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This model comes in a vibrant yellow exterior color that complements its sleek black interior. The color combination is not just visually appealing but also adds a touch of nostalgia, taking you back to the golden era of American automotive design. Under the hood, this Barracuda is powered by a robust 318 V8 engine, known for its reliability and performance. This engine is paired with an automatic transmission, making it a breeze to drive, whether you're cruising down the highway or navigating city streets. The 1966 Plymouth Barracuda is not just about looks and power; it also comes with a range of features designed to enhance your driving experience. The black interior is not just stylish but also comfortable, providing a pleasant environment for both the driver and passengers. This classic car is a testament to the craftsmanship and...

The factory disc brakes have been upgraded to Wilwood discs for extra stopping power. That extra stopping power was a welcome addition to the 273 CID 235 horse power engine which also sports a factory four-barrel carburetor and 10. 5:1 compression ratio. With over $10,000 spent in labor, parts and upgrades (with receipts) this Barracuda is ready to show and go. The factory specified thirteen-inch wheels have been upgraded to fourteen inch enhancing the stance and maneuverability that made these cars such desirable road rally cars. Floor shift console for the automatic transmission nestled between period correct cloth bucket seats were very desirable features in the emerging pony car market. Painted period correct beige with the -Formula S- stripe and correct black cloth interior makes this a very desirable addition to any Mopar collection or, with the value price, an excellent first-time entry level collector car. This Mopar features factory air conditioning,...

This Barracuda is powered by the original 273 CI V8. The 273 engine was made available as an upgraded Commando version with a four-barrel carburetor, 10. 5:1 compression, and the more aggressive solid camshaft. About 90 percent were ordered with the optional 180 horsepower 273 CI V-8, backed by the original four speed manual transmission. This Barracuda is a beauty. In 1965, this Silver Barracuda was fitted with the Formula 'S' package. It included the Commando 273, a tachometer, heavy-duty shocks, springs, sway bar, and Goodyear Blue Streak tires on wide-rim 14-inch wheels (replacing the usual 13-inchers). The Black Vinyl interior...

This first generation Barracuda is a fastback A-model coupe with a 106 inch wheelbase and based on the Valiant. Featuring a 14. 4 square foot wraparound rear window, the largest ever produced at the time. Powered by a Commando 273 cubic inch engine producing 235 horse power, and backed by a TorqueFlite three speed automatic transmission. Options on this Barracuda include: A/C, AM Radio, Power Brakes, Power Steering, Seat Belts, Vinyl Interior, Radial Tires. This Barracuda was restored 16 years ago, and has held up wonderfully. This Mopar 'pony...

A 1965 Plymouth Barracuda. This was part of the first generation of a car that went on to do amazing things! You could get the 225 slant-6 or upgrade to the 273 CI V8. The 273 engine was made available as an upgraded Commando version with a four-barrel carburetor, 10. 5:1 compression, and a more aggressive camshaft, still with solid tappets. These and other upgrades increased the engine's output to 235 bhp (175 kW). New options were introduced for the Barracuda as the competition among pony cars intensified. This car features the 273 CI V8 engine along with a fantastic 4-speed manual transmission. Can you think of a much better combination in this car? The exterior is presented in a vibrant gold color with a beautiful black vinyl interior. Features include an AM/FM radio, spare tire, jack belts, vinyl interior, radial tires and 14- Moonies. You will also find a passenger thermal sound barrio, fire extinguisher, extra set of wheel covers and a steering knob on the steering wheel. This vehicle has never been wrecked, damaged, flood damaged, flood titled, salvage titled or stolen. The car seems to have had 3 owners since it was new and...