Chrysler Corporation spread their performance image through multiple models and body styles. Plymouth began its magic in 1958 when it introduced its Fury with the Golden Commando V8 and electronic fuel injection system. By 1961 it had a 413 CID with 375 H.P. In 1964 a 425 H.P. 426 CID Belvedere Satellite became available. The Road Runner was introduced in 1968. The 1967 Barracuda, meanwhile, advanced through performance stages along with the new 1970 Duster. Special models and special engines, with variations in trim and interiors.
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From the 1950s through the early 1970s Plymouth, Dodge and Chrysler stood out as performance machines. First the Hemi engine, then RAM-induction, the Letter Cars, to just increasing displacement and cranking up the power. Chrysler established a bond with enthusiasts that rivaled the "we are a Ford Family First, Last and Always" attitude among Ford owners which began in the 1920s. The legend lives on among MoPaR collectors and today a 1970 'Cuda or Charger Daytona will fetch more money on the auction block than Ford or GM rivals.
Chrysler Corporation spread their performance image through multiple models and body styles. Plymouth began its magic in 1958 when it introduced its Fury with the Golden Commando V8 and electronic fuel injection system. By 1961 it had a 413 CID with 375 H.P. In 1964 a 425 H.P. 426 CID Belvedere Satellite became available. The Road Runner was introduced in 1968. The 1967 Barracuda, meanwhile, advanced through performance stages along with the new 1970 Duster. Special models and special engines, with variations in trim and interiors.
Chrysler Corporation spread their performance image through multiple models and body styles. Plymouth began its magic in 1958 when it introduced its Fury with the Golden Commando V8 and electronic fuel injection system. By 1961 it had a 413 CID with 375 H.P. In 1964 a 425 H.P. 426 CID Belvedere Satellite became available. The Road Runner was introduced in 1968. The 1967 Barracuda, meanwhile, advanced through performance stages along with the new 1970 Duster. Special models and special engines, with variations in trim and interiors.
