop-top is one of only 20 equipped with the 440 Six-Barrel and four-speed manual.

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Perhaps the title of this article is a bit cheeky considering this particular car is in the mix. The 383 cu-in Coyote Duster engine with the Air Grabber hood definitely catches the eye, but it is par ...

We have saved the best for the last. Keep reading. Plymouth's response to the bloating and rising costs of performance cars, the Road Runner was introduced in 1968 as the ultimate no-frills muscle car ...