Looking at this car also, still think the price is to high, any help would be appreciated.

[PlagueOfBadgers]

Looking for input on this one. Again I think the price is crazy but how crazy? I really like the look of this car but not 36k like. What would be fair offer. Thanks in advance.
$35,900.00
1967 Plymouth Barracuda Formula (S)

This was a special-order car that comes with owner’s manual, 383 Bench seat 4-speed very rare car.

Painted Hot Rod Black with like new front & rear bumpers. Grill is good, front & rear trim is good, tail lights are good, emblems are good. Gas cap is good, drip rail molding is good.
Newer rubber and felt, door handles are original, driver’s side outside mirror is good. Hood 383 emblems are chrome, side emblems are like new, glass is good, complete front suspension is new, shocks sway bar, all 4 brakes are new, shoes, pads, rotors, lines, complete rear wiring harness, new rear shocks, polished solid rims in front with Nexen tires like new, polished slotted rims with Futura GLS Super Sport white letter tires that are like new. A good Looker!

The interior is new and black on a bench seat with fold down arm rest. Padded dash, carpet, door panels, fold down back seat, head liner, sun visors, sill plates all like new. remote driver’s side mirror, Benzel Autogage with oil-water-Tach mounted on column, Kraco cassette and 8 track mounted under dash, seat belts, 4-speed Hurst shifter-steering wheel and horn ring are good. Newer rubber on brake, clutch and gas pedals, rear cargo are new also. Looks good inside.

Powered by a rebuilt 383 engine with 833 4-speed transmission, chrome oil dip stick, Edelbrock Torker intake, chrome headers, Holley carb, chrome Edelbrock air cleaner, chrome valve covers, aluminum radiator, electronic ignition, new washer jug, new plug wires, complete 3/8 fuel line, sending unit, gas tank all new. Complete exhaust with H-pipe and cut outs are new. 8 3/4 rear end 4:10 Posi Traction. Runs and handles good.

 

[1967coronet440]

Yeesh im not up on the a body prices but me personally I’d probaly be willing to throw maybe 20 at it, if that

 

[PlagueOfBadgers]

Yeesh im not up on the a body prices but me personally I’d probaly be willing to throw maybe 20 at it, if that

I have not been able to see it in person and don't know much about the car yet. I wanted to get some expert advice from FBBO members before I go in with the gloves on. I was almost at 20, I was thinking 18.

 

[PP1RT]

Price would be a little stiff for a #s matching with documentation proving the 383 Formula S thing.
Without that its a cool A body in the mid 20s on a nice build.
JMHO

 

[68 HEMI GTS]

That’s too much for that car. Not sure where I would put it at but 20-25k is probably more realistic if it has the original engine.

 

[khryslerkid]

Not a "A" body expert either. Owned a '68 Formula S that had the optioned 383 4spd. It had bucket seats. I heard that car was rare also. Red with black interrior.

 

[Ironbuilt]

If that's a real deal 383 4-speed Formula S, sad as it is, that price is in the ballpark.

 

[PlagueOfBadgers]

If that's a real deal 383 4-speed Formula S, sad as it is, that price is in the ballpark.

Ugh, thank you!

 

[khryslerkid]

Paint and wheels would have to go. Jmo

 

[moparnation74]

https://bringatrailer.com/2015/05/22/1967-plymouth-barracuda-formula-s-3834-speed/

 

[383man]

Ah for that price I sure would have some nice paint on it other then flat black which is not a paint job IMO. Ron

 

[69L48Z27]

Price is in the ballpark for an original and documented car, not that. Not for me anyway.

Is a dealer selling it? If it is, then it's $10k too much.

 

[69Coronetrt]

The seller wrote “posi traction”.

Mull that over for a second.

Judge the accuracy of the rest of the ad on that one statement.

 

[biomedtechguy]

https://bringatrailer.com/2015/05/22/1967-plymouth-barracuda-formula-s-3834-speed/

Useful ad. "sounds like numbers matching" demands documentation.
If my REAL V-Code Roadrunner was #s matching, I wouldn't have been able to afford it-I was $42k or so on a $59k asking price, and I wouldn't "be able" to do all of the modifications to it that I have and will with no real concern about "getting it back" to the way I bought it-I don't care about that, at all. My car, not #s matching, but it will always have the added value of that V in the VIN, no matter how I mod it, and I'm never selling it unless I have absolutely no choice.

 

[threewood]

Nope!! Maybe, MAYBE if it was correctly restored with original drivetrain. But that paint, those wheels and the engine add ons bring the price down imho.

 

[Kern Dog]

Paint and wheels would have to go. Jmo

I am totally burned out with the satin black paint jobs. Waaaaay too many of them out there. Lots of guys at DodgeCharger.com that get all wiggly about the color but to me, it looks like a half assed paint job.

 

[Bb70charger500]

That's a 13,000-15000 car as its sitting unless I'm seeing hard documents build sheets ext. If it is a true formula s I'd say $22000 as it sits .if it was painted and is a 100 point show car 28-30 max

I think it's cool looking but you don't do that to a pedigree rare car ,you hot rod a stripper and modify upgrade something so rare should be perfectly org ! Ask him if there was a typo in the price did he mean $3590.00? That will get them going ,these people want to be dicks and try and gouge people I'll mess with them this isn't a high end auction full of blind people !

 

[Richard Cranium]

36 large for a "finished" A-body in primer is waaaaaay to much.

 

[HT413]

I am totally burned out with the satin black paint jobs. Waaaaay too many of them out there. Lots of guys at DodgeCharger.com that get all wiggly about the color but to me, it looks like a half assed paint job.

View attachment 557502

Agree. It’s gone the way of scallops in half the time.

 

[Hwy145]

I am totally burned out with the satin black paint jobs. Waaaaay too many of them out there. Lots of guys at DodgeCharger.com that get all wiggly about the color but to me, it looks like a half assed paint job.

View attachment 557502

Looks like it was done by “Garage Rehab.”