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1964 was the first year of the Cuda and the model lasted until 1974. The runaway success of the mid 1964 Ford Mustang made Plymouth respond with their own creation, The Barracuda. The most noticeable feature of the 64 Cuda is the oversized wraparound rear window that really gives this car a unique.

Originally equipped with a 273 CiD V8, this Cuda now has a slightly modified larger 318 CiD V8 that has a bunch of goodies on it. The engine still features the 273 cylinder heads with solid lifters, it has a high rise Edlebrock intake with a 570 cfm Holley street avenger carburetor, some sweet long tube polished headers that lead to a new dual SS X-pipe exhaust that gives this car a very nice sound. It also features an HEI electronic ignition system so you can rest easy this baby will start. The car has had the front end suspension rebuilt to make the ride quality much better. A large multicore aluminum radiator with electric fans keeps that small block nice & cool no matter how you are driving it. Matched to the 318 is a 4-speed manual transmission that shifts smoothly & firm through the gears and...

This iconic vehicle is a true testament to the golden age of automotive design, boasting a striking red exterior that is sure to turn heads wherever you go. Under the hood, you'll find a powerful 318 CID V8 engine, paired with a 4-speed manual transmission. This combination ensures a driving experience that is both thrilling and engaging, offering a blend of power and control. But this Barracuda isn't just about raw power. It's also equipped with a host of features designed to enhance your comfort and safety. The car comes with air conditioning, allowing you to stay cool and comfortable even on the hottest summer days. The custom wheels add a touch of personal flair to the vehicle, while the power brakes ensure you have the stopping power you need when it matters most. The car is also fitted with radial tires, offering superior grip...

This light blue cruiser is in good survivor condition. The current owner has had this vehicle since 1997 and has obviously taken very good care of it. When he purchased the car in 1997, it was titled in the state of Kansas but lived almost all its life in the state of Texas. Since then, it has lived its life in southern Illinois. Under the hood is a 273 cubic inch v8 that sounds very healthy and runs great. Mated to the engine is a freshly rebuilt, push button, automatic transmission. The interior shows minor wear and tear and looks its age but it appears to be free of any major flaws such as tears in the seats or cracks in the dash. Overall this car is a great driver that will put a smile on the face...