1968 Plymouth Barracuda on 2040-cars
Oakridge, Oregon, United States
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I am selling my 68' Barracuda, which has been in the family since new. I have been in position of the car since 2003, and at that time I installed Kelsey / Hayes 4-piston caliper disc brakes, new front end with poly bushings, and 71 Duster buckets along with the 5 slot mags. The car was a daily driver from new (short distances, grandmother owned) and has been responsibly stored since. It is 318 2bbl car, with an automatic. It runs and drives perfect, and stops better than my 00' Jetta. It is in fair / daily driver condition overall, and would be a perfect candidate for any kind of owner, whether you want a survivor, or a drag car or a stock restoration, or even a resto-mod, this is the car! It comes with a brand new carpet kit and insulation, a new in the box MSD distributor, and a well-used Edelbrock performer manifold. It needs a little body work to be ready to be painted, and is currently covered in flat black 'Zero Rust', so it looks good from 20' at a cruize, and to protect it in storage.
Disclosures: It has 2 small rust spots, one on the pass side lower, and the other on the pass side rear roll-pan corner. There is NO rust in the back window area, and it even has the trim intact! The interior needs door panels, the new carpet installed, and the front seats to be recovered professionally (they have auto parts store covers now), but the dash pad is perfect, and the headliner has one small puncture hole. I am asking $8500, o.b.o |
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