Question

[s10kool]

anybody know if the 79-80 plymouth firearrow are still sought after to build pro rally cars out of them. i only ask because just come across a complete one the i believe runs for the cost of nothing. are they worth anything to sell.
Thanks Mike

[HILROD]

A 79 80 Starfire would be on Olds, like a monza.

[s10kool]

the title says plymouth firearrow they were only built in 79-80 they were big then for pro rally
has 2.6 carb motor 5spd with 4wheel disc brakes

[72SSAbody]

That would be cool to see.

Joe

[s10kool]

not the one i found but exactly what it looks like

[go-fish]

Never heard of them, I am a Mopar nut but I like the musclecars you know. However, I like it. I don't know about that engine offering though. If you buy it to flip, let me know. I would be interested simply because it is a Mopar, I know I'm ate up like that. Or you can just pass the phone # on to me. ???

[muthstryker]

is there a certain suspension platform is has? might be a cool car to build

[Kenova]

Is it rear wheel drive? :naughty:
Ken

[Beige]

http://www.allpar.com/model/arrow.html

[s10kool]

i can not find anymore info than what beige had posted but i will let ya know more about it when i get her in and will send post some pics. i do know that i am getting it from the original owner.

[bigvegan]

For what it's worth, the Fire Arrow's actually a Mitsubishi. It's one of the early variants of the Mitsubishi Lancer / Dodge Colt. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plymouth_Arrow

Not that there's anything wrong with that. It is rear wheel drive, and if you're looking for a lightweight old school rally car made out of a domestic import with a smallish engine (2.6liter), and decent handling, that might be a fun car.

On the other hand, if you're into American iron specifically, then it's probably not your best bet (Come on Mopar, first the Japanese, now the Germans, get it together! God I hope some American company buys Chrysler back.)

That said, Don Prudhomme did make a pretty wicked looking dragster out of his.

https://static1.pt-content.com/images/pt/2007/03/78plymoutharrowgt_donprudho-1.jpg

[Kenova]

That said, Don Prudhomme did make a pretty wicked looking dragster out of his.

I was thinking Pro Stock :bananna2:
Ken

[s10kool]

got it dragged in
car is in Abilene Tx 79605 at a buddy's house

[s10kool]

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[RatMalibu]

a mopar small block is a popular swap.....my first car was a 77 Plymouth Arrow GT I actually had 2 of them....had seriously thought about keeping them and v-8ing one but couldn't afford to do it at the time so they went bye bye long ago....light and fun, but watch out they tend to oversteer pretty easy (why do you think I had 2)

[s10kool]

well we just decided to sell this and finish the v8 fiero swap