Hey guys I am new to this site and I look forward to sharing and receiving any knowledge I may have for the mopar community!

We are looking at selling our unfinished clean 1968 Plymouth Barracuda Hemi Super Stock. Here is the info. NEW PRICE 16,000 OBO!!!

- NHRA Certified 7.50 or Slower

- SFI 25-5 Requirement

- Hemi Super Stock

- Chromalloy chassis

- Ford 9” rear end

- Rear 4 Link Set Up with QA1 Coils and Springs

- Rear Tub Built to Accommodate 14/32 OL-15 Drag Radials

- Aluminum Racing Seat

- Set up for Hemi and Torque Flight

- Motor Plates

- Front & Mid Plates

- Southern Shell

- New rear quarters

- Missing Doors, Fenders and Front Clip











We are asking 18,000 OBO. If you need any more info give me a call and I would be more than happy to chat with you. 519 620 0800

Grant

 

Any Interest?

 

It's sad, unfinished projects like that You rarely get even 1/2 your money back never mind you labor.. If it was a roller ???
Is it a hemi vin #

 

It was a roller and no there is no VIN on it.

 

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To the top! A "free" plane ticket if your coming to buy it lol!

 

2000 dollars of the asking!! Or Best Offer. Lets find this beaut a great home!

 

You'd be lucky to get $3,000 for that car

Not even a roller, no front clip.... no engine, no trans, and you want that much?

Good luck....

 

NHRA certification states a hundred bucks PER weld and with over 150 welds in the car its worth what we are selling it for! Thanks for the BUMP.

 

So your add is mis leading... IT IS NOT a SS Hemi car
Just made up to fit a hemi engine class
$100 per weld ?? your joking right !
Worth maybe 1/2 of what your asking

 

I am not going to punish you because you did put alot of work in it. I would say it would be in the 8,000-10,000 dollar range.

 

If you can find someone who is getting ready to build a car for SS/Hemi or Hemi Shootout, they would jump all over this for your asking price. Hopefully you can hold on to it and get close to your asking price.The chassis alone is worth your price. The hard work is done, someone with reasonable wrench skills could finish it from here. I would try more race oriented sites that cater to class racers. Good luck with your sale, that looks like some quality work.

 

The chassi is a good deal, because i called a few chassi shops and got prices on doing a 8.50 cert cage and a round tube backhalf with 4 link and new dana 60 and all the prices were around 15k for doing the job with parts. His car is 7.50 cert so i think it's fair price around what he's asking. Wish i had some extra to buy his car.
Kevin