One feature of the Mopar muscle car era is the rarity of some models. With a range of power plants to choose from and the ability for a new owner to build his or her car to their exact specifications from a plethora of available options, there were many cars produced that had very few identical twins. Purported to be the holy grail “one of one” is this UK market 1967 Barracuda convertible. Follow the bidding here on eBay. More pics and video after the jump!
Muscle Car of the Week’s feature car this week is the 1965 Plymouth Satellite with the 426 Wedge. Video after the jump!
Gong on the block in September is this 1970 Plymouth Cuda 440 Six Pack with only 5644 miles. The bulk of that, 4000 miles, were put on the car from 1970 to 1983! Some options include a shaker hood, Track Pack, road lights and hood pins. It’s actually still sitting on it’s original Goodyear Polyglas tires. Find more info at Mecum. More pics after the jump!
Curbside Classic poses the question; Will the Plymouth Prowler be considered a classic in the future? Read the article here.
Larry Dewees’ bucket list includes a 4-speed Hemi car. We don’t know the man but we think we could get along quite nicely. Read about how he got the GTX here at Mopar Max Magazine. More pics and video interview after the jump!
“I know it’s not pretty to look at but it’ll getcha where you wanna go.” The owner of this 1970 Barracuda, while obviously suffering a huge setback, decided to make the most of it at a burnout competition. You can’t keep a good Mopar down! Find more info at BangShift. Video after the jump!
Motor Authority has a piece on a 1967 Hurst Barracuda that recently paid a visit to Jay Leno’s Garage. Built by B&M (aka Hurst), the car is powered by a 360 that’s been punched out to 408 cubic inches and is pushing 500 hp. Coupled with a TKO 600 5 speed and working thru a Hotchkis suspension, it’s looks to be restomodded just enough. Video after the jump!
Barn Finds spotted this 1970 Barracuda on eBay. The 318 powered, somewhat plain Jane, E body shows some interior wear and lower body rust through but, overall, a very nice driver. We hope the new owner keeps it original and doesn’t turn it into yet another Hemi Cuda clone. Follow the energetic eBay bidding here. More pics and video tour after the jump!
As mentioned a few weeks back, Richard Petty took his 1970 Superbird out of mothballs and paid a visit to Goodwood. Find more info at Hooniverse. Video after the jump of a car that sounds just like it’s supposed to; evil.
This is one incredibly clean first generation numbers matching Barracuda. An eBay purchase that was slightly misrepresented, the new owner restored the car to stock condition and did one hell of a job. Find more info at Street Legal TV. More pics after the jump!
