Saleofcar.com :Plymouth

Plymouth Barracuda (1972)
for sale

Price: US $7,100.00

Description:

Original 318 car now with a 340. This car has been used sparingly over the last 25 years. I bought it from the second owner and was planning on making it a pro-touring car but I have too many cars in line for restoration. The car has 59, 000 original miles on it. The previous owner drove it once or twice a summer. It drives very nice. Brakes work, power steering works, lights work I can't find anything that doesn't work. The carb could use a rebuild. It doesn't smoke or leak. Very solid car (see photos). I really don't think this car was driven in the winter. There is only one spot that I see that needs attention. It's the lower passenger side rocker just in front of the rear tire. It's about a half dollar size area that needs a new piece cut in. There are other areas on the body that have only surface rust (pictured). I'm confident that when you media blast there will still be metal intact. The driver side quarter was replaced a very long time ago. The door gap is nice. The door lips, trunk lip, and hood lips are all very solid. The trunk floor has some surface rust but again, it will clean up nice. The front grille is in amazing condition. The interior is a time capsule. No rips or tears in any of the seats. The door panels are in excellent condition as is the console. The dash does have a couple of cracks. The carpet is faded. I restore/build high end cars all the time and this is a great candidate to drive for fun with a patina look or take it down like I was planning on doing. It's really a great car and if I had storage and if the other cars were moving faster then I would keep it for sure. Check out my photo bucket site for more images. Email me for the link. I can't figure out how to do it on Ebay. Ebay would only allow 24 images. Please ask questions before you bid. I'm happy to take additional photos or answer any questions to make sure you are informed about the car. Buyer pays shipping. Sold AS/IS Where/IS. Immediate deposit of $1000 required.
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