64 And 65 Barracuda Formula S on 2040-cars
Merrill, Oregon, United States
1965 Barracuda Formula S & 1964 Barracuda V8 4 speed
1965 Formula S Hi Pro 273 original engine 904 Automatic with floor shift & console New 10” Brakes & 14” wheels new wheel cylinder, shoes and hardware Master cylinder is upgraded to split brake system New Torsion Bars with all new poly bushings & ball joints New Radiator 3 core also new heater core New 5 leaf rear springs w poly bushings Engine has about 25,000 miles since rebuid runs strong with 70+ psi oil pressure Has Mopar electronic ignition but have original dual point distributor Runs strong and very reliable car does need interior and paint but the hard stuff is done. 1964 Barracuda is a 4 speed on the floor Has a 318 engine which runs but needs to be rebuilt 4 speed is a 833 which shifts smooth and has no problems 71/4 “ open rear end Brakes are 9” with 13” wheels But car needs to be restored or used to make one nice car out of the two. The 1965 Formula S is a low production model. I would like to sell them as a pair and have several extra parts for both cars. I’m asking $6500 for the pair but I open to reasonable offers both cars are located here in Merrill. Contact me at 541-798-5957 Home or my cell 541-892-7114 |
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