1972 Plymouth Satellite for sale $89,900

1972 Plymouth Satellite $89,900
Car Ad from: Hemmings View Original Ad
Price: $89,900
Contact: View Original Ad from Hemmings
Location: Charlotte, NC
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The beneficiary of a 2.5-year ground-up restoration that was completed in early 2012Winner of many national and regional awards / Featured in many national publications6.1 liter Hemi V8 / Built by Bouchillon Performance Engineering / 500 horsepowerA727 TorqueFlite 3-speed automatic transmission / Built by Hughes PerformanceHighly customized body / Custom Matrix Screamer Yellow paintCustom leather interior / Modern audioCustom Reilly Motorsports suspension / Custom 18 and 20-inch Boze wheelsMoser rear axle / Sure Grip differentialRack-and-pinion steering / Wilwood 4-wheel disc brakesSale includes a book of restoration photos and copies of all the cars magazine features

During the dark days of 70s emissions systems there were stalwart car guys. During the lackluster 80s performance scene there were hardcore car guys. And even now with ever increasing efficiency becoming the norm there are still diehard car guys. No matter where the future leads there will ALWAYS be lifestyle enthusiasts who build a culture around the rush of pushing cars to their extremes and unless youre one of us its something youll never understand. So what happens when a lifer executes a dream build in which the sky is literally the limit? You get a mind numbing head turner like this 1972 Plymouth Satellite! The product of a high dollar multi-year build this incredible MoPar pro-tourer wraps a 500-horse 3G Hemi and a completely custom suspension in a custom leather interior and custom-mixed paint. If youre a fellow enthusiast whos looking to satisfy an unrelenting need to go fast and make a big statement this magazine featured B-Body is just your style!

BODYWORK/TRIM

Completed in early 2012 this super clean curve carver is the direct result of what happens when a seasoned fabricator has an uncompromised vision major dedication and access to a 6-figure bank account. See the cars creator already owned a killer Charger that was buff enough to pull down sub 10-second passes on an NHRA-sanctioned drag strip so he wanted to build a second car that was a bit milder and quite different. Enter this neon Plymouth a project which quickly escalated from the restoration of a fun cruiser into the creation of an outrageous drivers car. For starters this newly dubbed (S)atellite (T)ouring e(X)tremes mostly rust-free body was stripped and mounted to a custom rotisserie that ensured its floors would turn out every bit as nice as its vertical panels. Once that body was completely prepped two inches of steel was welded to its rockers to simultaneously hide Ma MoPars hasty pinch welds and provide a mean buckled down stance. When those rockers were fully integrated Matrix rose sealer was applied between hours of block sanding and eventually coated in a thick layer of Matrix epoxy primer. When that primer cured one-off Matrix Screamer Yellow paint which had been mixed six times over was stacked six coats deep under matte black war paint and modern HEMI 6.1L call-outs. And finally nine coats of Matrix clear were followed by days of wet sanding and hours of tedious buffing. The result is one awesome Plymouth that over the course of 2.5 years was mostly completed by one dedicated gearhead in his own personal shop.

Theres just something about a broad shouldered Plymouth that appeals to pretty much everyone with a pulse. Maybe its their wow factor. Maybe its the sense of strength they convey. Or maybe its simply the surface development of their massive panels. Whatever the case may be this custom Satellite carries all that classic Chrysler charm under a whole slew of details that highlight a clean and modern appearance. At the front of the cars mirror-like body a prominent 72 Road Runner grille hangs a colorful Road Runner mug between modern driving lights bright halogen headlamps a tucked 71 Road Runner bumper and a custom-fabricated chin spoiler. Above that grille a custom Plymouth STX emblem and blacked out lanyards lead the eye to dark-tint glass