dealer built 72 AAR

[kathyscuda]

NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1972-Plymouth-Barracuda-AAR/232778809972?hash=item3632b2c274:g:orwAAOSwgJlbBNkW

[JS29]

  B body shift handle?

[1 Wild R/T]

I want to see a real vintage dealer invoice...

[Burdar]

Pictures are kind of crappy but other than the engine compartment needing work, the car looks pretty good.

[one bad fish]

Yeah whatever (dealer built) but I kinda like it!

[ledphoot]

I'd own it

I like the '72 a lot.

[1 Wild R/T]

I'd own it

I like the '72 a lot.

I like it too, great car... Just don't try to BS us about it coming from the dealer like that....

[1Burgfish]

  Let's see the fender tags and build sheet

[RUNCHARGER]

Neat car if the price is right. I don't even read the ads anymore.

[Chryco Psycho]

Could have been built by the dealer in 72 , order a X9 Cuda with the options you wanted & have the dealer install the intake carbs AC hood , stripes etc
Grand Spaulding did this all the time & made a lot of business providing what customers wanted , they had a Huge busness selling modified Street Vans when the muscle cars died out in 73 .
The build sheet & Tag would be as delivered to the dealer , only the dealer [not factory] sales invoice could prove different if they performed the modifications , in 72 all of the parts should have still been available either through the parts or Hustle Stuff , the only difficult part might have been the Air Cleaner assy

[anlauto]

....and the dealer had a custom silver stripe made to mimic the original AAR stripe....

[MoparDave]

 looks descent but doubtful. whom ever did the seats no so good.

[Chryco Psycho]

....and the dealer had a custom silver stripe made to mimic the original AAR stripe....

What silver stripes ???
Never seen reflective black before 

I agree the seat suck but it hey it has been 45 years !!

[cuda hunter]

I believe the claim is that the paint is original survivor with no dents or damage.

Was the original factory paint ever that nice? 

Much less 45 years later.

[anlauto]

I've seen reflective black, those could be that as well, I don't think they are, but whatever...The factory never made them in reflective black either, so this dealer would have to find a custom vinyl graphic place in 1972 (not that common) and have copies of the AAR stripe made.....seems like a lot of work.