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Old 02-26-2022, 04:00 AM
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Default Very Cool '68 Barracuda, Vintage Hot Rod
"Vintage" meaning it was built 15-20 years ago as a drag car, but this could be a TON of fun with some work to make it a little more streetable.

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Old 02-26-2022, 01:38 PM
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Being a unibody car, having all the inner fender structure gone is a big concern for the structural integrity of the front end. I see no cage tubing going forward to support that.

This car needs a LOT of work to ever bring it back to a nice cruiser. The missing instrument panel isn't attractive.
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Totally agree, the interior is a mess for sure. Would be an intriguing car for say $7500.
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Totally agree, the interior is a mess for sure. Would be an intriguing car for say $7500.
Exactly, that would be reasonable price to start rebuilding from.
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Wow, when's the last time you saw Erson valve covers? I remember that was the "Super Shops" badge back in the early 90's.
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Car would present better with the roll bar painted flat black.
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