1966 Plymouth Plymouth barracuda
$1,500
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Details
| Year | 1966 |
|---|---|
| Model | Plymouth barracuda |
| Series | Barracuda |
| Mileage | 71,000 miles |
| Colour (as listed by seller) | Black |
| Interior colour | Black |
| Transmission | Automatic |
| Condition | Listing details from the car's own Facebook Marketplace listing: Year: 1966; Mileage: 71000; Transmission: Automatic; Exterior Color: Black; Interior Color: Black. |
| Seller | Marketplace seller |
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| Location | Haines City, FL |
About this car
Listed on Facebook Marketplace in Haines City, FL at $1,500. This 1966 Plymouth barracuda is showing 71,000 miles, finished in Black over a Black interior, with a automatic transmission, offered by a Marketplace seller; the listing was verified live on 2026-11-10.
More about this car
IF ITS UP, ITS FOR SALE
TRADES for Harley or Honda will be considered.
1966 Baracuda, being sold as a roller. Currently it has a fresh 360ci engine and fresh 904 transmission in it. I will be pulling them out this week. Body has new brakes all around, new fuel tank & lines, new wheels and tires. SB Mopar headers/exhuast. Rims and tires alone are worth what I'm asking for it. Lease is up at the end of the month and it must go!!! It is set up for Small block mopar 318,340,360 L/A blocks. Title in hand. Would make a great street rod........motor and trans available.
Please Note: Serious buyers only, Do not waste my time, come with cash, yes car has rust...it's 60yr old!!!
What the photos show
- The only photo is a front three-quarter of the black fastback inside a workshop, on a lift or stands with wheels chocked, hood scoop fitted.
- The paint looks satin-black and the car presents as a workshop project nearing paint or assembly.
- Tools and a compressor crowd the background.
- The interior, engine bay and underside can't be judged from this single photo.
Money: At $1,500 the photo shows a Barracuda project in a shop at a parts-car price for the model; what's actually there — drivetrain especially — decides if it's a steal, and it's not visible.
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