Fargo developer drops $2 mil on rare Plymouth Barracuda Convertible
And he wants to drive it to work, too. Saying the car is a "passion, not an investment," real estate mogul Bill Wiemann bought the 'cuda restored completely with so-called "new old stock" parts— pieces themselves made during the seventies but never sold. The '71 has a Hemi engine and was the last of nine made that year; Wiemann also owns the first Hemi Cuda convertible ever from the previous year. He plans to put about 4,000 miles on the car this year, which if we take Fargo's weather into account means Wiemann will have exactly 17 minutes to rack up the planned mileage. A source close to Wiemann claims he did not buy the car from Jerry Lundegaard.
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Stock Mopar 11:10PM (12/18/2005)
I also heard that one time he took one of his hemi cars (probably not this one) to his work (he is in construction). When he was there it rained. And guess what he did. :) That's right, he took it mud-running. That would have been awesome... After that he had it completely restored again. This guy has to be making lots of $$$.
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