research 1974 Plymouth Barracuda When all was said and done in 1974, the Barracuda had by far its worst sales year ever, and production was only 11,734, which also represented the lowest production number for any pony car....
research 1973 Plymouth Barracuda In 1973 the Muscle Car world was fading, and that year’s Arab oil embargo didn’t help. The 73 Model was almost an exact clone of the 72 except for the use of 5 MPH bumper reinforcements on front and rear....
research 1972 Plymouth Barracuda As the ‘72’s hit the streets, both emissions and safety were grabbing government (and insurance company) attention. In response, the big-block was gone from the ‘Cuda’s option sheet....
research 1971 Plymouth Barracuda The ‘71 Plymouth Barracuda was very underrated car at the time. With a few changes coming to the ‘71 the new grille gave the appearance of the car having teeth like a Barracuda, and, for the first (and only) time the Barracuda had quad headlamps....
research 1969 Plymouth Barracuda Serious about performance in 1969, Plymouth was upgrading the Barracuda as a serious contender to be reckoned with....
research 1967 Plymouth Barracuda The new Barracuda was completely restyled and no longer shared any kind of sheet metal with the Valiant, although under the skin the platform was still shared with that car. The engine bay was widened so the big-block 383 would fit....
research 1968 Plymouth Barracuda The Barracuda received only minor styling changes for 1968 – the big news was under the hood. The 225-cube slant six continued as the entry-level powerplant, but even the base V8 was significantly upgraded, with a huge bore increase resulting in 318 cubic inches, still with a 2-Bbl carburetor....
research 1964 Plymouth Barracuda The Barracuda beat the Mustang to market by two weeks (April 1, 1964)....
research 1965 Plymouth Barracuda Much stayed the same in 1965 for the Plymouth Barracuda. The big news was the introduction of the new "Formula S" performance option that included the Commando V8. The standard 170 slant six was replaced by the 225 Slant Six as the standard engine....
research 1966 Plymouth Barracuda Engines were the same in 1965 and 1966. Like the 1965 models, no badges on the car indicated the car was a Valiant Barracuda, though it was still a Valiant with a fastback and modified grill (which, as with prior ‘Cudas, would bolt into a Valiant)....
research Motorious Explores The Plymouth Barracuda An American two-door vehicle built for the pony car market, the Plymouth Barracuda was produced for an entire decade from 1964 through 1974 model years...
research 1970 Plymouth Barracuda In the fall of 1969, the similar 1970 Plymouth Barracuda and Dodge Challenger were introduced; the Dodge was three inches longer in wheelbase than the Plymouth....
