SOLD 70 Barracuda Grand Coupe 383 4 speed

jay gula · Mar 23, 2017

Number matching 383 4speed Grand Coupe clean no rust been in storage for passed 10 years in upstate NY $38000.

Adam · Mar 23, 2017

Nice color.

hofilbert · Mar 23, 2017

I love the burnt orange color, its one of my very favorites....but I can't stand the matching color interior. It just makes me want to gag.

DetMatt1 · Mar 23, 2017

I love that color inside and out! Best of luck finding a new home for it. For that kind of change I would suggest pulling it out for some better pics. How does it run?

jay gula · Mar 23, 2017

DetMatt1 said:
I love that color inside and out! Best of luck finding a new home for it. For that kind of change I would suggest pulling it out for some better pics. How does it run?

thanks for the compliments on the color. The car runs and drives good. If there is any interest in the car I would get it out and clean it up. thanks again!!

340challconvert · Mar 23, 2017

Interesting color combination.
That burnt orange cloth interior has to be pretty rare.
Definitely representative of the 1970's more overt "funky" interior designs.
Kinda Cool, reminds me of the 1969 Camaro Pace Car interiors!
Good luck with the sale.

RzeroB · Mar 29, 2017

A "no rust" New York car? That's almost an oxymoron! Really, this car has no rust issues? Typical critical rust-out spots (lower quarters, trunk pan drops, rockers, etc) all good? Does it have any issues at all? Anything need attention before it can be cleaned up and driven this summer?

jay gula · Mar 29, 2017

RzeroB said:
A "no rust" New York car? That's almost an oxymoron! Really, this car has no rust issues? Typical critical rust-out spots (lower quarters, trunk pan drops, rockers, etc) all good? Does it have any issues at all? Anything need attention before it can be cleaned up and driven this summer?

No rust any where, I will change the oil, flush the fuel system and clean it. In about 3 weeks when weather gets better . After doing that it will be ready to drive.

DetMatt1 · Mar 30, 2017

I can't wait to see more of this one.

js29 · Mar 30, 2017

RzeroB said:
A "no rust" New York car? That's almost an oxymoron! Really, this car has no rust issues? Typical critical rust-out spots (lower quarters, trunk pan drops, rockers, etc) all good? Does it have any issues at all? Anything need attention before it can be cleaned up and driven this summer?

It was built in the LA plant, probably imported to New York. mine was from Washington state and eventually found it's way to central NY. But all of these cars have bare metal seams so condensation will cause surface rust at the minimum in ware you can't see it. Nice car their, there were 341 gran coupe's with the 383 4-speed N code option built.

RzeroB · Mar 30, 2017

I'm intrigued

... what kind of documents and history do you have on this car??

jay gula · Mar 31, 2017

RzeroB said:
I'm intrigued ... what kind of documents and history do you have on this car??

No documents. The car been a local car since new, I remember seeing the car in the early 80's. A collector of Cudas and Barracudas bought it sometime in the 80's. Then around the 2003 he moved south then I bought it.