Used Plymouth Cars for Sale near Mirabel, QC

340 T/A Racing Engine with a 540 Lift Mechanical "Mopar Purple" Camshaft & 6-Pack Intake 727 Torqueflite Automatic Transmission with a TF-3 Transgo Full Manual Shift Kit & Slapstik Floorshifter 8.75" Sure Grip Rear with 4.11 Gear Ratio & 275/60/R15 Rear Tires on Rallye Wheels

Complete restoration, 340 engine is from a 1970 Plymouth Cuda' (complete rebuild with some upgrades), 2 years to restore, 100% mine, new quarter panels, rockers, and fenders.

great power to weight, stock 340 4 spd all #s matching, paint (tor-red),complete restoration inside and out,the first and only year of the valiant label, 391 rearend gears, very low production numbers for the 340 car in this year ,canadian made , its a blast to drive, gas mileage who cares its a muscle car

Even though this car is almost 40 years old, it's really not too different from modern cars. Old Mopars like these are more like projects and have many different forms they can be built into. Road race machine, street/strip car, cruiser, or a combination of those. The fantastic Chrysler A-body "compact" line (not by today's standards, of course) abounds with engineering excellence not seen in Ford and GM products of the time period. Torsion-bar front suspension, Unibody construction, and powerful yet efficient slant-6 and LA small-block V8's are some of the main points. Amazingly, even though this car is built with sheet steel and good ol' cast iron and is more than 17 feet long, it weighs under 3200 lbs. (common weight for today's compacts) and glides along on the highway like a car twice its weight. This car was fun to drive even when it wasn't fast; with a rebuilt 318 engine with some performance goodies it should blow away most other "cheap" performance cars. The suspension is also very advanced, and even with the stock geometry these cars can pull over 1.0G in the turns with minor modifications (shocks, springs, sway bars, etc.); mind you, this is without any sort of traction control or ABS or anything of the like. Gas mileage depends on how the engine and gearing is set up; with my mild fast-ramp cam and spread-bore carburetor along with tall 2.76:1 final drive I hope to get into the low-mid 20's on the highway. This car is good looking, even if the paint is fading and cracked, and while not as sexy as a 'Cuda or Charger still looks refreshing compared to the ugly plastic eggs of today. I love this car, although I wouldn't recommend it to someone who wasn't a pretty hard-core gearhead as it does require a fair level of upkeep and doesn't have all the mushy (and weight-adding) creature comforts of today's cars.

This is a full race, super street competition drag race car. The owner, my brother, has one multiple divisional nhra events. The car has run in the mid nine second bracket in the quarter mile.