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Beautiful 1967 Barracuda Notchback, Numbers Matching, Build Sheet, Rust Free ! on 2040-cars

Year:1967 Mileage:117113
Location:

Pueblo, Colorado, United States

Pueblo, Colorado, United States
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Outstanding, original 1967 Plymouth Barracuda Notchback Coupe.  Except for one repaint in 1990, this car is an unmolested, original condition, rust free specimen.  Striking color combination of 881 code Bright Blue with Bright White Interior and Bright White Vinyl Top.  Engine is the Legendary 225 cubic inch Slant Six, with a 904 Automatic Transmission, car starts, runs and drives flawlessly.  Factory Bucket Seats and Console, Manual Brakes and Steering, AM/FM 8-Track installed under the dash.  Lazer straight, never wrecked, rust free body, garaged it's entire life, excellent trim, grilles, bumpers have been re-chromed, perfect glass.  Interior is excellent as well but driver's seat does have a small 2" separation along the driver's side outboard seat bolster, only noticeable up close.  This amazing Barracuda has had factory undercoating since day one which has helped protect this beautiful car since day one. This beautiful Plymouth spent the first part of it's life in sunny and dry southwest Oregon, in 1987 it traveled to sunny and dry southern Colorado where it has remained to present day.  Rust free, trunk, floors engine compartment, etc.   I purchased the car from the second owner who owned it since 1987, who purchased it from the original owner's son, an elderly woman who had deceased.  Absolutely perfect, lazer straight body, fantastic paint, excellent interior, original wheels and hubcaps, low 117,113 miles.  This is a super tight Barracuda, all windows roll up and down as they should.   Perfect body lines and gaps, trunk, hood and doors open and close perfectly as well.  Also included is the original owner's manual, build sheet (was located under back seat, I removed it this summer), fender tag and Clear Colorado Title in my name.  Since having it's one and only repaint of the original color in base coat/clear coat, it has been rarely driven, mainly taken to car shows.  About the only defect on the car is above the "T" in "Plymouth" on the header panel there is a small chip and a small area of clear coat that came off, it did so not long after it was painted, it would be a very easy fix, it wasn't that big a deal so I never did it.  If you have been looking for a super nice example of an early Barracuda, you will not be disappointed in the originality and condition of this little Notchback!   I can help set up fast, affordable transport of vehicle to it's new home at the new owner's expense.  I also welcome inspection of the car at anytime prior to the end of the auction.  I can be contacted via email or phone with any questions or for more photos.  All photos were taken on Friday, December 27th, 2013 except the one that shows the build sheet under the back seat, that one was taken in June of this year.  Todd (719)289-8648.  This is a NO RESERVE Auction, thanks for looking and good luck!

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