At the heart of the "Infected" Barracuda is a Mopar Hellcrate Redeye Hemi engine, a supercharged beast that delivers a staggering 807 horsepower and 717 pound-feet of torque. This powerhouse is mated to a Tremec six-speed manual transmission, providing the driver with a raw, engaging connection to the road. The engine’s supercharger hums with intensity, while the six-speed manual transmission lets the driver extract every ounce of power from the engine as it sends power directly to the rear wheels. This setup gives the Barracuda a performance profile worthy of its iconic muscle car roots.

The "Infected" Barracuda doesn’t just pack power; it also turns heads wherever it goes. Ringbrothers outfitted this beauty with a custom Pink Eye paint job, a vibrant hue that demands attention. The paint is offset by black accents, including a sleek black hood, custom lower rocker panels, and a new diffuser that enhances the car’s aggressive stance. Adding to the visual appeal, the grille and bumper guards are milled from a single piece of billet aluminum, showcasing precision craftsmanship. Meanwhile, the front intake was widened to improve airflow, further enhancing the car's performance capabilities. Ringbrothers didn’t stop at the aesthetics; they went all-in on improving the car's driving dynamics as well. The custom chassis has been stretched by 1.5 inches, a modification that required extending the front wheels to maintain the car’s classic proportions. To preserve the iconic muscle car look, the front fenders were shortened, and the bumpers were tucked in. The result is a wider, more aggressive stance without sacrificing the Barracuda’s original charm.

A set of Fox RS SV coilovers at both the front and rear provide a smooth and controlled ride, ensuring that the Barracuda handles like a modern performance car while keeping its vintage character intact. The chassis is further complemented by staggered five-spoke wheels—20 inches at the front and 21 inches at the rear—wrapped in Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2 tires for maximum grip. Beneath those beautiful wheels, six-piston Brembo brakes with 14-inch calipers provide stopping power that matches the car’s muscle.

While the exterior of the "Infected" Barracuda evokes the spirit of 1970s performance, the cabin is a blend of modern luxury and classic Mopar style. The interior is decked out in full white leather, offering a level of refinement that contrasts beautifully with the car’s aggressive exterior. New gauges, climate control, and an upgraded sound system with Apple CarPlay connectivity bring the car into the 21st century. But Ringbrothers didn’t forget its roots. The interior still retains classic touches like a Pistol Grip shifter and a performance steering wheel, both adorned with carbon fiber accents, to ensure the "Infected" retains its Mopar DNA.

Ringbrothers spared no expense or effort in building this masterpiece, investing over 5,600 hours into perfecting every detail. The result is a stunning restomod that combines the best of both worlds—classic muscle and cutting-edge performance. This beautiful 1970 Plymouth Barracuda will be on display at the SEMA Show in Las Vegas, and it’s sure to be one of the standout vehicles of the event.

In a world that’s rapidly moving toward electrification, the "Infected" Barracuda proves there’s still plenty of love for raw, unfiltered horsepower. With a striking appearance, a monster engine under the hood, and modernized features throughout, this restomod is a love letter to the golden age of muscle cars while embracing the future of performance. Whether you’re a fan of classic Mopar or a muscle car enthusiast in general, this is a car you won’t soon forget.