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The 1968 Plymouth Barracuda B029 prototype, affectionately known as ‘The Mule’ and used to develop the Super Stock package, failed to find a buyer at auction. Anticipation had been high for the historic muscle car given its significance, yet the bidding fell short of expectations.
Even cars with genuine pedigree don’t always command the sums their importance might suggest. Whether the reserve was simply too ambitious or buyers hesitated for other reasons, the outcome shows that rarity and history alone don’t guarantee a sale at the desired price.
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