1967 Plymouth Barracuda 383ci V8 Automatic PS PB Recent Restoration 67-6798C

Welcome to Street Dreams in Texas as we celebrate our 24th year in the classic and muscle car business. We are always happy to present you with another dreamy classic muscle car. This 1967 Plymouth Barracuda has a 383ci V8 with an automatic transmission. This classic is equipped with power steering, power brakes, and a Bluetooth classic looking radio. This is a recent restoration that is still very fresh. If you would like to see more photos and information check out our personal website. www.streetdreamstexas.com

[@wildcoyote7]

Beautiful 67 A-body.

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[@jimcockburn4652]

Absolutely GORGEOUS

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[@stevevice9863]

Beautiful! The '67-'69 Barracudas never got the attention they deserved. That fastback design is timeless.

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Yes sir, these are some cool looking rides. Pretty much all the fastbacks looked cool.

[@daveb1242]

That thing is just too cool 👍👍👍

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[@kipbrown1549]

VERY VERY NICE //////////////

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[@bryantschell5981]

Nice ride

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[@williamdinger6713]

Stunning

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[@StephaneUrfer]

Hello Street Team very Beautiful Barracuda and thank you for the video I'm living in Switzerland and I also restored one I love your tires and wheel can you give me more information in advance thank you

[@StreetDreamsTexas]

Unfortunately I do not have that information recorded from when we had it. Here is the link for this vehicle. Incase you would like to look closer at the photos. The wheels do look to be a torque thrust. Just not sure of the brand. Tires are Cooper Cobra Radial G/Ts.

[@jimmybrown8375]

Yes sir very nice! Couple things though, the core support behind the grille should be a flat or flat black satin cause it looks a bit tacky seeing the white in that area. Your gauges don't work properly. I have a 68 3i3 4sp & a 67 273cid. I've had a barracuda since 1969. I have an obsession with em. Mental? Possibly.

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Lol, well at least you know. As you can understand, after 57 years several people that are not as attentive to detail have likely owned it. So these type of people tend to put their own spin on things. We are a dealership. If you were interested in buying and wanted us to fix these things we would be happy to get them done. Thanks for commenting and explaining yourself.

[@steveburlingame1935]

I love white cars mopar all day

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Yessir!

[@rebeccajohnson1407]

he never said it was a real 383 car he showed the vin ? its B witch is slant six . nice care i think nice

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Thank you very much for commenting.

[@geralddrury4829]

So many issues For a real 383 S. The badging is all wrong! I can only assume the car is a 383 car but have no true details to confirm! The Fender Tag is rough but no H code. Were not both 67/68 383S have the hood call out? on the plates or just 68?

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Not sure exactly at this time. This car has long been sold. You are welcome to navigate to our website. Where a more specific description is available.

[@spenser5719]

1967 never had call outs on the simulated hood vents. They also never badged the cid anywhere on the car. For ‘67 the only time a 383 was used was in a Formula S configuration and was always badged as a Formula S. Very nice resto job though