1968 Plymouth Barracuda 1966 on 2040-cars
Haviland, Ohio, United States
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IS PROUD TO PRESENT...
A 1968 BARRACUDA
426 HEMI RB HIGH PERFORMANCE BO29
SUPER STOCK TRIBUTE
BARN FIND...
Hi Guys, Cathy Here!
AS MANY OF YOU ARE AWARE, I HAVE BEEN MARKETING CLASSIC CARS
EVERYTHING FROM DARRIN'S TO DUESENBERGS!
I Search Long & Hard To Find These Classics For You Guys!
(And This Very Rare 1968 Barracuda Super Stock Tribute Is No Exception)
DETAILED PICTURES
(FULL DESCRIPTION AFTER PICTURES BELOW)
Several Small Scratches
Wide Mickey Thompson Sportsman SS - 33 X 19.5 X 15LT!
Slight Pitting On Roll Bars
Appears To Be A 1969 Trunk Trim
YOU JUST MIGHT NEED THESE!
IT'S A HEMI... YOU WOULDN'T UNDERSTAND!
YOU CAN JUST IMAGINE THE LOOK
ON OUR FACES WHEN WE OPENED THE
BARN AND FIRST LAID OUR EYES ON THIS BEAUTY!
HERE'S WHAT WE SAW!
FRESH OUT OF THE BARN!
SHE'S NEEDING A GOOD BATH!
My Favorite's Still The '58 In The Background!
YEARS & YEARS OF DUST!
THAT'S BETTER!
1966 - 426 Cubic Inch RB Block HP Hemi Engine
NEEDS INTAKE & CARB
WELL PROTECTED WHILE STORED
ENGINE TURNS FREELY
CORRECT & CONSISTENT COMPRESSION
PRIOR OWNER & BUILDER (DALE BAKER)
VERIFIED AUTHENTICITY
AND IS AVAILABLE TO ANSWER QUESTIONS
FROM SERIOUS INQUIRIES.
All 4 Wheels Are Perfect With No Pitting
STANGE DEEP DISH ALUMINUM WHEELS!
Narrow Goodrich Life Saver GT4 - 165 S R15
No Rips In Seats - 1 Headliner Seam Is Separating
Get In, Hold On, & Shut Up!
Several Small Cracks In Dash
Notice Steering Column?
A Race Car With An AM Radio? Huh?
CUSTOM METAL DOOR PANELS!
Mounted Above Driver's Side Windshield
Every Attention To Detail... Even In The Trunk!
TASTEFULLY TUBBED!
NICE CARPET TRIM ABOVE TUB!
Stupid Clean Underneath!!!
CHASSIS BY RICH GEBHARDT PRO RACING
AS CLEAN UNDERNEATH AS ON TOP!
DOESN'T EVEN LOOK LIKE SHE'S BEEN DRIVEN!
VIN - BH29F8B184714
DESCRIPTION:
(Owner Is Unable To Provide Much Information)
However, It Is Obvious, That A Tremendous Amount Of Time,
Work, & Money Was Invested To Pay Tribute To
One Of Mopar's Most Iconic Cars.
1966 - 426 Cubic Inch RB Block HP Hemi Engine
Bored .30 Over By Prior Owner
Automatic Racing Transmission
Ratchet Shifter
VIN - BH29F8B184714
Engine Pad - B029
3970010 - Driver's Side Rear
E 28 0 - Passenger Side Rear
Casting Number - 2468330-2 RL X
Date Code - 6 - 27 - 66
Engine Turns Freely
Correct & Consistent Compression
Missing Intake & Carburetor
Headers Need Installed (Included)
456 Posi Rear End
Tubbed With Racing Tires
Rich Gebhardt Pro Racing Chassis
Undercarriage Is 100% Mint!
Re-Inforced Tube Frame
Narrowed Rear End
Traction Bars
Torsion Bars
Sound Deadening
Rolls Freely, Steers Easily, & Stops Good
Body Straight (No Waves) With Several Small Scratches
Custom Paint In Shiny Condition - Very Presentable
Fiberglass Hood With Scoop
Fiberglass Front Fenders
Light Weight Plastic Front & Rear Bumpers (Some Cracks)
Seats & Door Panels In Excellent Condition
Small Split In Headliner Seam
All Glass Is Good - Windows Roll Freely
Lights Work
Windshield Wipers Work
Rear Side Windows Do Not Have Cranks
Wipers Marks On Windshield - May Be Able To Be Buffed
Custom Interior Set Up For Racing
Roll Cage, Nylon Netting, Safety Harnesses, Etc.
Incredibly Solid Underneath (Everywhere)
Very Clean Inside & Out
Engine & Transmission Have Oil On Them
Four Wheel Disc Brakes
No Signs Of Ever Being In An Accident
Tread On Tires Are Like New
Front - BF Goodrich Life Saver GT4 - 165 S R15
Rear - Mickey Thompson Sportsman SS - 33 X 19.5 X 15LT
Bumpers Are Painted To Match Car - Some Cracks
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The example you see above, which was born in 1970, is one of the finest Superbirds we've ever seen. Combine its complete restoration with its original 426 Hemi engine, and it's no surprise that it managed to bring in a cool half million dollars (plus 10 percent in fees) at Barrett-Jackson. See it yourself in our high-res image gallery above, and scroll down below for the official auction description.
If you want to follow along with the coverage, check out the Hagerty Fantasy Bid online game here.