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1970 Aar Cuda 4spd 6pak Project Car on 2040-cars

Year:1970 Mileage:99999
Location:

Grayslake, Illinois, United States

Grayslake, Illinois, United States

1970

AAR BARRACUDA

 

340-4SPD-6PAK CAR

 

ROLLING CHASSIS NO ENGINE OR TRANS

 

 

we are wholesaling a 1970 AAR CUDA,that we purchased, this is a unfinished project that we will not get to so its first come first cash that takes it.

 

 

Here is what we know about the car:

  •  New quarters on rear
  • New full rear frame rails
  • New (1) piece floor pan
  • New Trunk pan/extensions/valence
  • New hood
  • New Windshield
  • New Base/clear paint

The car comes with what you see in photos, if its not pictured its not included,remember its a project car but is half the price of a done car and the hard work has already been done!

 

The car comes with clear title that matches vin,body and rad support, there is no build sheet or fender tags,but you can have these reproduced.

 

We are not accepting trades on this one and welcome and encourage third party inspections on this BEFORE you bid. Please have funds readily available as this is a REAL DEAL factory race car and is VERY RARE. If you have any questions ask before bidding, This is a serious car for a serious buyer.

 

If you have questions please call:

 

847-833-7556

or

847-245-1414

 

We use several shipping companies that can help you arrange shipping anywhere in the world but buyer is responsible for all shipping costs.We are a muscle car dealer and some states require we collect sales tax for their state just ask and we can check to see if yours is one thanks.

 

 

 

 

Disclaimer

This vehicle is being sold as/is incomplete project car with missing or incorrect parts.

All cars are sold as/is and shown with no warranties expressed.There are no returns or refunds or adjustments all sales final. All sales require a Non Refundable deposit of 500.00 within 48hrs with full payment in 5 Days

We accept cash,wire transfer or certified check funds must clear before car is released

 

 

 

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