1970 Plymouth Barracuda Drag Car - Super Gas/Street or Brackets in NHRA or IHRA

Description for Plymouth Barracuda 1970

1970 Plymouth Barracuda Drag Car For Sale - No Title

The chassis was built by Super Stock builder Tom Callis in Orlando Florida and was last certified by the NHRA in 1999. This car is a proven consistent money winner and was a quality build. It has ladder bars, coil overs, Wilwood brakes, Moser axels around a Dana 60 with 14x32s that will go straight every time. Fiberglass parts include the hood, front fenders, doors, deck lid and bumpers. It has always been stored indoors and the Lexan is crystal clear all around. There is just one spot near the deck lid that is bubbling but the paint and body is in excellent shape. The grille is original and it has a few cracks but still looks good. There is no title.

The 440 engine in this car runs 10.60s or 6.80s through race mufflers, and was built by a central Florida machine shop. It is a mild engine but very dependable. It is .030 over with open chamber heads with larger valves and Mopar adjustable rockers, Fluidampr damper, Torker aluminum intake, Comp Cams 23-630-5, .650 lift cam, Mopar shot peened rods, Milodon large oil pan and the rotating assembly was balanced. The transmission is a 727 with a JW transbrake and BTE 8 inch torque convertor and blanket.

Inside there is a Digital Delay Mega 400 delay box with bumpdown button, Painless roll bar mounted 6 switch breaker panel, ACD Co2 air shifter and throttle stop, East Coast super mini alternator, MSD 7AL-2 ignition and Malory Unilite distributor. All wiring is not concealed and traceable. All gauges are AutoMeter. The belts and window net are expired and need to be replaced as well as the tires, but that is all that is needed to be done and this car will be in the money.

I also have a 28' Haulmark Edge enclosed trailer for sale.

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