Barracuda 1968 Fastback # Numbers Matching Survivor Mopar on 2040-cars
Norris, Tennessee, United States
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Up for Auction is a Plymouth Barracuda Fastback being sold where is and as is with no warranty implied or expressed. Purchased from a Dealership new here in East Tennessee back in 1968 it has survived in tact and has remained,now only being twenty miles from that location.This vehicle has been maintained through the years with a repaint several years back,new tires etc.. The drivetrain is all original and factory except the Holley carb. and dress up kit. The engine starts great, runs and drives also brakes are working but vehicle has been in many years storage.The interior is all original and in need of some attention in places with all trim present with the back seat being in great shape. This Cuda has a solid foundation for whatever your plans are for it. Take time and look over the photo's, I tried to show the only body rust showing which is behind the rear tire and i didn't locate any body filler with a magnet on any panels. As seen in photo's the equipment to change a tire and also original manual and lots of paper work were located in the glove box. This vehicle will be coming out of storage and is ready to be put back on the road with not much work involved. So email with any requests or questions you may have. Winning bidder must contact us within 24 hours of Auction end and make arrangments for payment at that time and make a non refundable $500.00 deposit due immediately via paypal.The remaining vehicle balance is due within one week in full.If no contact is made within 24 hours we reserve the right to re-list the vehicle,sell it to the next high bidder,or sell it otherwise.Two weeks are allowed for pick-up either in person or transportation service provided by the buyer.24 hour arrival notice is required to be given to seller to arrange removing vehicle from storage and prepare for departure.Thanks for looking.....
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