1967 Plymouth Barracuda Base 4.5l Convertible (automatic) on 2040-cars
Monroe Township, New Jersey, United States
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It is time for me to sell the Barracuda that I started restoring over four years ago. The car is near completed; I would estimate another $5000 will complete the car. I will not give the car away, so let’s not waste each other’s time. I have two VW buses and a 66 Mustang Convertible that I want to restore so that is why I’m selling the Barracuda. If I don’t sell it I will finish it and maybe sell one of the other projects. The car runs, the engine was totally rebuilt, zero miles as was the trans and rear. I decided I didn’t want the standard Barracuda colors for the convertible top so I had a custom brown top installed. The interior is going to be yellow and brown combination. I have all the chrome and then some. There are many extra pieces since I had purchased another 67 barracuda convertible for the parts. Most of the exterior chrome has been re-done; I believe I paid about $1500. It has been wrapped in plastic and stored at my house. The A/C is totally new from classic car air. The front brakes have been converted to disc. The exhaust system is brand new. The bumpers haven’t been re-chromed and are in decent condition. The original carburetor is on the car and was rebuilt a while back so I found another carb and had it professionally rebuilt, cost me $235, this was done 3 weeks ago. All new wiring harnesses from front to back. There is no rust on the car, most of the metal has been repaired or replaced. I have a clean title on the car. Here is what I feel is needed to complete: Final coat of paint I will not be selling any parts individually, they go with
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