Final month, McLaren and eBay Motors teamed up to give a 1973 Plymouth Barracuda some Formula 1 aptitude for the American Grand Prix in Texas. Used as advertising and marketing software to assist driver Lando Norris in arriving on the monitor for race weekend, the classic muscle automotive remained on show in Austin on the Circuit of the Americas during the occasion. Now, only one month later, it is up on the market.

The Papaya Orange-wrapped coupe is now up for public sale on—you guessed it—eBay Motors. By the itemizing’s description, the automotive was pushed by Lando Norris and has his signature on the dashboard. There is not any sale value estimate listed; however, 100% of the proceeds will go to the Society of Girls Engineers.

This Barracuda was put together collectively by the workforce at Alex Taylor Racing, who used components from eBay Motors. It began nearly bone-stock and comes powered by a 340 cubic-inch V-8, sending energy to the rear wheels by way of a computerized transmission. Upgrades to the drivetrain are restricted to a set of ceramic-coated headers and a brand-new exhaust.

Under the automotive, you will discover coilovers from Mopar, Wilwood brake improvement equipment, and a set of candy American Racing Torq Thrust D wheels wrapped in Cobra Radial T/A GT tires. Cabin enhancements include a beautiful Momo wooden steering wheel, a set of contemporary entrance seats, and new carpeting. Different upgrades embody new Holley LED headlights and a group of the latest exterior lenses. And, after all, there’s the 3M Papaya orange wrap. The automotive is painted silver beneath, for these questions.

Barracudas of this classic in a good situation often promote within the mid-$40,000 range. Contemplating all the upgrades and Lando’s signature, we suspect this one may go for a bit extra. If you happen to be out there, we recommend bidding quickly. The public sale is about to finish on Sunday at 8 p.m. Japanese time.