1966 Barracuda on 2040-cars
Livingston, Louisiana, United States
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1966 Barracuda Project car. Bought as a Project car for wife a year ago, health issues take precedence over restoration efforts as some days she can't even walk, let alone be able to drive this vehicle. Although it is a Formula S car the Original 273- V-8 4-barrel not in car, was replaced with 383 4-barrel Super Stock, I believe it is a 68 vintage engine. Included in sale is dual 4-barrel intake that was on car when I first bought car, I replaced with a single 4 barrel intake and installed a rebuilt Edelbrock and new fuel pump. Car was a Florida car transported to Louisiana, but not sure if it was originally sold in Florida. Has rust spots on hood, rust in wheel wells, looks as if it has had body panel work done on rear quarters. New front drums, brakes, bearings, seals. It has small bolt pattern front hubs with adapters to the large pattern to allow 5 on 4 1/2 hole pattern wheels to be used. Rear axles appeared to have been newly installed with larger pattern 5 on 4 1/2 as well. Currently has 15 inch 5 spoke aluminum wheels . Runs and drives, new inspection sticker. Does need front end alignment , front tires show signs of inner tread wear. Air shocks on rear. Fold down rear seat newly reupholstered, front bucket seat ok, not torn, folddown panel in trunk works Have not pulled carpet to check floor condition, all window glasses good, even the 2500.00 bubble back glass.. Rear bumper has been painted and front bumper will need chroming or painting as well. Buyer to be responsible for shipping costs, I can arrange delivery within 100 miles of Livingston, La. at a very reasonable cost. |
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