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1967 Plymouth Barracuda Convertable 1 Of 4500 Rare V8 Convertable on 2040-cars

US $22,000.00
Year:1967 Mileage:81000
Location:

Trenton, New Jersey, United States

Trenton, New Jersey, United States

 Hear we have a rare 1967 barracuda convertible restored a few year's back in excellent condition with low miles 81,000 original miles

In 1967 Plymouth only made less than 4500 barracuda convertible's the first year of the new body style and first year for a barracuda convertible.

Less than 2500 where optioned with a v8 rally dash and bucket seat console as this was sold originally.


The car was repainted 6 years ago in original white color and right side quarter panel was replaced.

Trunk is solid no holes just some slight surface rust on the paint from a bad trunk seal at the time allowing water to get in,.

I have inspected the frame and floors and both are solid which is a surprise for a 67 mopar convertible

the original drive train was a 273 v8 and 904 trans.

prior to restoration the original 273 had issues and it was pulled in favor of a 318 crate engine 270 hp which with high rise intake and carb is prob around 285 hp ad duals and you would be at around 300 I'd gather.

car will have new leaf springs and dual exhaust installed this Wednesday not yet shown in photos.

interior was redone in leather

car has a cd player and power booster and dash was left uncut.

clean body looks straight very few blemishes a few small nicks or scratches no rust bubbles

has new brakes and new tires all within last 6 months.

top looks good is older and has one seam split not visible from outside where rear window zips in and stain on vinyl window top works well its power top . I have a htf glass rear panel for the top you can have installed.

car has the rally dash bucket seats and center console.

This is a rare car all sales are final there will be no returns no buyers remorse it is 100% the buyers responsibility to ask questions or have car inspected BEFORE BUYING OR BIDDING not AFTER I have car listed localy as well and reserve the right to cancel this auction any time up until a deposit is received. I will sell over seas but buyer must arrange pickup and pay there own shipping anyone local can pay cash in hand to others intitial deposit through pay pal only balance must be paid through bank to bank transfer or in person I will not pay paypal the 3% fee for the sale amount only the deposit. Under no excuse will I release my car or title to anyone until payment is made 100% in full and avail to me first. NO RETURNS im not a dealer and described best I can the seller can view prior to bidding or hire an inspection company at there own cost. Sorry for all these notes and rules but there are some real goofballs on hear who do not follow directions or bid on items they cant pay for.


good luck bidding and don't miss a chance to own a part of automotive history the value of rare vintage cars only goes higher as time goes buy



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