Blues Barracuda 70

A car made for our beloved St. Louis Blues Hockey Club. During the 1970 NHL Playoffs Glendale Plymouth in St.louis came out with this special edition Barracuda. A total of 47 hardtop grand coupe Barracudas were ordered to undergo the Blues Barracuda transformation. These cars were ordered with the 318ci v-8 option, but a select 8 were upgraded to 383 ci and given to star players and the coaches.

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A total of 47 hardtop Grand Coupe Barracudas were ordered to undergo the Blues Barracuda transformation

ReListed do to Non Paying Bidder, This is The Last Time this Car will be for sale,Make Me An Offer, I Need The Space, You are bidding on one of the Rarest Plymouth Barracuda's on the Planet. This car is more scarce than most Hemi and Six Pack Cars. Only 47 St Louis Blues Barracuda's were Made, They all had the V02 option code for 2 tone paint which consisted of a blue painted roof and white body. ( See Mopar Collectors Guide May 1994 ) 39 of them were 318 cars and 8 were Gran Coupes. This is 1 of the 8 Gran Coupe Cars. Out of those 8, 1 was cut up and used for parts to fix the First 440-6 Pack car made. That leaves 7 According to my Research and only 4 are known to exist, 1 318 powered car which now has a 340, and 3 Gran Coupes.Every nut and Bolt has been bagged and Labeled, This car is very rare, It was Soda Blasted about 2 years ago and has just been sitting in my shop ever since, I just don't have time to do another project, it is about 85% to 90% complete, with some parts missing, It needs a full restoration and needs a floor pan, rear seat pan, trunk floor, front fender wells, and needs to be put on a frame rack due to the right front frame rail being slightly bent. Frame Is solid front to back, also needs work @ the window chanels front and rear, Front Fenders are very Fixable, Doors are Nice and Rust Free, I have all the Glass, except windshield, all the wiring, Gauges, Seats as well as good used front seat covers that are correct for a Gran Coupe ( have the medallions in them) also have the Medallions for the rear, Have correct Date Coded 383 for it, Parts I do Not have are, Trans, Grille, Door Panels, Luggage Rack, Has correct Deck lid and Flat hood, I also have the correct Headliner Board and Overhead Console. The car originally belonged to Frank St. Marseille of the St. Louis Blues Hockey team. I have documentation on this car, as well as all the Vin numbers of the 8 Gran Coupes, and have personally looked at the other 3 I have accounted for. SERIOUS INQUIRIES ONLY PLEASE, This car would easily be worth over 100K restored, maybe more as it would be 1 of 3 known to exist. I would consider Mopar Trades and Cash as well. Please feel free to call me at 1-270-791-8201 at anytime for any questions that you may have prior to bidding. The last Picture is what the car would look like restored with the exception of the hockey stick stripe this is a clone a friend of mine built and the hockey stick decal was designed by him. On Mar-02-11 at 17:40:37 PST, seller added the following information: I forgot to mention the VIN and Fender Tag and the body numbers all match (IE: Core support, and firewall) This is the Last time the car will be offered for sale, Dont Miss Out On This Rare E

Jean-Marc Gaudet
La plaque d'aile (fender tag) ne comporte pas de code particulier...