I was lucky to live thru the 1960s and the late 1968 thru 1970 Plymouth Road Runner, Satellites,GTX,Cudas, are some of the Greatest muscle cars ever built.I kick myself in the ass every day for selling my 1970 Plymouth Satellite it's without question my favorite car. When Mopar did away with Plymouth it was without question a very sad day in the muscle car area. Mopar needs to bring back Plymouth and build a new version of the 1968 thru 1970 Plymouth satellite, Roadrunners GTX,KEEP the roadrunner and the GTX cars 2 door.As far as Dodge it needs to bring back the Dodge charger and keep it a 2 door.I was luck to have had the 1969 Dodge charger RT 440 car and I had the 1970 Plymouth Satellite 383. The Plymouth Satellite was a complete number matching car. The 1969 Dodge Charger RT 440 car was mostly a number matching car it had the heads replaced befor I purchased it that was the only part on the Charger that was not original. Now I still have my Dad's old car it's a 1973 Dodge Polara 440 police interceptor California Highway Patrol Car number matching car. The engine still has the factory piston in it block is a standard bore. Years ago I did replace the rings reground crank timing chain and gears valve job.Rebuilt the 727 transmission.
I'll have the Road Runner. 440, 4-speed, 3.55 Sure-Grip, in white with flat black hood stripe and black vinyl top. Thank you very much. The girl can come too, if she wants.
"The Oddity Archive" says this much better: HEADPHONE WARNING AHEAD! 5 seconds later : WATCH OUT!!!!! In huge CAPITALS over-the-screen... (and this one was EVEN WORSE than Ben's)
The satellite isn't a GTX or Roadrunner, but it's one hell of a lot better looking than a putrid Torino and is no contest vs the badass hemi mills either 💪🏼😎. My third Mopar was a 70 RR, but was just a 383 car and was still cool though
@@electrolytics yes most definitely and are great motors, but not so much compared to some of the other Mopars that I've owned and were crazy fast rides. My first car was a 68 Charger, but with 318 motor and after that I always wanted a 440 or hemi car. When I was older and had the money to purchase what I wanted, l got a hold of an RT with built to the nuts 440 and an added six pk that was wicked quick and a riot to drive 💪🏼😎
I still have my Dad's 1973 Dodge Polara 440 police interceptor 727 transmission it's a complete number matching car. It's a California Highway patrol car. Will pass anything but a gas station.
@@electrolytics my 1973 Dodge Polara does 70 mph in 1st gear i had to 118 mph in second gear and took it to 140mph in drive .not strong off the line but great top end.
The 429 in the Torino was not very fast.My dad test drove a Mustang with the 429,could not burn off the rear tires off after helping the owner do high performance mods right
B Brunson Sorry for your loss. I still have mine. 70 Torino Cobra 429CJ 4 speed, shaker I got it when i was 17. Traded my 65 mustang for it from my brother. Bought back the stang years later and still have that too.
Motor Trend typically gives that award to whatever car is new or, if there are no new models in the segment, the most improved from the previous year. It's a meaningless award.
I bet that gal had no problem getting in to any backseat. Lol! Nothing against Plymouth, but they weren't no Ford, I'll take the Torino, as did most of the buying public.
I had a sport satellite. It did get me around but corroded like crazy (you could watch it rust) and I had to carry a stick with me to insert into the carburetor to start the car. I got this car in 1972.
I ate Chevys for lunch.also it was a Plymouth Superbird that held the land speed record of 223mph.it took almost two decades befor it was beat.it took a corvette engine and a 4 speed automatic and it just beat it after almost 2 decades.
I was lucky to live thru the 1960s and the late 1968 thru 1970 Plymouth Road Runner, Satellites,GTX,Cudas, are some of the Greatest muscle cars ever built.I kick myself in the ass every day for selling my 1970 Plymouth Satellite it's without question my favorite car. When Mopar did away with Plymouth it was without question a very sad day in the muscle car area. Mopar needs to bring back Plymouth and build a new version of the 1968 thru 1970 Plymouth satellite, Roadrunners GTX,KEEP the roadrunner and the GTX cars 2 door.As far as Dodge it needs to bring back the Dodge charger and keep it a 2 door.I was luck to have had the 1969 Dodge charger RT 440 car and I had the 1970 Plymouth Satellite 383. The Plymouth Satellite was a complete number matching car. The 1969 Dodge Charger RT 440 car was mostly a number matching car it had the heads replaced befor I purchased it that was the only part on the Charger that was not original. Now I still have my Dad's old car it's a 1973 Dodge Polara 440 police interceptor California Highway Patrol Car number matching car. The engine still has the factory piston in it block is a standard bore. Years ago I did replace the rings reground crank timing chain and gears valve job.Rebuilt the 727 transmission.
That gorgeous young lady is in her 70s now. Man, fifty years flew by!
The 1970 Road Runner features prominently in the film "Brewster McCloud".
To you young fellas I'm an old geezer now but back then our cars and chicks were fun and super hot I miss being young.
Wow she had some pretty legs!!!!
You should see them now! 😂
@@jimmycline4778 😂😂😂😂
I really miss you Plymouth, and when cars were cars.
Yea, I know a 800 H.P. Challenger Hell Cat could never keep up with these real cars and their ashtrays and hand pull air vents! 😂
Kia is the new Plymouth. And Audi is the new Olds.
I thought the 70 RRs GeTXs and Sattelites were the best looking of all the B Bodies.....
"Thoughtful reminder buzzer" -- oh, that's what I should have thought when I used to hear them (whenever they used to even work).
All right ya. convinced me...all take one of each....when can l take possession ..!!
Love Plymouth, l had a 69 GTX, 440 4 speed and a 69 Roadrunner Convertible
I'll have the Road Runner. 440, 4-speed, 3.55 Sure-Grip, in white with flat black hood stripe and black vinyl top. Thank you very much. The girl can come too, if she wants.
3:42 oh god. Make it stop.
But; that was one of the best parts of the video..
My grandfather had a 67 Belvedere and it had that lovely buzzer. Volvo 2 series have an equally annoying buzzer.
"The Oddity Archive" says this much better:
HEADPHONE WARNING AHEAD!
5 seconds later : WATCH OUT!!!!! In huge CAPITALS over-the-screen...
(and this one was EVEN WORSE than Ben's)
The satellite isn't a GTX or Roadrunner, but it's one hell of a lot better looking than a putrid Torino and is no contest vs the badass hemi mills either 💪🏼😎. My third Mopar was a 70 RR, but was just a 383 car and was still cool though
50 Years ago...Wow! What will the next 50 have to offer us?
Road Runner is my favorite all time car but I wouldn't shy away from one of those Torinos.
The hemi would crush it and would not be afraid of no Torino, even with 428 CJ
💪🏼😎. I had a 70 RR, but was just a 383 and was still cool though
@@independent2368 383's nothing to scoff at.
@@electrolytics yes most definitely and are great motors, but not so much compared to some of the other Mopars that I've owned and were crazy fast rides. My first car was a 68 Charger, but with 318 motor and after that I always wanted a 440 or hemi car. When I was older and had the money to purchase what I wanted, l got a hold of an RT with built to the nuts 440 and an added six pk that was wicked quick and a riot to drive 💪🏼😎
God I want a 70 Roadrunner. Granted it's partly because of Hot Wheels World Race but still...
Can Rear Seat Smokers get even a single ashtray these days?
2020 Lexus GS has ash trays in the rear!
Oh man, those station wagons!
im a lover of the satellite and runner. why did they leave out the 429cj torino. cuz it was faster. and more options.
The Plymouth girl looks might good!
I had that 68 Polara from the beginning. Texas Car.
I still have my Dad's 1973 Dodge Polara 440 police interceptor 727 transmission it's a complete number matching car. It's a California Highway patrol car. Will pass anything but a gas station.
@@norristammislideshowmulgre877 Oh yeah. Heavy duty. Good runners.
@@electrolytics my 1973 Dodge Polara does 70 mph in 1st gear i had to 118 mph in second gear and took it to 140mph in drive .not strong off the line but great top end.
More room more ashtrays...sold. lol
The 429 in the Torino was not very fast.My dad test drove a Mustang with the 429,could not burn off the rear tires off after helping the owner do high performance mods right
Despite a much Older design, the Plymouth outperformed and it out equipped it's Ford rivals in practically all areas
How fun.
Plymouth was Always better than the ford. Hahaha.
1970 Motor trend car of the year.
Ford Torino.
B Brunson
Sorry for your loss. I still have mine.
70 Torino Cobra 429CJ 4 speed, shaker
I got it when i was 17. Traded my 65 mustang for it from my brother. Bought back the stang years later and still have that too.
Motor Trend typically gives that award to whatever car is new or, if there are no new models in the segment, the most improved from the previous year. It's a meaningless award.
Oh boy, better ashtray access! 🙄
WALTERBROADDUS for safety reasons 😉
Nothing sexier then the name Belvedere?
Me gustan
The bottom of the trunk is the top of the gas tank, wow I thought the Pinto was dangerous.
All Mustangs and the Torino slso. A family got into a rear ended wreck. I guess a drunk hit the car. All were toasted . It was ugly .
Almost sounds like an ad ;)
The rear visibility was also poor with the 71 to 73 Mustang..
That’s why you order the optional back up camera! Problem solved!
But they didn't have back up cameras on cars back then
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I'd go off emotions and get the Torino!
Especially with a cobra jet it would kill a Chrysler.
1:58 hold my beer
Pity they focused on inconsequential differences and didn't stress the Plymouth's real strengths.
One word here:HEMI!!!
No Volt/Amp meter? John Davis at Motorweek hates that car.
The Charger was the only better looking Mopar in the '70 line
I like both cars, but these ads are so stupid.
Torino all day long thank you.
Go home Torino, you don't have a chance.
I bet that gal had no problem getting in to any backseat. Lol! Nothing against Plymouth, but they weren't no Ford, I'll take the Torino, as did most of the buying public.
MOPAR OR NO CAR
Then I choose no car!
@@jimmycline4778 check the air in your bicycle tires
Don't get too excited about that hot chick in the mini skirt she is in her early to mid 70s by now.
GILF
The Torino just killed the Belevedre, which looked very outdated in 1970 while the Torino looked fresh and new and modern.
Having lived through these years all I can say is Plymouth had great cars... so did Ford.. Plymouth had horrible resale value. Scared a lot of people.
It's really funny you say that because nowadays anything by Plymouth or Dodge made in the 60s and 70s are so prohibitively expensive.
I had a sport satellite. It did get me around but corroded like crazy (you could watch it rust) and I had to carry a stick with me to insert into the carburetor to start the car. I got this car in 1972.
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Get roasted torino
The Ford looks much newer than the Plymouth.
Chevy blow both away..
I ate Chevys for lunch.also it was a Plymouth Superbird that held the land speed record of 223mph.it took almost two decades befor it was beat.it took a corvette engine and a 4 speed automatic and it just beat it after almost 2 decades.
@@norristammislideshowmulgre877 yes Mopar was awesome also. Love both
Cheevies do blow, and they suck as well.