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| − | + | The Plymouth Explorer debuted in the May 1954 Motor Trend Magazine. Despite its racy good looks, the Explorer was powered by the 110-horsepower, 230 cubic-inch, 6-cylinder engine coupled to a Hy-Drive transmission. The car was the inspiration of Virgil Exner who had Carrozzeria Ghia in Turin, Italy, build the body. Other concept cars for 1954 included the [[Plymouth Belmont]] and the [[Desoto Adventurer]]. | |
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Revision as of 01:34, 20 September 2017
The Plymouth Explorer debuted in the May 1954 Motor Trend Magazine. Despite its racy good looks, the Explorer was powered by the 110-horsepower, 230 cubic-inch, 6-cylinder engine coupled to a Hy-Drive transmission. The car was the inspiration of Virgil Exner who had Carrozzeria Ghia in Turin, Italy, build the body. Other concept cars for 1954 included the Plymouth Belmont and the Desoto Adventurer.
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- May 1954 Motor Trend Magazine
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