1970 Plymouth Barracuda 440 Auto Cuda!!!!!! on 2040-cars
Eagle, Idaho, United States
Engine:440
Body Type:2 door
Vehicle Title:Clear
Exterior Color: FK5 Burnt orange metalic
Make: Plymouth
Interior Color: Black
Model: Barracuda
Number of Cylinders: 8
Trim: 2 door
Drive Type: rwd
Mileage: 1
Hi and thanks for looking. This is a 1970 Barracuda that started life with a 318 and an auto with console. The person I bought it from has had it sitting in the back of his race shop since 1979. He had 3 1970 cudas sitting under blankets and I bought 2 of them and he kept one. He was going to race them and just before he got going on them he decided to race chevies and went with a 67 nova and a 66 chevelle so these 3 plymouths have been sitting inside for 35+ years. This car has got great floors and trunk and the only spot of rust is just the outside of the lower rear fenders and they will be a real easy fix. The front fenders are original but will need work especially the drivers side front bottom dented and tapped out.The car was FK5 Burnt orange metalic with a black vinyl top and black interior. The vinyl top and carpet were taken out in 1979 so the roof looks perfect. I am selling this car almost complete but you will need to restore it. The car comes with a 1970 440 with HP exhaust manifolds that will need to be rebuilt as it has been sitting for 35 years and a 727 out of a 1970 Cuda 383 and it is rebuilt. The rear end is an 8 3/4" with air shocks. The steering column is out of another car so you will have to change to a floor shift.The interior comes with the front bucket seats out of a 71 and the rear seat,door panels and rear panels,kick panels sun visors and the console out of a 71. It comes with the original windows and stainless trim. The front side windows were taken out but the guides and that are still in there and I have the windows and they go with it. Also comes with a set of 70 seat backs to make these correct for 70. Also you get the non rally dash complete with switches trim pieces and factory clock and the switch for the rear defroster which the car came with. It also comes with the factory AM radio. The car also came with power steering and I think power brakes. The heater is also there and real nice with the defrost vent. Has the wipers and the wiper motor that will need rebuilt. The rally wheels are 14 inch and the 2 tires with raised white letters are about 30 years old but hold air fine and do the other 2. The trunk lid has a hole that will need to be fixed where they had a hood pin. The hood is a rally one off from a 72. It will come with a 26 inch radiator and shroud from a 1970 big block. Also has the gas tank and filler tube. This would also make a great rebody for that rusted out 440-6 pack or Hemi as it is a Hamtramck car with no AC. I don't have the fender tag or the dash pad tag. Other parts I have for the car if someone is interested is an original disk brake setup and a K member with the sway bar and an original grille. These are not in the auction but buyer has first chose if they want to buy separate.I am sure I forgot something so let me know if you have any questions.
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