Pick Of The Day: 1970 Plymouth Barracuda, 426 HEMI Dual Quad V8 .

Engine: 426 HEMI V8.
Transmission type: 3 Speed Automatic.
Mileage: 18997
Price: US $199,900.00

BUY NOW.

This is a stunning example of the 1970s Plymouth Barracuda, with its 426 Hemi engine and ultra-rare status.
It is investment-grade, so investment prices are essentially the state of the market at present.

We hear almost daily from comments on the website and our Facebook page  about the astronomical costs of the most rare muscle cars.
71 Barracudas, Shelby’s and the like now fetch millions of dollars for the rarest examples, but I see it like a band which you get into, you want them to be Uber popular, but not so popular they become ultra-mainstream. It’s a real dichotomy, but that’s the state of the rarest of muscle cars.
They have gone mainstream and now everybody knows how much they are worth.

This doesn’t mean that you can’t get a reasonably priced example of a muscle car, it just means the rarest option vehicles and now staggeringly expensive.

With all that said, this example is worth the asking price and you can bet in a few years or even months, this will be money well spent.

E74: 426 cubic inch Hemi ‘Cuda V8 that utilizes two 4-barrel carburetors to create 425 horsepower
D32: A727 Torqueflite automatic transmission
BS: Plymouth ‘Cuda
23: 2-door hardtop
R: 426 cubic inch Hemi ‘Cuda V8 that utilizes two 4-barrel carburetors to create 425 horsepower
0: 1970 model year
B: Assembled at Chrysler’s Dodge Main manufacturing facility
217918: Production sequence number
EW1: Alpine White paint
H: High trim grade
6: Vinyl bucket seats
X9: Black interior
000: No upper door frame paint (Full door panels)
C13: Scheduled for production on Saturday, December 13th, 1969
121516: Vehicle order number
EW1: Alpine White roof
A32: Super Performance Axle Package
A62: Rallye instrument cluster
B51: Power brakes
C16: Woodgrain console
C55: Front bucket seats
G33: Chrome, remote operated driver’s mirror
J45: Hood pins
M21: Drip rail moldings
M25: Body sill moldings
M31: Body belt moldings
M88: Rear deck molding
N41: Dual exhaust
N42: Chrome exhaust tips
N85: Tachometer
N96: Carburetor Fresh Air Package (Shaker hood)
R11: Music Master AM radio
Y05: Built to spec’s for U.S.A. order
26: 26-inch radiator
EN1: End of fender tag codes (Designated Line 1 build)

‘Assembled in Hamtramck, Michigan in December of 1969.’
‘Famous 2468330 casting number and matching 179181 partial VIN.’

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