1965 Plymouth Barracuda 2dr Hardtop | For Sale $29,900

[@vernrosquites5998]

Such a Gorgeous restoration! One of my favorite classic and muscle car, from ‘64 to ‘70s models.

[@davidzdziarek-zl8cu]

Original Valiant TransAudio AM radio remaining in the car.

[@davidzdziarek-zl8cu]

I had one in Champale Gold.

[@romans828.]

This amazing car is ORIGINAL and that is what makes it desirable to folks who appreciate history of the automobile. You can Jack it up throw some dual cherry bombs on it if you want. Of course they will laugh you out of the car show.

[@davidzdziarek-zl8cu]

Maybe for originality, but I wouldn't recommend those bias plys for any significant driving!

[@romans828.]

Perfect price! Ignore these auto-morons. Nice ride!

[@Hammydavis]

You need the 67

[@mooosestang]

That's beautiful! Will you take a 2006 mustang gt whipple supercharged 60k miles as a partial trade?🤣

[@bullbutter2931]

Sure bring it in

[@tombankwel4822]

Superb stunning gourgeus barracuda 😊😊😊😊😊

[@tombankwel4822]

Ps sounds awsome, engine like music 😊😊

[@romans828.]

Not that dime a dozen car. I’ll take the Dodge any day.

[@billsmith9570]

Needs dual exhaust with Flowmasters.

[@hughjass1044]

Not if you want to preserve originality. Single exhaust is how that car would have come with that 2V engine.

[@bladerunnerbar]

motor sounds ticky

[@romans828.]

It has solid lifters friends and that SOUND is normal. You really should know something about an Engine before you pontificate about it. Get educated lol

[@davidgentz1731]

Way too much money no big block no 4-speed no sale

[@observer3232]

It looks like it's in great condition, but those were ugly cars. Not in the same league with Mustangs, Camaros or Firebirds.

[@markescartin6613]

It was a "Sleeper" but since YOU weren't around back then YOU have NO appreciation. Besides THEY don't make Firebirds OR Camaros anymore?

[@observer3232]

@@markescartin6613 Wrong on all accounts. My first car was a 71 plymouth duster, actually my mom's but she rarely drove it. The first car i bought new was a 78 Camaro, absolutely loved it. I have no idea what in the world a "sleeper" is but the Barracuda was Plymouths entry in the "Pony" car market designed to compete against the Mustang, as the Camaros and Firebirds were GM's entry. Camaro's stopped production this year, coming back as an EV. Pontiac's stopped in 2010, some 10 years after the Plymouth line went bellyup. The last Barracuda was made 50 years ago, obviously couldn't compete against the Mustang, Camaro or Firebird.