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I had the same car in high school except mine was a 318 with an 8 3/4. If yours was it would be in my driveway. Good luck with the sale, your car brings back memories for me.

boatorama, I saw the car when it was first done a few years ago. It is a very nice car for the money. Where else are you going to find a clean mostly correct first gen Barracuda for $8 grand? I would buy it myself if I had any space at all. I know Todd the owner and he is an honest, no b.s...

Please feel free to make an offer!

1972 Dodge Dart Swinger. Orange with black interior. 1000 miles on new 360 Magnum crate engine. Has 3:23 gear, automatic, drum brakes. Very nice car that runs and drives fine. Fuel and odometer aren't working. Nice Hot Rod Dart ready to go. Asking $18,000. I am listing this for a family member...

Very nice sedan! I wouldn't mind having that one either. Neat car.

Stunning! I love the color on that car, looks great.

Pm me your info.

Very nice. If you PM me I can hook you up with a potential buyer.

http://www.forbbodiesonly.com/moparforum/showthread.php?t=22138 Link to my ad on B-bodies only. I have a ton of pics to serious people.

Looks like I never mentioned that the windshield is broken. Something fell on the glass. It's not very evident in the pictures.

Selling this 1968 Plymouth GTX. Car has the original matching #'s 440 in it, 727 auto (not #'s) and a Dana 60 with 3:54 gears (also not original). Blue inside and out with bucket seats, buddy seat, column shift, power windows, Factory tach, rear defogger, power disk brakes. Car had a black vinyl...

Thanks again Ed for the awesome trade. We are already enjoying this car in the sun! Glad our truck went to a great home as well.

I traded the truck off today for HemiEd's Barracuda.

Thanks for the reminder. I consider this my home and forget there is a forum for just trucks.

We decided to sell my wife's toy. Bought new in May 2003. Ram 1500 SLT 4x4. 4.7 liter, 5 speed manual trans. 20" wheels, tow package,3:91 suregrip rear, Chrome grill, bug shield, rear inner wheel liners. This truck was always kept inside, rarely driven and stored winters. 26k on the odometer...

I can't believe you still have this car.

That does look like the cloth roll back top. Kind of a rare car. Not a bad price if the body is solid.

So, $7k is your asking price? I like the car the way it is and would only want it like that. Keep that in mind if your not sure you really want to keep it. I think doing to much to it will actually de-value it. The car needs a restoration but is neat and useable like it is, which is why it's...

How long have you had the car? It looks like the one Mike Furth restored when he started Nostalgia Lane, which is now Mr. Norm's Garage. If so, it's a very well done car and started out as a good solid car.

That's a sweet car and worth a restoration if that's what you plan to do with it. Nice score.

I'd say $2k tops. It even sounds tempting to me, I'd like to have it, but not for more than that, and probably not even that much.

I wonder what else that guy has. Did any of you see the BIG Dodge trucks in that one photo? I wonder why he would sell it if he collects rare Dodge trucks.

Sweet! I love it.

That's a cool truck. I don't need another vehicle right now but it's tempting anyway. I think I'd be in it too much by the time I got it back to IL though. Good luck on the sale, sorry you have to sell it.

It's not ugly, that's for sure. The fastback Barracuda is the second best looking car from Chrysler during the 60's, second to the 68 Charger... For the record, I'm ugly. Nice car.

Nice truck! I always liked and wanted one of those. Maybe some day. Good luck on the sale.

That's a good price for that car, even if the original engine is long gone. Someone go get it.

Nice car. I wouldn't mind having this one in the garage. Good luck with the sale.

I don't see how it can be much different than when we all donate to buy a person a car or help someone out here like we do here on this site. As long as it's worded carefully. I think you would have to sell the car for $1 to the winner or something and then taxes would have to be paid in it...

Vin looks like an H (kinda blurry). A lot depends on if it's a numbers matching car or not. Those are hard to find so if it is #'s matching, I'd guess it's gotta be worth between $5k and $8K depending on that and also who wants it and for what. It's a neat color for a 72 340 Demon.