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http://moparblog.com/1970-plymouth-barr ... -for-sale/
Has a cool in-car video of the car lapping at Nürburgring. The guy doesn't use the shifter very much and I only saw him hell/toe once but a cool video non-the-less.
sale link http://www.ascottcollection.com/#!plymo ... da-gb/cnwy

That is a really cool car,fast too, and very well done vid thanks for sharing

drewcrane wrote:That is a really cool car,fast too, and very well done vid thanks for sharing

Awesome! Wish I cuda seen the PS pump set-up,,not MoPar,,under drive pulley,,ect Fat Head power!

Nice car, not a bad price for an FIA papered car either. You should see what historic racers are fetching over here, crazy shit some of em. I saw an MGB racer with papers eligible for most classic classes go for £55k recently
That car works out around £77k or $135k, hows that compared to cars for sale in the US?

Classic racers over here are all over the board. For the most part they are still relatively inexpensive (esp. class racers. I could pick up a first gen RX-7 for under $5k including spares all day long http://www.racingjunk.com/Other/1818686 ... 7-IT7.html or how about a 1970 Dodge Challenger HSR NASA Vintage ready for $34,900, http://www.racingjunk.com/Vintage/18226 ... ready.html ) until they are associated with a big name or they hit one of the big auctions where people think their POS is worth it's weight in gold.
www.racingjunk.com

You couldn't build that Challenger for what he wants for it!
Landed here that car would come in at under 20 large
Interesting that the HemiCuda has a T10 but the Chally has an A833.
I'd have thought with all the HP of that Hemi he'd have gone for a dedicated race transmission, early Doug Nash for example