1966 Plymouth Barracuda 440 Engine Street Car Or Drag Car New Paint New Parts on 2040-cars

US $13,500.00

Year:1966 Mileage:0

Location:

Bartlett, Illinois, United States

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1966 Plymouth Barracuda Fast Back

Here up for sale is a 1966 Plymouth Barracuda set for Street or Strip my plan was to drive it on the street and take it to the track 1 or 2 times a month for some fun This was a running driving car before the rebuild. But it needed to be updated

Im 60 years old been building hot rods and drag cars for over 40 years with all my health issues I must sell or trade for another Hot Rod . I just had my fourth back surgery and I can no longer work on them like I use to any longer . I am very very discouraged that I can not finish this car this is a great start on a great Mopar

Many systems on this car have been updated . I have a stack of receipt 4” high.

The Engine is a 440 with Steel Crank ,040 over Keith Black Forged Pistons , Steel Heads matched ported and polished with correct springs to match camshaft, Roller Rockers on new rails Engine will run on pump gas 10.5 Compression Ratio 425 450 HP Im be conservative runs real strong (hear video) new aluminum radiator, Demon 850 carb, Torker II Intake, MSD 6 AL 2 Digital MSD 8546 Pro-Billet Distributor. MSD Coil , MSD Wires, Mopar Purple Solid lifter Cam 528 lift 284 degree duration

All new steel braided fuel system from tank to carb with fuel log and 140 GPH fuel pump with regulator New 100 micron Fuel Filter before the pump with all AN fittings

Transmission is a rebuilt 727 with Cheetah, Full Manual,valve body Reverse Pattern (no trans brake ).

New Turbo Action Cheetah SCS Shifter

Rear is a Mopar 8.75 with 3.23 sure grip with new super Stock Springs with relocation kit and new Moser Axles

Car has been updated with 4 wheel Disc Brakes by Right Stuff MDC46DC 4 Wheel Disc Brake Conversion Kit

New Painless Wiring 10-Circuit Kit

Large Autometer Sport Comp tach with shift light

8 point Roll Bar with extras professionally installed

2 new Jaz Seats with covers and adjustable seat tracks

New Steel Rear wheels and new Hoosier Slicks zero runs

New Pulsar Front runners

Comes with custom cut out system that hooks to headers to run mufflers .

New RCI Transmission Blanket

Body work and new paint fresh was completed 6/26/2014 Looks great I do have the "M" for the hood .This is not a 100 point show type paint job Floors Trunk Frame is 100% quality no rust . Sub Frame connectors are completed. I wanted a driver not a trailer queen If you want to enter local car shows or cruise night bring it to the track its a winner all day long. The car should easy run 11.20s to 11.60s. May be better I think the car looks like it was suppose to. I was going after the 1960s Super Stock Look.

This car could be ready for the street and track in little time but this all depends on your knowledge and experience working on Hot Rods. You can still make this car your own and give it your personal touch clear title in hand

If you have any questions you can either contact me through E-Bay or if more comfortable for you give me a call at 331-642-4608 any time before 9pm cst

I am trying to be as honest and thorough as possible describing this vehicle. I may have left something out by mistake so please ask questions. I want you to be 100 % happy with your purchase

If you need to ask permission to purchase this vehicle please do so before you commit . Where I come from a mans word is gold and a hand shake is a deal

For out of state buyers I do have a Auto transportation company that will deliver this car to your door they are very reliable with good rates. With gas prices and a busy life style this is the way to go

I will sell out of the country and do have contacts for container port to port shipping .

Thank You for viewing and good luck to you

Plymouth Barracuda for Sale

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