[SOLD] 68 Barracuda fastback shell

[68original]

Texas car, stripped down to shell. Front floor pans gone, rest of car in real good shape with lots of good solid metal. Deck lid shown in last pic is NOT included.

No title or VIN. $700 picked up in SE South Dakota. Don't be afraid to make me an offer!

 

[68original]

More pics

 

[thanson_mopar]

Have any other parts for sale? I live in the hills.

 

[68original]

$650

 

[67Dart440GT]

Do you have any interest in cutting part off this?

 

[68original]

$600.
Windshield channel, rear window channel, trunk channel are all solid with no rust holes. Have a hood I will throw in on the deal (no inserts).

 

[68original]

Dropping to $550

 

[carguy47]

PM me if interested in cutting up. I need the doghouse and core support.

 

[69FBCuda]

Hey 68Original. I realize theres not much left, But DO NOT thrust those concrete blocks the car is setting on. You need to rotate them into their structural position.. Vertical. They can and WILL collapse, I have seen it happen too many times and it causes a domino effect where the one above or below will immediately collapse also. Like a bomb waiting to go OFF.

 

[68original]

Alteady switched. Ive had this body in the shed for some time.

 

[68original]

$500 picked up.
Not interested in cutting this up into parts, for those of you wondering.

 

[68original]

Dropping again, now $450 picked up.

 

[Holy Roller]

Texas car, stripped down to shell. Front floor pans gone, rest of car in real good shape with lots of good solid metal. Deck lid shown in last pic is NOT included.

No title or VIN. $700 picked up in SE South Dakota. Don't be afraid to make me an offer!

What part of texas are you in and are you willing to sell the front left fender?

 

[68original]

I am in South Dakota, and there are no fenders available.

 

[68original]

$400 picked up, 30 miles south of Sioux Falls, SD.

 

[68original]

If needed, I can throw a 7 1/4 rear end under this so it can be wheeled around.

 

[68original]

Sold, going to a very good place to become part of a BO29 project.
Thanks Dan and Mike for making the trip!