The Plymouth GTX arrived in 1967 as the highest trim on the Belvedere; the series was separated in 1968, when the GT became a separate model. It lasted until 1971, after which time it reverted to a ...

Barn finds have become a familiar part of the collector car landscape, but genuine Hemi-powered convertibles discovered after decades of storage remain exceptionally rare. Mecum Harrisburg 2026 will ...

A handful of 1968 GTXs were powered by the vaunted hemispherical-heads big-block, and fewer still had a clutch pedal like this Canadian conversation starter ...

Whereas some muscle cars survive because they spend decades hidden away, others survive because one person simply refuses to ...

While no longer with us, Plymouth was once one of the most famous names in the American automotive industry. It was sadly wound up in 2001, but along the way, it produced some amazing cars, including ...