When one thinks of the Plymouth Barracuda, the later 1970-71 E-body cars tend to pop to mind first. Few certainly consider the earlier, odd-looking 1964-66 first-generation models with their massive—and massively expensive to replace—14.4-square-foot, curved rear window. It was the biggest used in a production car up to that time, and truly sets the car apart.
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