1974 Barracuda
- Barracuda production ended on April 1, 1974. That was ten years to the day from when it had begun.
- The 1974 Barracuda was identical to the 1973 Barracuda with the exception of the engine choices. The 340ci V8 was replaced by the more economical and less powerful 360ci V8.
- The car had been on the market for eleven model years and today the cuda is considered on of the classic muscle cars of all time.
The 1974 Barracuda was the last of the great Plymouth pony cars. Changes were absence for 1974 with the exception of the engine options. The performance designed 340ci small block was replaced with a 360ci engine. The change was directly related to fuel economy and the larger engine actually saw a decrease in performance.
The legacy of the Barracuda will live on in the new 2009 Dodge Challenger. One look at the new Challenger and it is obvious that it takes more of its styling cues from the ‘Cuda than it does from its namesake.
1974 Barracuda Statistics |
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| 1974 Cuda 360 | |
| Base Price | 'Cuda 360 |
| 0-60 Time | 9.4 sec |
| 1/4 Mile Time | 16.4 sec @ 100.3 mph |
| Engine Used | 360ci/245hp |
| Source | n/a |
Production Numbers |
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| Hardtop | |
| Barracuda 318 | 4,489 |
| Barracuda 360 | 125 |
| Cuda 318 | 2,748 |
| Cuda 360 | 1,194 |
Available Engines |
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| Code | Size Cubic Inch | Fuel System | Horsepower @ rpm | Torque @ rpm |
| Base V8 | 318 | 1x2bbl | 150 @ 4000 | 265 @ 2000 |
| 360 | 360 | 1x2bbl | 245 @ 4000 | 320 @ 3600 |
1974 Barracuda's For Sale
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