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The Plymouth Satellite is a mid-size automobile introduced in the 1965 model year as the top trim model in Plymouth's 'B' platform Belvedere line. Available initially in two-door hardtop and convertible models, the Satellite remained the top-of-the-line model until the 1967 model year. This particular 1966 example has been with its current owner for nearly 20 years, and was originally optioned with a 273ci V8. Power is now sent to the rear wheels by a 440ci V8 with larger cams, closed chambered heads and hydraulic lifters, topped off with a 4-Barre Edlebrock Carburetor! To add to the fun, the 727 Torqueflite Automatic Transmission and Positraction rear end make this car a blast! Finished in a Light...

Additional information on this 1965 Plymouth Barracuda coming soon.

This Plymouth Barracuda is equipped with a 318 CID V8 engine, and 4-speed manual transmission. The seller did some engine bay updates by repainting, adding a Weland aluminum intake, and Edelbrock 4-Barrel Carburator. Inside the red vinyl interior is in very good shape, appearing to be redone not too long ago as well. The center console with factory style shifter gives a nice sporty look.

Options on this 1965 Plymouth Barracuda for sale include; vinyl interior, seat belts, magnesium slotted wheels, and Radial Tires.

Rolling down the street, the rumble is likely to scare the pants off of all the bowtie and pony boys. When you open the hood and see 'Super Commando' plastered across the air cleaner, you'll know why. Powering this Plymouth Belvedere for sale is a 440 cubic inch big block MOPAR V8 engine. Topped with an Edelbrock Torker performance air intake, Quick Fuel double pumper carburetor, and an MSD blaster coil, you'll see how the extra fuel, fire, and air adds to the horsepower and massive torque that this big block MOPAR delivers. Backed by a Torqueflite 727 heavy duty 3-speed automatic transmission, this Belvedere for sale is ready to lay the rubber to the road! The exterior is sharp, with a nice Red paint job. With factory trim and painted to match steel wheels wrapped in Plymouth Division dog dish style hubcaps, this 1965 Plymouth for sale looks like your typical muscle car of the 60s: Simple, clean, and tough. With the dual exhaust tips poking out of the back, it's likely to be the last thing the competitors see! The interior follows suit, with simple Black vinyl interior. Looking in the cab, you'll find yourself eager to take a...