1970 Plymouth Barracuda (pro Street) on 2040-cars
Goka City, Japan
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
Engine:528
For Sale By:Private Seller
Used
Year: 1970
Exterior Color: Pearl White
Make: Plymouth
Model: Barracuda
Trim: 2-Door Coupe
Drive Type: RWD
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Mileage: 55
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1970 Plymouth Barracuda (Pro Street) Vehicle Information Body Pearl White Paint (New) All original body panels. All the following parts are brand new. The car has 55 Miles on it since completion. Interior 6 Point Welded Roll Cage Kirkey Drag Seats w/ Seat Covers Hurst Quarter Stick Shifter Autometer Ultra Light Carbon Fiber Gauges Front End MAGNUM FORCE Forward Struts, Motor Plate, Front Brackets WILWOOD Disc Brakes with 3AN Brake Lines OEM P/S Gear Box, All new rebuilt front end Rear End STRANGE Dana-60, 4" Narrowed, 35 Spline Gun Drilled Axle w/ Limited Slip, 3.73 Ring & Pinion CHASSISWORKS Ladder Bar & Coil Over Suspension WILWOOD Disc Brakes w/ Parking Brake Engine INDY 538 Hemi Street Legend WORLD Iron Hemi Block 4.500" Bore / 4.150" Stroke Ross 10.25 Pistons 426-1 CNC 285 Heads / 2.25-1.94-440cfm 426-27 Roller Rockers 1.6/1.55 Roller Cam H-R1 Duration @050 268/264 .632 / .612 Lift 426-3 1050 Intake / 1090 KING DEMON Carburetor Milodon Gear Drive Dyno Test Data: 750.1HP - 6,400rpm / 689.8Ft/Lbs - 5,300rpm POWERMASTER 140A Alternator TTI Headers w/ FLOWMASTER 3" Dual Exhaust Driveline TCI 727 Transmission Mark Williams 3" Driveshaft w/ 130 U-Joint & Billet Yoke IGNITION & FUEL MSD Distributor, HVC Coil, Digital -6+ Timing Control Painless Chassis Harness HOLLEY Dominator Fuel Pump, 8AN Bypass Fuel Line 20 Gallon Fuel Cell Cooling Hi Flow Aluminum Mechanical Water Pump Be-Cool Aluminum Radiator Full Automatic Dual cooling Fan Here's the car's story: In 2009 it was shipped to Japan as a stock unrestored "C" engine 1970 Barracuda. I know this because I was the shipper. The buyer planned to restore it and add it to his collection of American cars. In 2011 it was at a restoration shop 350 Kilometers away from the collection when the tsunami hit Japan. 8 cars and a 1946 Harley-Davidson were washed away and buried in mud. They've never been found. The Barracuda at the shop was the sole survivor. The shop's owner Mr. Tokunaga wanted to help his customer and has done so by donating countless hours of his time to the restoration of this car. His company MADE IN USA CO., LTD. is known in Japan for building high quality American muscle cars and race cars. At the Motegi Street Shootout in 2012 his '89 Firebird took first place in the pro class. In 2013 his 1970 Challenger won Best of Show at the American Sunday Car Show. This year his '89 Firebird took 2nd place at the Motegi Street Shootout. He's been at it since 1994. These photos were shot at the Fuji Speedway. What you have here is an absolutely beautiful 1970 Barracuda meticulously put together by a Japanese builder with an eye for exacting standards. With many years of knowledge and experience this car showcases the best of his talents. With Only 55 miles on it since completion two months ago you will get a highly collectable, value filled investment. Bid with confidence, everything is exactly as described. Any and all questions will be answered immediately. If you want to discuss it by phone please feel free to drop me an email with your phone number. I'll respond promptly. The purchase price includes the cost of shipping it from Japan to Los Angeles, and all U.S. Customs clearance charges. It comes with a Missouri Title that came with the car originally. It can registered just like any car bought in the U.S. You can pick it up in L.A. or have it trucked to your city. If you choose to truck it you will be responsible for the transport charges. The winning bidder will be required to post a $2,000.00 deposit within 48 hrs. But because of additional 3 - 4 weeks to get it here from Japan, the balance of the funds will not be required within 14 days. The balance will only be required when the car is here and ready to be picked up. We do ask for a reasonable, mutually satisfactory agreement that assures us of your ability to pay the balance. If you are not a U.S. buyer, and want it shipped to another country, direct shipping from Japan can be arranged. |
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