1967 Plymouth Barracuda Restomod

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Impressive Build! Built 472 V8, Auto, A/C, Custom Paint/Interior, Wilwood PDB's!
Stock #:
4801-DFW
Exterior Color:
Gray Metallic
Interior Color:
Black
Body Type:
Fastback
Transmission:
3 Speed Automatic
Drivetrain:
RWD
Engine:
472 V8
Mileage:
2,455
The later 'Cudas (especially the Hemis) seem to get all the attention, but early cars like this sweet 1967 Plymouth Barracuda Restomod is lighter, more agile, and quite likely faster than most of its younger siblings. This particular Mopar beauty went through a comprehensive frame-off, rotisserie restoration completed by top-end professionals, and features a thumping 472 Mackey V8, sporty suspension, a beautiful high-end paint job, and a custom leather interior. Stunning good looks and over-the-top performance, it's not often you see this in the 'spelled-out' Barracudas from the mid-'60s.
Completed by Bob White and the pros at California Customs, this restomod makes an incredible statement. The two-tone Black Cherry (Maroon) over Gray Metallic paint job grabs your attention instantly, and after you pick your jaw up from the floor you notice that there's more to this Barracuda than first meets the eye. First there's the dual-scoop hood adorned with bright vents in the center, giving it a race-ready look that's uniquely Mopar. Then, you have to account for the car's swooping roofline, as it's the most dramatic part of the '67 design. Because of the car's space-age like shape, there's a ton of glass all-around, including the large window out back that practically gives the car an aeroroof. The topside of the vehicle – hood, tops of the fenders, roof, decklid, and the tops of the quarters – were all coated with custom maroon mix, which has plenty of metallic sparkle inside the deep lustrous finish. Underneath is the more sinister shade of Gray Metallic, and it does a great job giving the car a more mysterious look. So many Mopars are brightly colored, darn near obnoxiously if we're honest, whereas this two-tone shade makes this '67 look timeless, subdued even though it's obvious the finish was extremely expensive. The rather trim Barracuda coupe bodywork is minimalism at its best, offering light weight and maximum rigidity for the rigors of track use, although this one has never been raced and was built for regular cruising (more on that later). Paint and bodywork are top driver-quality and worthy of coverage in Mopar magazine, with excellent fit and finish throughout that shows extremely well. Sure, there are a few imperfections here and there, but with only 2,455 miles on the build these are vastly minor blemishes in the grand scheme of things. Chrome and trim are limited but were likewise restored to show-off, which is nice to see since cars that are built for modern combat seldom get fresh jewelry like this one has. The ornate front grille is gorgeous, shiny bumpers fore and aft are perfect endcaps, and the raked profile set atop those slick rims gives this Barracuda a virtually unmatched curb appeal.
The black-and-maroon interior neatly straddles the vintage/modern fence, offering full black leather upholstery on the front buckets, matching door panels, and even a back seat that makes the car habitable for road trips and other car-related activities. A beautifully finished custom center console splits the front buckets, with bright paint and trim running the length of the unit, and it houses the shifter for the built-up automatic transmission below. The custom dash was similarly finished to this high-end point - completely reworked, painted to match, and filled with a triple set of Haneline digital-analog gauges, a retro-style AM/FM/AUX stereo, and a full Vintage Air A/C system with ornate vents and billet controls. A black-rimmed Grant steering wheel anchors the cockpit ahead of the driver, the headliner above is taut and looks brand new, while the dark gray carpets and matching floormats below are the correct pile and weave - insulating the cabin perfectly from any outside noise and unpleasant temperatures. Seatbelts front and back add safety, the stereo system sounds great, while out back the trunk was beautifully finished to match the cabin.
The engine is a snarling 472 cubic inch big block V8 that's been built to take no prisoners. The Mackey V8 motor started life as a 440, but after a professional upgrade filled with top-of-the-line goodies, it's been bored and stroked to the 472 displacement found today. With race-ready compression, a Holley carb and polished Edelbrock air-gap intake, Holley fuel rails, a full MSD ignition/coil/distributor system, plus long-tube headers and a Flowmaster dual exhaust system underneath, it has a nasty bark and there's no question that it needs that big air-cleaner to keep it fed. A single-belt serpentine belt system runs all the accessories, most of which were dipped in chrome for a cool look, while a heavy-duty AFCO aluminum radiator with a giant auxiliary fan keeps the whole show nice and cool. Detailed for show under the hood with polished valve covers, polished accessories, and smoothed/painted inner fenders and matching firewall, it's clear this hood was always destined to be opened and bragged about. The stout V8 is backed by a high-performance 727 TorqueFlight 3-speed automatic transmission with a TCI pan, and it spins an 8.75-inch rear end with 3.55 POSI gears inside. Wilwood power 4-wheel disc brakes were finished beautifully as well, with a maroon-painted booster under the hood and slotted rotors behind the rims, while a responsive power rack-and-pinion steering system, upgraded shocks, upgraded controls arms, and a beefy sway bar keep this Barracuda planted to the road. Polished 18-inch Boyd Coddington wheels wear staggered 225/40/18 front and 265/45/18 Michelins with plenty of grip left.
Cars with a single-minded purpose of being fast rarely get finished to this gorgeous level, and we're all better knowing a car like this will be roaming the streets for years to come. Fast, beautiful, and functional, it's the ultimate early Barracuda. Call today!
Vehicle Description
The later 'Cudas (especially the Hemis) seem to get all the attention, but early cars like this sweet 1967 Plymouth Barracuda Restomod is lighter, more agile, and quite likely faster than most of its younger siblings. This particular Mopar beauty went through a comprehensive frame-off, rotisserie restoration completed by top-end professionals, and features a thumping 472 Mackey V8, sporty suspension, a beautiful high-end paint job, and a custom leather interior. Stunning good looks and over-the-top performance, it's not often you see this in the 'spelled-out' Barracudas from the mid-'60s.
Completed by Bob White and the pros at California Customs, this restomod makes an incredible statement. The two-tone Black Cherry (Maroon) over Gray Metallic paint job grabs your attention instantly, and after you pick your jaw up from the floor you notice that there's more to this Barracuda than first meets the eye. First there's the dual-scoop hood adorned with bright vents in the center, giving it a race-ready look that's uniquely Mopar. Then, you have to account for the car's swooping roofline, as it's the most dramatic part of the '67 design. Because of the car's space-age like shape, there's a ton of glass all-around, including the large window out back that practically gives the car an aeroroof. The topside of the vehicle – hood, tops of the fenders, roof, decklid, and the tops of the quarters – were all coated with custom maroon mix, which has plenty of metallic sparkle inside the deep lustrous finish. Underneath is the more sinister shade of Gray Metallic, and it does a great job giving the car a more mysterious look. So many Mopars are brightly colored, darn near obnoxiously if we're honest, whereas this two-tone shade makes this '67 look timeless, subdued even though it's obvious the finish was extremely expensive. The rather trim Barracuda coupe bodywork is minimalism at its best, offering light weight and maximum rigidity for the rigors of track use, although this one has never been raced and was built for regular cruising (more on that later). Paint and bodywork are top driver-quality and worthy of coverage in Mopar magazine, with excellent fit and finish throughout that shows extremely well. Sure, there are a few imperfections here and there, but with only 2,455 miles on the build these are vastly minor blemishes in the grand scheme of things. Chrome and trim are limited but were likewise restored to show-off, which is nice to see since cars that are built for modern combat seldom get fresh jewelry like this one has. The ornate front grille is gorgeous, shiny bumpers fore and aft are perfect endcaps, and the raked profile set atop those slick rims gives this Barracuda a virtually unmatched curb appeal.
The black-and-maroon interior neatly straddles the vintage/modern fence, offering full black leather upholstery on the front buckets, matching door panels, and even a back seat that makes the car habitable for road trips and other car-related activities. A beautifully finished custom center console splits the front buckets, with bright paint and trim running the length of the unit, and it houses the shifter for the built-up automatic transmission below. The custom dash was similarly finished to this high-end point - completely reworked, painted to match, and filled with a triple set of Haneline digital-analog gauges, a retro-style AM/FM/AUX stereo, and a full Vintage Air A/C system with ornate vents and billet controls. A black-rimmed Grant steering wheel anchors the cockpit ahead of the driver, the headliner above is taut and looks brand new, while the dark gray carpets and matching floormats below are the correct pile and weave - insulating the cabin perfectly from any outside noise and unpleasant temperatures. Seatbelts front and back add safety, the stereo system sounds great, while out back the trunk was beautifully finished to match the cabin.
The engine is a snarling 472 cubic inch big block V8 that's been built to take no prisoners. The Mackey V8 motor started life as a 440, but after a professional upgrade filled with top-of-the-line goodies, it's been bored and stroked to the 472 displacement found today. With race-ready compression, a Holley carb and polished Edelbrock air-gap intake, Holley fuel rails, a full MSD ignition/coil/distributor system, plus long-tube headers and a Flowmaster dual exhaust system underneath, it has a nasty bark and there's no question that it needs that big air-cleaner to keep it fed. A single-belt serpentine belt system runs all the accessories, most of which were dipped in chrome for a cool look, while a heavy-duty AFCO aluminum radiator with a giant auxiliary fan keeps the whole show nice and cool. Detailed for show under the hood with polished valve covers, polished accessories, and smoothed/painted inner fenders and matching firewall, it's clear this hood was always destined to be opened and bragged about. The stout V8 is backed by a high-performance 727 TorqueFlight 3-speed automatic transmission with a TCI pan, and it spins an 8.75-inch rear end with 3.55 POSI gears inside. Wilwood power 4-wheel disc brakes were finished beautifully as well, with a maroon-painted booster under the hood and slotted rotors behind the rims, while a responsive power rack-and-pinion steering system, upgraded shocks, upgraded controls arms, and a beefy sway bar keep this Barracuda planted to the road. Polished 18-inch Boyd Coddington wheels wear staggered 225/40/18 front and 265/45/18 Michelins with plenty of grip left.
Cars with a single-minded purpose of being fast rarely get finished to this gorgeous level, and we're all better knowing a car like this will be roaming the streets for years to come. Fast, beautiful, and functional, it's the ultimate early Barracuda. Call today!
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Our Fort Worth showroom is located just minutes north of downtown Fort Worth and 10 Miles south of the Texas Motor Speedway on I-35W. We’re on Sandshell Drive in the Space Center business park right next to the Coca Cola bottling plant. At over 55,000 square feet, our breath-taking facility was opened in 2012 and houses approximately 300 vehicles, including everything from antiques and streetrods to muscle cars, trucks and the latest exotics. Come check out the historic Fort Worth stockyards and then visit our showroom to see some truly awesome vehicles! We are open to the public and showroom admission is always complimentary.
Our Global Marketing Reach
We advertise on all the top websites and print publications marketing your vehicle globally, getting it hundreds of views each day.
That's over an 00 value!
Nationally Trusted
Finance
Financing Classic & Collector Cars
Let our money work for you! With rates as low as 6.00% and an average appreciation of 9.00% a year it doesn't always make sense to pay with cash.
Minimum Loan Amount - ,000
No Pre-Payment Penalty
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Terms to 144 months
Bankruptcy, foreclosure, divorce – All OK
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About Us
After being in the collector-car business for a decade prior, Donna Robbins opened the doors to the first Streetside Classics showroom in Charlotte, NC in 2008. Armed with a customer-oriented business philosophy and a clear vision for success, she has since led Streetside Classics to an unrivaled sales volume that is currently among the best in the collector car industry.
With the most knowledgeable and professionally trained staff in the industry, we have expanded nationally and opened showrooms in many major U.S. markets. We operate under the principles of doing business fairly and with the understanding that our customers are the lifeblood of the business. Much of our success comes from the relationships formed with buyers and sellers around the world who have joined us on this incredible journey and made Streetside’s rapid growth possible.
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