Vehicle Description
1967 Plymouth Barracuda
After initially being based on the Plymouth Valiant, in 1967 the
Barracudas were heavily redesigned. Although some similarities to
the Valiant are present the second gen cars took on a much more
muscle car appearance and paved the way for the Barracuda to become
one of the top tier muscle cars available. You don't see these cars
very often and the look of this car is sure to have you questioning
why. Coated in a nice white paint, the body is in good condition
and features dual Black racing stripes which really add to that
tough muscle car exterior. The front and rear bumpers are nicely
chromed and the stainless trim around the windows and grill in good
condition. The car also wears hood tie downs clips which are a nice
aftermarket feature and along with the custom American Racing
wheels add even more muscle.
Under the hood is the stock 273 V8 motor. It starts up nicely and
runs smooth. It has been fitted with an Edelbrock air cleaner and
finned valve covers but is mostly original. It is paired with an
automatic transmission and the original rear end. The car has a
nice rumble with dual exhaust which is routed out of the back and
have added chrome tips.
The interior utilizes Black cloth upholstery on the seats with
White on the door panels. Aftermarket high back bucket seats were
added and fit the car well. All of the stock paneling, trim,
controls, etc is nicely mounted in place. The original style faux
wood trim covers the dash and outlines the original gauges. The
original center console runs between the seats and can often be a
very desirable component that is tough to track down for some of
these 60's muscle cars. The console houses the automatic shifter as
well as additional storage.
If you are in the market for a 60's muscle car but are tired of the
same old Camaro or Mustang your search is over!
Listed on ebay with NO RESERVE, item # 222667260398!
