1965 Plymouth Barracuda 2brl 273v8 Floor Shift Automatic 2-door Low Miles on 2040-cars
Minden, Louisiana, United States
Body Type:Coupe
Engine:273 V8
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Interior Color: Red
Make: Plymouth
Number of Cylinders: 8
Model: Barracuda
Trim: 2 door
Drive Type: Automatic
Power Options: Air Conditioning
Mileage: 45,774
Sub Model: Barracuda
Exterior Color: White
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
I have had this car since 2000..and have driven it maybe three miles. It needs a new home. It has 45,774 miles with 273 V8 and a floor shift automatic between the Bucket seats. I think the A/C was added at the dealership, I have never charged it but will do so soon just to see if it works. the compressor turns free and I recently added a new old stock A/C switch for $300 it is two barrel and I also have a four barrel cast iron intake in the trunk to go with it. someone cut the dash to install a newer radio but it didn't have one in it when I got it. I purchased an original am radio for it but it has never been put in. I replaced the carburetor and the old one goes with it. I had the paint done in 2001 but the guy did a poor job and now it is having bubbles show up from poor paint preparation. I replaced the points with an electronic pickup module and it runs great. the horn quit working for some reason but everything else accept the A/C is good. the power steering loses about a half pint of fluid every six months or so. but the tires are like new and the interior is still in great shape from when it was redone in 2005. the rear carpet is fading from the Louisiana sun shining through the big back glass. but you should be able to replace it at your leisure. This is an as is where is auction.. while it runs good , it hasn't been driven that much so if you buy it and decide to drive it from here to California as long as it is paid for its your car.. personally I would trailer it and just drive it around town. I have tried to describe this Vehicle as accurately as possible if you or your agent would like to see the car just give me a call. I want happy bidders not bad feedback and remember This is an as is where is sale so If you have any questions please call or ask and I will try to respond ASAP. The extra cast iron four barrel intake is in the trunk along with an extra 2brl carb and a few other extra parts.Someone cut the dash to install a newer radio but it wasn't in it when I got it.. ( I was thinking of putting the am radio back in.). thanks and God Bless. I recently saw one of these cars sell for over 18k on Ebay this one can be your for way less .. good luck. mopar .. rules..
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