Lot 7679: 1971 Plymouth Barracuda

Based on our Classic.com data, there are two different 1971 Plymouth models with very different values:

True ‘Cuda (High-Performance) — $100K-$150K

If you’re looking at an actual ‘Cuda (the high-performance model with big-block V8s like the 383, 440 Six-Pack, or legendary 426 Hemi), you’re looking at $110,000 to $150,000+. These are the serious muscle cars that command top dollar.

Standard Barracuda (Base Model) — $30K-$85K

If you’re looking at a base Barracuda (like the one listed with the 318 V6, console automatic), the market average is around $82,000, with actual sales ranging from $22,500 to $85,000 depending on condition and modifications.

The specific 1971 Barracuda in our listing is priced at $29,500, which is on the affordable side for a project car. It’s got a cool factory sunroof and that later ‘Cuda front clip, but it’s a base model, not a true high-performance ‘Cuda. For the right buyer wanting a restomod starting point, that’s a pretty fair price!

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You can browse more 1971 Barracudas here: https://classic.com/m/plymouth/barracuda/3rd-gen/standard-variants/