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1965 Plymouth Mid-Size Cars Fact Sheet

Satellite replaced the Fury as the mid-size sport/luxury model. It was had a rich and sporty character. The Fury model moved out of the mid-size class.

1966 Plymouth Mid-Size Cars Fact Sheet

The mid-size Plymouth line received newer, more massive-looking bodywork. The line still continued with the Belvedere I, Belvedere II, and Satellite nameplates.

1967 Plymouth Mid-Size Cars Fact Sheet

The mid-size Belvedere line and its derivative models were slightly facelifted. The GTX “supercar” was added to the model lineup, with the 440 CID or 426 Hemi V-8 powerplants as the only choices.

1968 Plymouth Mid-Size Cars Fact Sheet

The Plymouth mid-size line was restyled for 1968. The cars were lithe and sexy. The model lineup was rearranged and expanded, and the economy wagon was deleted.

1969 Plymouth Mid-Size Cars Fact Sheet

The GTX and Road Runner could be optionally equipped with an all-new, cool air induction package, fed through functional hood scoops.

1970 Plymouth Mid-Size Cars Fact Sheet

The line had front and rear fascia changes but the look remained. The Superbird bowed. Engine offerings remained the same.

1964 Plymouth Mid-Size Cars Fact Sheet

The entire rear end was lengthened almost 2 inches and it was more tapered than in the previous season. Hardtops had a new, cantilevered type roof pillar.

1963 Plymouth Mid-Size Cars Fact Sheet

1963 Plymouths were three inches longer, an inch wider and had a flat roof line that angled into a flatter rear deck. Engine choices were much like the previous year, however the 413 CID high performance V-8 grew to 426 CID.

1962 Plymouth Mid-Size Cars Fact Sheet

The 1962 Plymouth line copied much of the styling from the successful 1961 Valiant. Most significant was the two inch drop to a mid-size 116″ wheelbase.

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