What kind of cars did Plymouth make in the 60s?

Passenger cars

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Name	Year Introduced	Vehicle Information
Valiant	1960	Compact car
Barracuda	1964	Two-door muscle car
Satellite	1965	Mid-size car, upper trim model of Belvedere
GTX	1966	Upper-trim mid-size muscle car

What kind of cars did Plymouth make?

Marketed primarily in the U.S., Plymouth was a high-volume seller for Chrysler until the late 1990s. They made their mark on the car industry in the 60s, 70s, and 80s with celebrated models such as the Valiant, the Fury, the Barracuda, the Belvedere, and the Road Runner.

What cars did Dodge make in 1967?

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Power plus: US 1967 Dodge, Plymouth, AMC, Chrysler, and Imperial cars.
Dodge: Dart, Coronet, 440, 500, Charger, Polara, Monaco.
AMC.
Plymouth: Fury, Belvedere, GTX, Valiant, Barracuda.
Plymouth Fury.
Belvedere and GTX.
Valiant: Mini Mercedes?
Barracuda: On its Own…

What muscle car did Plymouth make?

Plymouth launched its encompassing Rapid Transit System muscle armada for 1970. It included the ‘Cuda, Road Runner, GTX, and the new compact Duster 340. The ’71 GTX was one of the last big-block cars of the muscle age, and while the Road Runner name fluttered on until 1978, it was performance in image only.

What cars did Plymouth make in 1968?

In 1968, the Plymouth line was easy to remember as A, B, C. That is, A-bodies (Valiant and Barracuda), B-bodies (GTX, Satellite, Road Runner, Belvedere), and C-bodies (Fury, VIP).

What engines were available in a 1967 Dodge Coronet?

Number built – 10,347 (10,109 coupes, 238 convertibles)

Construction – Body-on-frame.

Engines – 440 Magnum, 426 Hemi.

Horsepower/Torque – 440 Magnum: 375 horsepower @ 4,600 rpm, 480 lb-ft torque, 426 Hemi: 425 horsepower @ 5,000 rpm, 490 lb-ft torque.

Compression – 440 Magnum: 10.1, 426 Hemi: 10.25.

What body style is 1967 Dodge Coronet?

1965–1967

Fifth generation
Body style	4-door wagon (1965–70) 4-door sedan (1965–70) 2-door sedan (1965–67) 2-door coupe (1968–70) 2-door hardtop (1965–70) 2-door convertible (1965–70)
Platform	B-body
Related	Plymouth Belvedere Dodge Charger Plymouth GTX Plymouth Road Runner
Powertrain

What cars did Plymouth make in 1965?

Below is the Plymouth section of the 1965 Chrysler Corporation booklet. It covers the Fury I, II and III, the Satellite, the Belvedere I and II, the Barracuda, the Valiant Signet, 100 and 200.

What was the Dodge version of the Plymouth Duster?

Replacement. In mid-1976 the Dodge Aspen and Plymouth Volare twins replaced the Dodge Dart and Plymouth Duster, which were still based on bodies originally sold in 1967.

What sports car did Plymouth make?

Plymouth Barracuda E-Body (1970 to 1974) As the sun set on the muscle car era, Chrysler would unload one final Mopar masterpiece on the performance world in the form of the E-Body ponycar platform, known more commonly as the 1970-to-1974 Dodge Challenger and Plymouth ‘Cuda.