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1970 Plymouth Barracuda. 318 engine, 727 torqueflite automatic transmission, great driving condition, many high quality pictures. Car in Northwest suburbs of Chicago. Drive as-is or restore. Clear Illinois title. Send email with phone number, and I'll get back to you.
The Story
Hi everyone. Thank you for checking out the auction for my 1970 Plymouth Barracuda. This car is as close to an unmolested car as I have ever been able to find. The Barracuda was purchased new in 1973 and changed hands in 1978. That was the last time the car was registered! It remained in the possession of that owner's estate until it was sold in an estate sale.
Any Rust?
As you can see the carpets are original so I put it up on a lift and poked the floors. No issue there. The fenders and wheel wells are also solid. The rockers are fine but are showing some signs of minor rust, so I sprayed with chemicals to stop/reverse any corrosion. Theres a picture of a what looks to rust around the windshield. The rear window has some bubbling. I have not found any areas of major rust concern (i.e. no rust through). You can confirm that during your inspection and you'll be happy when you do.
The Interior
Front seat is torn up on the butt and will need to be re sleeved. The back seats are in good shape. The dash will need replacing. All gauges are functioning. The Vin Decoding
VIN decodes as follows:Description Interpretation CodeModel: Plymouth Barracuda BPrice Class: High HBody Type: 2 door hardtop 23Engine: 318ci V8 2bbl (LA motor) GYear: 1970 0Assembly Plant: Hamtramck, MI
INSPECTIONS ARE HIGLY RECOMMENDED This vehicle is being sold AS IS WHERE IS with no warranty other than that which may exist from the manufacturer. The description above is for narrative purposes only. Prospective buyers are cautioned to conduct their own due diligence, including a physical inspection in person through a qualified third party inspector. In fact I would welcome such an inspection and will make every effort to make the vehicle available at a time convenient to perspective purchaser or their agents before the end of the sale. If you choose to purchase this vehicle sight unseen, you hold yourself responsible for the condition of the vehicle. This item is subject to prior sale, it is for sale locally. If you have a negative or zero rating you must email me before bidding.                                   |
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