1970 71 Hemicuda Project on 2040-cars
Ocala, Florida, United States
Engine:hemi
Drive Type: manuel
Make: Plymouth
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Model: Barracuda
Trim: coupe
Mileage: 98,999
ok here we have my pride and joy a 70 cuda that was going to be a pro touring 71 hemicuda it has had a full chrome molly frame built into the floors and ready for the art morrison ajustable suspension it is all set and readt for paint it has been mocked up and fitted perfect for the moser sheetmetal rear and the coy wheels also the tub has been set up for the interior to have a full back seat and no need for a roll bar the car has had new floors and quarters actulaay all of the rear of the car is new amd metal it still has the 318 in it and tranny however it comes with a 1969 date coded 426 hemi that has been all rebuilt with iski everytihng pistons and roller rockers no expense spared it will need alot of work to finish it but bomes with all the parts i have the coil overs wheels rear end the two orignal 1971 fenders lots of parts i will pile in the car for you to finish it please call me as i can't write everything it has down 352 817 8985 john
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