A Body 741 Sure Grip Value.

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Ive been discussing values of A Body 8 3/4 Axles with the 741, sure-grip and 3.23 gears. From a Barracuda. Anyone have a rough idea what they're selling for drum to drum?

Thanks.
 
$600-1000 depending on condition and if it's a clutch/cone type sure-grip. 65'
 
Plymouth 65 said:
$600-1000 depending on condition and if it's a clutch/cone type sure-grip. 65'
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Cheers. :) Its complete and low mileage but as yet condition unknown. Did the A-bodies in '69 come with the cone type? I was under the impression they where clutch?
 
You just don't know if the center was changed out at some point. Clutch or cone type, you just never know til you open it up! 65'
 
Plymouth 65 said:
You just don't know if the center was changed out at some point. Clutch or cone type, you just never know til you open it up! 65'
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Good point. :) Its in the UK so the chances of it being swapped out are fairly slim, but you never know. Once I get my greasy hands on it I'll be looking for sure. :)
 
MOPAROFFICIAL said:
Clutch type
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Woop Woop. :D

Been here a while. Like I said UK car, RHD etc. All RHD Barracuda's came with a Sure-grip and 3.23 gears.

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My 69 Dart has a cone unit. And the 67 barracuda I pulled one out was a Clutch. Both appeared to be untouched.
 
Here's convertible
Very very rare Right hand drive American classic. Plymouth Barracuda Convertible V8 318cu (5. 2L) 1969 needing a full restoration. Full matching numbers. Vin BH27F9B22158. Originally blue Q5 metallic paintwork with white interior and white hood. Showing 160000 miles from new. Engine sounds great - I believe rebuilt 6 years ago. Auto gearbox and power hood. Many spares to be given with the car including new hood. nbsp;spare bonnet. doors etc etc.
Any inspection welcome but please no time wasters. Please only bid if you are serious. You are bidding to buy. I know of only one other in the country. This was imported new by Warwick Wright concessionaires for Chrysler in 69. It is not an Aussie import. It was built at the Hamtramck plant for export to the UK. List of all previous owners and some previous history including many previous tax discs. Car is complete and I have all badges. chrome work etc. which will all be given with the car.
Funny side note, They refer to the roof or convertible top as a hood
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Just imagine all the different pieces you need to make that work. 3 in the tree is on the opposite side, Z bar, bell housing, transmission, clutch and brake pedals opposite? K frame, steering box! Oh hell I got a headache.
 
SGBARRACUDA said:
Just imagine all the different pieces you need to make that work. 3 in the tree is on the opposite side, Z bar, bell housing, transmission, clutch and brake pedals opposite? K frame, steering box! Oh hell I got a headache.
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I wonder if that one in the ivy is an automatic
 
Is the RHD auto cable shifted? Or linkage going around the transmission? Or a different trans than a 904 or 727?
 
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