I have been drooling over this one for quite some time.

It's sitting in a show room about a mile from my house.

I never too much liked the Plymouth shade of green, but I gotta say, what a mean machine!

Just looking at it is like traveling back in time!

Beep, Beep!

I am almost afraid to ask, but what do they want for it?

Rich

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Originally posted by Idaho Sharpshooter:
I am almost afraid to ask, but what do they want for it?

Rich

Best not to ask, Rich!

NADA value is around US$60K

http://www.nadaguides.com/defa...=82934&z=12345&da=-1

Pocket change to someone like Rich!

some one just completed restoring a superbird here I have seen the car twice but have not been able ot talk to the owner. found out sunday a friend of mines father helped with the restore

Just sell your house, plenty of room in that beast, it would hardly even be downsizing.

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Originally posted by The Specialist:
Just sell your house, plenty of room in that beast, it would hardly even be downsizing.

And you would be amazed at how nimble that house is when the two outboard carbs open up! I miss my old six pack......

A mere eighty grand will put it in your garage.

Plus sales tax and vehicle license and registration, of course.

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Originally posted by Michael Robinson:
A mere eighty grand will put it in your garage.

Plus sales tax and vehicle license and registration, of course.

I'll write you a check.....

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Originally posted by Whitworth:

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Originally posted by The Specialist:
Just sell your house, plenty of room in that beast, it would hardly even be downsizing.

And you would be amazed at how nimble that house is when the two outboard carbs open up! I miss my old six pack......

Show up sometime and you can have mine for the day,bring enough guns and you can take it home with you and I'll keep the blue one..

Haha! Might take you up on that! It's been a long time since I've owned a B-body......

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Originally posted by Whitworth:

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Originally posted by Michael Robinson:
A mere eighty grand will put it in your garage.

Plus sales tax and vehicle license and registration, of course.

I'll write you a check.....

And I will personally drive it down to Virginia for you.

I hear that the trip can take a couple of years, though.

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Originally posted by Michael Robinson:

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Originally posted by Whitworth:

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Originally posted by Michael Robinson:
A mere eighty grand will put it in your garage.

Plus sales tax and vehicle license and registration, of course.

I'll write you a check.....

And I will personally drive it down to Virginia for you.

I hear that the trip can take a couple of years, though.

Stop teasing!

How many firearms are we talking, just for the sake of reference?
That uuuuuuuuuhhhhhh! sound of carbs opening and hitting the throttle stops is some of the best music to be found, anywhere.


Rich

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Originally posted by Idaho Sharpshooter:
How many firearms are we talking, just for the sake of reference?
That uuuuuuuuuhhhhhh! sound of carbs opening and hitting the throttle stops is some of the best music to be found, anywhere.


Rich

Indeed!

Nice car. There are rumours that Chrysler may return the Plymouth Cuda, similar to the Challenger.

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Originally posted by fla3006:
Nice car. There are rumours that Chrysler may return the Plymouth Cuda, similar to the Challenger.

That wouldn't breat my heart!

How many of you are still tough enough to do without AC now?

I stopped driving my Barracuda daily (it was my daily driver) in 2003. I could do it -- as long as there is enough insentive under my right foot......

had a 70 gtx and it is about a toss up between that one and the 87 grand national buick i had for my all time favorite cars.