Tagged: Plymouth Belvedere

When the Waters begin to Retreat

The other was a new standard engine, the 110-horsepower, 230.2-cubic-inch six previously reserved for Dodge. Styled under Virgil Exner’s direction by Maury Baldwin, the 1955 Plymouth Belvedere was the most exciting Plymouth ever: sleek,...

While Chevy had Adopted the Fleetmaster

The changes bangkok condo for sales weren’t all cosmetic. Despite this, Plymouth offered much flatter cornering and generally superior handling thanks to Chrysler’s new ball-joint front suspension sprung by long, longitudinal torsion bars, plus...