1972 Plymouth Barracuda

Coupe

8 - Cyl.

-

BH23G2B274796

Other

Gasoline

1972 Plymouth Barracuda ****** DUE TO A NON PAYING BIDDER******* This car is back on the Auction Block. This car started life Green with a Green Vinyl Top and green interior. It had Power Steering, PB (Drum Brakes), AT, and AC. It came with a 318 2V Engine. The car needs restoration. I took this car in on trade. I have too many projects, too little space, and too little time. Something has to go. The Barracuda drew the lucky straw. It has been sitting for quite some time and doesn't run. Vehicle does NOT have a title. NOTE: Alabama is a "No Title" State. Prior to 1975, Titles were not issued in Alabama. As a result, you cannot get a title in Alabama for a vehicle manufactured prior to 1975. The title for this car is not lost or stolen. It's just not possible to get a title for a 1972 Vehicle in AL. Once in your state, you should have no problem applying for a title. BAD: Engine is 318. Not sure from what year and hasn't ran in several years. Drivers Floor Pan is bad. Trunk Pans are bad. Bad spot on Passengers Quarter Panel Bad Spot on Roof Grill is Bad Bumpers are Bad Lower Valance is Bad Hood Hinge Bad (at least one) Good: It's a Barracuda Original A/C Car with PS PB AT Good Hood All Glass is intact Doors are intact and Hinges seem good I considered making a Fun Driver of this car. Lots of potential. I just don't have the time, money, or space to work on another car. Look the pictures over and know what you're bidding on. Pickup or Delivery is the buyers responsibility. If you have no feedback or excessive negative feedback contact Me before bidding or your bid will be removed. Deposit is due immediately. Final Payment is due in 7 (Seven) Days! On Jul-21-11 at 10:31:17 PDT, seller added the following information: CLARRIFICATION! There have been a couple of questions concerning the Title. As mentioned Earlier, AL is a "No Title" State. For Vehicles Prior to 1975 Alabama will not issue a title. Neither will AL re-assign a title if a vehicle from another state is brought into AL. This car has a Current Vehicle Registration. It has a License Plate. A Bill of Sale from the Current Owner and a Copy of the Vehicle Registration (name on Registration and Name on Bill of Sale Match) should be all that's required to take to your DMV. If you have concerns that this is not the case in your state, Do not bid or contact your State for more information.