anyone remember this rusty cuda been all over craigslist for a long time
I have a 1970 cuda 440 U CODE all matching numbers needs total restoration and more need all sheet metal frame rails, and floors, needs everything like I said needs complete restoration inter fenders and fenders like I will say it again NEEDS ALL SHEET METAL AND MORE please look at the pictures and what you see is what you get only a little over 620 were made 440 4 barrow automatic on the column rally wood dash 150 miles speedometer has stock radio has fender tag door sticker vin on crawl by the lower wipers and also has vin number plate on inside dash its the real deal 440 matching number cuda U code but very rusty sold as is ILLIONOS TITLE IN MY NAME its a big project car 500.00 dollar deposite due 24 hour at end of action NON REFUNDABLE must be paid in full with in 7 days of auction end I have the right to end action at any time the car is being advertise locally if you need more pictures call me or text me 773 344 1008 my names MICHAEL thank for looking big restoration project being SOLD AS IS. car does not leave until paid in and cleared in my account thanks again
https://www.ebay.com/itm/1970-Plymouth-Barracuda-/162939710534?_trksid=p2141725.m3641.l6368
That'll buff out!! :rofl: :rofl:
I wonder if that's original paint and stripe ? Reason I ask is because look how low the stripe is....almost twice as low as it should be :thinking:
if your not doing most of the work yourself,
BUY ONE DONE
Then how would restoration shops stay in business ? :o
crazy bids and reserve not met yet Current bid: US $14,200.00 :rubeyes:
A "restoration" would leave very little of the original car. At what point would you call it a rebody under an original VIN number? $12, 000. Yikes :unbelievable:
Well: I'm not sure those #'s are even solid enough to move to another body. The condition of that car is just a darn shame.
It's one of those cars where the only person that would have a decent shot at restoring it, would be the first guy that found it and paid $500 bucks for it....anything over that and it's just plain crazy.....So flip it now and make some money because anything else will result in a huge loss :alan2cents:
WHAT a POS! Who, in their right mind, would pay that much for what's left of it? There's virtually nothing that would not need to be replaced. Wow :thumbdown:
I think someone's running the bid up. If you got the car free and did all of the work yourself you would still be buried in it. Stick a fork in it Jim, it's done.
couple questions about the car.
Why is the rear/ underside of the package tray white?
would the factory have oversprayed green on the rear tail lights inside the trunk.
I find it funny that in every picture you can see a pile of rust below each quarter and doors. if you touch the car, it pours rust.
I bet it would break when pulled on a trailer.
woooo at least now we know his reserve price US $15,000.00 !! :stop: :stop: :drunk: :drunk:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/1970-Plymouth-Barracuda-/162951723241?_trksid=p2141725.m3641.l6368
Wow I 've seen that car kicking around forever and I finally went in and looked at all of the pictures. That thing is done! Its a $4-5,000 parts car at best and that's being generous hoping the 440 HP engine is any good.
The main thing holding it back is the column auto in my opinion and the 440.....Even though "U" codes are rarer then "V" codes, they don't seem to draw the money at all.....
Be a great car to send to the AMD Installation Center :alan2cents:
Alan you like the AMD installation center. Have you sent any cars there?
Quote from: cuda hunter on March 20, 2018, 07:09:00 AM
Alan you like the AMD installation center. Have you sent any cars there?
No but there was a local guy, a member here, that sent his AAR there and was very happy.
when I picked up my last m46 I was very close to the amd center. Watched some videos and talked to the guy that lives down there. He says anyone that goes there is happy with the work but the cost is up there.
I considered it, but......decided not to.