1967 Plymouth Barracuda Rare V8 Rally Dash Buckets Seats Convert 1 Of 4400 Made on 2040-cars
Trenton, New Jersey, United States
what we have hear is a very nice drivers quality rare 1 of 4400 Plymouth barracuda convert 1967 was a new body style for the barracuda the 2nd style offered and converts where and are rare only 4400 where made even less with power top buckets v8 and rally dash. car came as a 273 v8 2 barrel single exhaust bucket seats rally dash center console car. car is an older restoration. a crate motor a 318 was installed I have receipt's and less than 2k miles since install a few years back engine runs sounds great zero issues no noises no smoke 1 turn of the key start. a high rise intake and 650 carb was installed also recently changed valve covers brand new full dual exhaust was just installed with factory type chrome tips also just done where ceramic headman headers when doing the headers a new starter was installed and motor mounts and tranny mounts to allow headers to fit. points where removed and modern distributor installed tranny is a 904 believed to be original and shifts and works fine rear is original no issues power brakes all just replaced brand new Bridgestone tires rally rims which look good and one in the trunk as well front end seems fine cant say if original or not steering works fine a lil tight at start ? rally dash all gauges work fine except 1 light bulb is out heat works needs new flex tubes under dash factory radio still there have not checked to see why not working factory power top works as should top is ok rear window stained which is vinyl included is an original glass window you can have installed at your cost seats where redone in leather at some point tuxedo style brand new legendary door panels brand new arm rest bases and pads new outside door handles new wheel well moldings new just added formula s stripe kits and nos formula pair of badges for a tougher look car is not a s model bumpers replaced new gas tank and fuel pump and sending unit will need rug replaced I installed overlay wood grain kit myself has auto console in decent shape not new or restored original brand new rear leaf springs new top boot trunk has no holes I have matt and spare no jack some surface rust under mat easy clean up from bad trunk seal which I also just replaced I have tons of receipts from myself and prior owner and replacement owners manual things I never got to do: rug factory dash bezel chrome replate or replace those two things would finish interior real nice wanted to upgrade to 15 inch rims car looks and runs great a real head turner most folks don't even know what the car is so rare to see one still around. all sales final no buyers remorse please feel free to ask questions or have car inspected at your cost im not trying to hide anything feel free to come have a look in person if you want before auction ends not after open to buyers world wide with shipping at buyers expense I own 2 vintage cars and have one garage my 73 challenger is listed as well have a look which ever one sells first I keep the other car I like both but don't want either outside so one must go while nice weather still. im not a dealer or pro grader im describing the best I can. payment to be made and available in full before car is released no exceptions no paypal or personal checks everything done through my bank my credit union legit and safe for both parties or cash. I have more invested than im asking and selling below nada value no interest in trades sorry please do not ask jim new jersey 856-213-8879 |
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