1969 Plymouth Barracuda

Fastback Coupe

8 - Cyl.

Automatic

Gasoline

Hey Mopar fans! I am thinning my school of Barracudas, and this is one badass one. Came originally with the factory Landau Gator grain top which is a very rare option. Car started off as a 318 4 Speed. A formula S package was added, which includes front sway bar, Kelsey Hayes disc breaks, 8 3/4 rear end, and a 150 mile speedometer rally dash. This car is absolutely rust free. Never seen any holes in it whatsoever. It does have a fresh coat of B5 Blue paint, base coat, clear coat, concept paint. The 340 motor has a fresh valve job, X heads, new rings and bearings, new clutch pressure plate throw out bearing, 4 new tires with slotted aluminum polished wheels. The motor has brand new 750 Edelbrock carburetor, with electronic ignition for more reliability. It has a mild hydraulic CAM and it runs like a clock. Does not smoke, leak oil. It has fresh new dual exhaust to the rear. On the rear tail of this car, spoilers were installed, what I personally call "fishtails". Back in the 1969 era , the Camaros and Mustangs all had the rear spoilers, and we felt that this car looks better with it, even though it is not original. There was an outfitter out of Wisconsin that built what he called Savage GT Barracudas that had the same tail spoiler. It just makes the car look unique. Instead of installing the rear trim moulding on this 1969 Barracuda trunk , I airbrushed the lettering and clear coated over it. I still have the rear trim panel, if the new buyer wants it. This car is absolutely beautiful inside and out. It was totally disassembled for paint, and all the interior panels were painted to match the B5 Blue exterior. It runs like a dream, and it sounds very nice. The rear body panel was professionally notched out to fit the exhaust tips. I can't think of anything this car needs except for a newer CD player. It has the original thumbwheel radio in the dash. Shipping is the responsibility of the buyer. 10% Deposit required within a week. Full payment needed in two weeks. It is currently registered and insured in the state of California. Any questions, leave me a message and I shall contact you back. Check out my other auctions for my 1869 Convertible! Thanks, Paul.