1971 Plymouth Barracuda Convertible 383 Numbers Matching

1971 Plymouth Barracuda for sale in Ada, Michigan, United States

Condition:	Used
Item location:	Ada, Michigan, United States
Make:	Plymouth
Model:	Barracuda
Year:	1971
Mileage:	48,796
VIN:	BH27N1B358661
Vehicle Title:	Clear
Want to buy?	Contact seller!

Description for Plymouth Barracuda 1971

I am selling my 1971 Plymouth Barracuda convertible that I have owned for the past 6 years. This car was made at the Hamtramck plant is one of only 9 Barracudas to be made a convertible, with a 383 and automatic transmission. This car was purchased with many factory upgrades including power steering, front disc brakes, vari speed wipers, torque flite transmission, high impact paint, racing mirrors, rally gauges, 3 spoke steering wheel and aerodynamic rear spoiler. The orange paint has been repainted some time ago and is in good condition. The trim and chrome are original and look great. I have most of the original parts, spoiler, carb, exhaust.This is a very clean all original surviving car.

The interior is all original. The dash pad has no cracks. The top is in good shape and still has the original glass rear window. The top functions and latches properly. I did have an after market cd player installed along with rear speakers in the rear seat side panels.

The engine and transmission both have the vin numbers stamped and are original to the car. I have since installed a Edelbrock carburetor and Headman headers with a Dynomax exhaust. New BF Goodrich tires.

I have all of the original documentation to the car, build sheet, original fender tag and what I think is a factory track sheet for assembly. Also a letter from the Chrysler historical society stating that this is one of 9 convertible barracudas made in 71.

Fender tag numbers

J25 J54 J81 N41 P37 R11

V3X C B51 C16 C55 G36

EV2 H6X9 000 415 B366 22

E65 D32 BH27 N1B 358661

Trans

PK3515846 3510

1B358661

Engine

2468130-3

1B358661

This is a good opportunity to pick up a surviving original sheet metal car. Inspections welcome. Questions please email me. Thank you.