The asking price is $900. Across the 60 cars of this model currently listed here, the typical asking price is $42,262, so this car is 98% below that typical figure. For reference, sold Plymouth Cuda/Barracuda cars in this collection have a median price of $69,950 (5 sold).
Details
Year
1971
Model
Plymouth Cuda/Barracuda
Series
Barracuda
Mileage
111,000 miles
Colour (as listed by seller)
Gold
Transmission
Automatic
Condition
Listing details from the car's own Facebook Marketplace listing: Year: 1971; Mileage: 111000; Transmission: Automatic; Exterior Color: Gold.
Seller
Marketplace seller
Listed by
Facebook
Location
Winnie, TX
About this car
Listed on Facebook Marketplace in Winnie, TX at $900. This 1971 Plymouth Cuda/Barracuda is showing 111,000 miles, finished in Gold, with a automatic transmission, offered by a Marketplace seller; the listing was verified live on 2026-11-14.
More about this car
1971 Plymouth Cuda/Barracuda · Convertible · Driven 111,111 miles
1971 Plymouth Cuda/Barracuda Grille
Original grille from a 71 Cuda. Comes with 4 Chrome Headlight Rings.
All stainless trim in good shape. Includes: Grille, 6 cheese graters, 6 C moldings, 4-piece stainless grille trim and 4 chrome headlight rings.
Grille has a previous repair right in the middle and a split between the 2 headlight openings on passenger side (common). See pics for condition.
Prefer local pickup as grille is fragile and large (expensive to ship).
61% above the typical asking price for a Plymouth Barracuda
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Seller: gearheadclassics
Transmission: 727 TorqueFlite Automatic
Condition: Listing details from the car's own eBay listing: Year: 1973; VIN (Vehicle Identification Number): 0000BH23G3B506605; Mileage: 2689; Body Type: Coupe; Drive Type: RWD; Engine: 493ci Big Block V8; Exterior Color: Red; Interior Color: Black; Make: Plymouth; Model: Barracuda; Transmission: 727 TorqueFlite Automatic; Vehicle Title: UNSPECIFIED; Warranty: Confirm with Dealer; For Sale By: Dealer. The early '70s Barracuda sits at the crossroads of muscle car history, where bold design met factory horsepower wars at full throttle. By 1973 the landscape had changed, making real-deal performance builds like this one all the more compelling today. This example takes that iconic E-body attitude and dials it up with a full 1971 'Cuda conversion, capturing the most aggressive look of the breed with unmistakable presence in bright red over black. Under the hood lives a serious piece of Mopar muscle, a built 440 stroked to 493 cubic inches and packing over 700 horsepower.
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