1970 Plymouth Barracuda Gran Coupe Project on 2040-cars
Gray Court, South Carolina, United States
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Ive got a 1970 Plymouth Barracuda Gran Coupe project car. Clear NC title (not in my name). This is a red on red car 318 auto pwr steer pwr brakes a/c vinyl top and more. Car has rust. The car is disassembled and I do not have everything to put the car back together. I do not have an engine or transmission. I do not have any interior other than the original drivers seat and the dash is still in the car. I do not have the fender tag. I do not have a grill. I have a snorkel hood for the car (not original). I have the headlights and taillights. I have the keys for the ignition and locks and all work well. I have all the glass and all the chrome trim (both are currently removed) . I have 4 14 inch Rally wheels. Tires do hold air and will role. I have new floor pans for the car. Still needs a truck pan and some fender patch panels. The passenger side rear frame rail has a small rust through hole that needs to be patched. This car had a vinyl top on it and rusted the roof. I have a roof from another car to put on it. The doors open and shut good as well as the trunk. If you are interested and have more questions you can call/text me at (864) 608-0578. Thanks
This car is sold AS IS. I have listed as much info as i can think of about the car but will be happy to answer anymore questions you might have. Please look at the pictures carefully and know what you are bidding on. The car is for sale locally so i reserve the right to end this auction early if i sell it outside of Ebay. Winner of this auction will need to pay $500 non-refundable deposit via Paypal within 24hrs of end of auction to secure the vehicle. Winner will have 7 days from end of auction to pay remaining balance. Remaining balance must be paid via electronic bank transfer, cashiers check, money order, or cash in person. Payment will have to be verified and cleared by my bank before the buyer can take ownership of the vehivle. I will not ship this car. Shipping or pick up will be up to you. |
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