They smoke the good stuff out there in California.

Well it "is" actually two 70 Barracudas and one of them is a convertible.

The asking price is little high, but what can they actually be bought for?

A solid presentable 70 Barracuda convertible realistically is every bit of $55-65K anymore with actual Cuda convertibles being more.

I'm not so sure the guy is nuts: 2 E-bodies + some spendy parts.
Of course, it all depends on condition.
The seller may actually do better selling the cars and parts individually, but that's a lot more dealing with deadbeats.

Big mistake trying to sell them together and with the parts. that vert could get some serious money.

Everyone knows I am not an EEEEE-body guy, but I don't think he is far off...

I believe the guy is either selling for the owner or brokering the deal.

Calculating the parts there, price is is around $6k-$8k.
The hardtop barracuda is a fun driver condition with a very unappealing blue shade that looks like Earl Schubert Petty Blue. It looks like it’s been in storage awhile and all the rubber will need to be checked out. The lack of description, lack of proper pictures and a lack of knowledge makes it an unappealing car.

The vert with its mustang inspired roll bar fairs a little better, but not by much. The 1998 dated blue hoses under the hood makes me think this thing is in need of a full mechanical check before hitting the road. I would be hard pressed to offer even $84k for what is pictured. These cars would have sold the first time offered if someone knew what they were doing with an automotive education.

Just sell the cars separately and then the parts done deal. Package thing is not the best marketing for these cars.

Down from $150k!! That's a savings of $50k!!!! Act now.

That's probably true. But man, selling individual parts now a days can be a royal PITA.