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Very cool!

Very nice condition for a 95K mile survivor.
James

Looks nice...:cool:

pretty car

Very nice.

It's been on before, he turned down 20,000 plus and had a buy it now for 29,000.

Nice car. What's with the ultra skinny tires? Even the base slant six E-bodies had wider tires than that! Look at the spare.

Very nice car, I would not mind owning it. A buy it now price just appear for 25K.

i would buy a new one before i would buy that old clunker

not sure this car excites me that much. maybe if it was $12-14K or so, but not for mid/ upper 20's kind of dough. it just leaves me thinking, 'yeah, it's okay, clean car.' for upper 20's in the classic car market today, you can have a lot of much more desirable cars.

it just leaves me thinking, 'yeah, it's okay, clean car.' for upper 20's in the classic car market today, you can have a lot of much more desirable cars.

more than a '70 Barracuda?

Nice car. What's with the ultra skinny tires? Even the base slant six E-bodies had wider tires than that! Look at the spare.

Remember this is 1970. I am sure my 69 Barracuda (318) had E78-14 tires on it. I think I still have the owners manual somewhere.

Remember this is 1970. I am sure my 69 Barracuda (318) had E78-14 tires on it. I think I still have the owners manual somewhere.

I agree but those look like 80 series tires!

this isn't a barracuda, but a challenger. for some reason the cuda has always been the big dollar car. and it's just a 318/ automatic car. not that it's not nice enough and anyone could be proud to own it, but not for the dough they are looking to get.

you have to keep in mind, even a clean survivor is going to come with problems. i imagine it's got it's leaks, probably oil consumption, maybe some rust and so on. i'd much prefer a nicely restored car.