1971 - Low Mileage - So.california And Nevada Car - No Rust!! on 2040-cars
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
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1971 Plymouth Barracuda Seller Owned Since 1988 This car has been stored and operated in California for the first eighteen years and in Nevada for the past twenty-five years. This car has NO RUST! Super clean undercarriage, wheel wells, sub frames, cross members, spring perches, torsion-bar mounts, etc... This IS the car for a HEMI-CUDA Clone! All original un-cut sheet metal except passenger fender and hood, most of the original fasteners are still there, even the undercoating is still intact. Three of the four headlights are the wide-fluted date coded originals! Car was optioned with Road Lamps, switch is there and I'm including the original brackets but no lamps or wiring. Odometer reads 65,711 miles, I can't verify they are original, but the car appears to have very low mileage. The car underwent a bare metal partial restore in 2002. The motor is a 340cu.in. 4bbl. roughly 10:1 compression with a solid lifter .509 Mopar Performance Purpleshaft. The A727 Automatic transmission was rebuilt recently with a TCI 2500 converter. Exhaust is TTi ceramic coated in/out step headers and 3" TTi pipes into Dynamax VT mufflers. Sounds Great! Front brakes were upgraded to Disc' with tubular A-arms in 2002. Third member is a 489 case Sure-Grip 3:91 gears. The window regulators (repair kit included) and door hinges could use some work. Other than that she's ready to go! Terms: The vehicle is being sold as is where is with no warranty expressed written or implied. No allowance will be made on account of incorrectness, imperfection, defect or damage. It is the responsibility of the buyer to have inspected the vehicle, and to have satisfied themselves as to the condition and value and to bid based on that judgment solely. The seller will make every reasonable effort to disclose any known defects associated with this vehicle at buyers request prior to the close of sale. Deposit of $1000 via Paypal due within 24 hrs. of end of auction. Payment is in U.S. Dollars. Bidders are welcome to inspect the vehicle during the auction. Payment in full is due within 7 days of auction close. Cash or Bank/Wire transfer will be accepted. Please bid only if you are serious and understand these terms. Your bid signifies your agreement to these terms. Non-payment will result in eBay sanctions against buyer. Please feel free to contact me during normal business hours at:(702) 265-7060 Vehicle is located in Las Vegas NV. Shipping to be arranged by Buyer at their expense, to be completed no later than 15 days from end of auction. Thank you for your bidding! |
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