1973 Plymouth barracuda $110,000

[cuda hunter]

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1973 Plymouth barracuda
$110,000
Listed
12 weeks ago
in Santa Ynez, CA

Baddest of the bad. We have to find a loving home for my friends Hemi powered beast. Only 96 miles on the car since complete tear down restoration. Amazing pearl orange paint comes alive when the sun hits it. Insane hemi motor cackles at idle even with modest turbo mufflers! 540 hemi, automatic trans, fourlink Street Lynx rear suspension with Curries rear end and coilovers, AlterKation front suspension with coilovers, power rack and pinion w/hydroboost, Wilwood brakes on all 4 corners, American racing rims, Dakota Digital dash etc. It's only been to a couple shows, but won big each time.

Asking $110000 or best reasonable offer. Please understand how much money is in this car! Professionally built

I can send more pictures upon request. I'm helping my friends widow liquidate. Please check my other listings

Rick Rojas
Joined Facebook in 2007

Lives in Santa Barbara, California

[cuda hunter]

 

[cuda hunter]

[Mopar5]

I would like it to be more stock personally, Just saying.

[cuda hunter]

Gotta be the most expensive 73 I have seen to date. 

[Bullitt-]

Gotta be the most expensive 73 I have seen to date. 

Here's a '72 that actually brought 110K....not that I see it  & I sure don't see it in the one you posted. 
https://www.classic.com/veh/1972-dodge-challenger-custom-coupe-ia046153-n3MoAPp?tab=history

https://bid.barrett-jackson.com/lot-details/index/catalog/42/lot/27307?url=%2Fauctions%2Fcatalog%2Fid%2F42%3Fpage%3D20

a very high priced '73 but it's in a different stratosphere $242K
https://www.classic.com/veh/1973-dodge-challenger-jh23g3b249409-n2K971W/

https://www.autoevolution.com/news/radical-1973-dodge-challenger-chastizer-rocked-this-years-sema-ready-to-sell-175666.html

[cuda hunter]

Wow!  Sad face challengers at that.

  I'm very surprised at the first one.  What in the world makes it worth 110K ? 

The chastizer, well, it is a piece of art work for sure.  I like everything about it except that price.   Looks like they changed the grill to a 70, not surprising.   

[Bullitt-]

 Actually not a '70....closeups are hard to find but I definitely see the snarl  of a '73

[cuda hunter]

Oh, it is.  Wow again.   Thanks for posting that, I was having a hard time getting pics off that website. 

I'm blown away at those prices.

[7212Mopar]

I like everything I seen so far on this Cuda. But the instrument cluster needs some work to get it to $110k, IMO.

[cuda hunter]

I do find it interesting that the builders kept the cyclops in the car.
The trim doesn't fit the dash on the right side very well either. 

Good looking car for sure.  I wonder if they will get all the money they put into the car to create it back.  I'm sure at the rate of mechanics nowadays they put that 110K into the car, I just doubt they will get it all back out of the car.  I sure lose money on every car I've ever bought and sold. 

[HP2]

I'd say it's a professionally assembled car. Everything on it appears to be bolt on customization. Granted, it is all high-end stuff and the end result is attractive. Wish them the best on the sale.

I've always thought the biggest detractor to the 72-74 Challenger grill was all the body-colored fascia and lack of chrome trim. Textured argent and chrome surrounds create an entirely different look that can appear more angry than sad.

[Skid Row]

  Exhaust tips look like they came from a 1981 Chevy Citation X-11

[MoparLeo]

Ha Ha Ha . Put $150,00 into a $25,000 car.
You end up with a $25,000 car with $150.000 in parts and labor wasted on it.
Still a 1973 Challenger.
 Very bad investment choice. Poorly planned project.
Many shortcuts taken and areas not finished.