1993 Plymouth Cuda

[moparnut]

1993 Plymouth Cuda - $35,000 - Eden, GA - 1972 Plymouth Cuda

1972 Plymouth Barracuda fully restored
Freshly rebuilt 360ci bored out 0.300
4-Barrel Carburetor
Headers
Brand new Exhaust
Brand new Frontend as well
Brand new Air Conditioner system
All brand new Floor Pans
Rust-free and treated for rust
Undercarriage coating
Insulated all throughout the entire car
727 ft-lb Torque Fly Automatic transmission
And much more...!

Note. Very rare and hard to find vehicle and in a relatively brand new condition as well
Asking $35000.00...OBO!

This is a must see American Classic and everything within works well
Currently located in Eden GA.
Serious inquiries only.

Financing Nationwide Shipping and Warranties available to qualified buyers. Stock Number: C139093L

Link to ad on Hemmings.com

 

[69.5CUDA]

hmmmm 1993 eh...so was it rebodied then and registered funky

 

[68R/T]

You'd think that people would want to proof read their ads. :doh:

 

[Dr.Jass]

This is mint condition? Oy.

OK, let's never mind the 416" engine you'd have by boring a 360 an additional .300", the horrible body-colored bumpers, and the unmitigated catastrophe happening underhood. We won't even bother with the cheap seatcovers intended for racing buckets with shoulder-harness holes.

I want to know why that 'cuda emblem on the tail panel is in (approximately) the '74 location. In '72-'73 it was on the other side of the license plate; being on the LH side is a '74-only thing both Barracuda and 'cuda. It's a minor detail, 'cept it's not. Did he put it back where he found it, or? Little shit like this would have me checking cowl and trunk-rail numbers very closely, especially in the land of cars without titles.

Is this car a real BS23, or is it a BH? $35K is numbers-matching, factory-faithful restoration money on a genuine high-performance car, not what you'll get for someone's 318-VIN backyard hot rod.