1970 Rare M46 Option Plymouth Barracuda Project on 2040-cars
Keystone Heights, Florida, United States
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You are bidding on a very rare 1970 Barracuda project with the very rare M46 option in the original color Lemon Twist Yellow w black interior.For those not familiar below is a short explanation of the M46 option. This is not your run of the mill 70 E body.ONLY 433 PRODUCED IN 1970 THIS IS ONE OF 415 EVER BUILT W V8. The car has all new AMD sheet metal where needed tacked and fitted needs some spot welds finished.The fender aprons, cowl,frame rails,rocker panels,rear shock mount sections and drivers door(with original ID tag build date 9-69) are original and rust free.The original fender tag is on the car and decoded below.Car has original matching numbers 318 and 904 trans (not running as of posting but complete all there except air cleaner) but the engine had a factory 340 4bbl intake and aftermarket headers added in the 80's i do not have the 2bbl OEM intake but i do have the carb.Here is a list of the parts that come with this purchase all in perfect or very good condition
- perfect black dash pad - rally gauge cluster and trim - black overhead console - black floor console & shifter - new bumpers front and rear - perfect glass - perfect grill & headlight trim - M46 rocker panel scoops - rust free rally hood - black door panels - all M46 specific exterior trim - 2 sets of tail lights - 15" ralley wheels - front and rear seats/ frames in need of re-upholstery - LOTS of misc parts and extra's plus an AC box if you want to add factory air ***The only thing i do not have for this car is the seat covers,headliner and carpet that i know of and some parts are original and unrestored New AMD sheet metal includes: - DS and PS 1/4 panels - front valance - rear valance - deck lid - PS and DS front fenders - roof skin - outer trunk filler between deck lid and rear glass - New front and rear floor sections - New 1 piece trunk pan - New side trunk drops Please read carefully and ask all questions before you bid.I can be reached by phone at nine 04 two three eight 38 seven zero.Buyer is responsible for all transport arrangments and cost from 32656 Keystone Heights , Florida. I can assist with loading.The car is at my restoration shop with access for a commercial transporter.Being sold as is with clean title and bill of sale Fender tag reads as; Decoding of Fender Tag: Botttom to Top, Left to Right
M46 is an option that you will only find on a barracuda in 1970 only. Simulated rear quarter scoops, Non functional, just for looks. It had a black out on the bottom sides, a blacked out tail panel and a blacked out grill and valance. The top of the side black out had a blue and white or red and white reflective stripe. Very few made. I've found 4 in 8 years. All with major problems. Out of all those cars (21,891) only 433 M46 cars produced, 415 M46 were V8. total of 15 M46 Convertibles. |
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