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AMEN BROTHER!! Having the build sheet is a huge bonus for someone who might want to completely restore the car (hopefully you can find the fender tag also), but I would lean more toward either a resto-mod or a drag car. A couple grand is probably all you should expect in that condition. Good luck.

Many more factors will determine the value of your Barracuda. Any rust issues, like frame, quarters, fenders, floors... etc? Chrome trim pieces on these cars are hard to find, is it ALL there?... and condition. Build sheet?... Fender tag?... If you could post some pictures that will help a lot.

Thats my old car!! Real Formula-S 340 4 speed. Sold it back in '93 for a down payment on our first house.:banghead:

The gold one. Too easy!

Very Impressive... Well thought out and executed... I give them a 10!

Not sure of the size of the numbers... Got the picture off Ebay. If you want to see more pics just search Barracuda Formula S. Sounds like a pretty cool idea, good luck.

(1) 1985 Still in primer (2) 1987 Mopar Nats (All-Time Favorite pic of my car) (3) Heading...

COOL!! That's one Redline that has been loved and played with hard! Luckily I still have the chrome "King-Kuda" Redline from '69 that I've had all my life. Better than no Cuda I guess. I will post a pic tonight.

My first Barracuda back in the 80's.

All Barracuda fastbacks from 1964-68 had fold down rear seats standard. In 1969 it was an option.

AWESOME. Never saw that before. Did you notice the grille is broken on the left side of the red notchback?

underwear, socks and a large box of Q-tips

Got mine today $1.02.

Armrest bases and hinge covers are incorrect and ugly. White dash pad looks terrible. Besides that it is a beautiful Cuda.

Oh well, we (humans) had a good run. Peace out!

1968 Barracuda Fastback 340-S 4-speed, Midnight blue metallic, Black deluxe interior w/headrests...

I agree. Will cost more but worth it if your keeping the car.

I voted for a color choice you both like. Have you considered adding a sport stripe? They look great on the first gen Barracuda's.

1967 chevelle

The chrome grill option was only available on the "spring special" 1968 Barracudas. They were part of a sale "package" that also included wire hubcaps, red reflective tape on decklid & sport stripes. Standard grills were grey with the black horizontal bars. Here are a couple pics of black grills...

I think they should be BIGGER!!!

It's all good. Just a shock to the system I guess.

"i think the notchbacks are way better looking than the fastback cuda". You're just kidding, right? Trying to stir the pot I think... jmho

"The 1968 Plymouth Barracuda is the Greatest car EVER". Nuff said.

Wow... thats incredibly Ugly! They took a good looking car and turned it into a steaming pile of dung. What were these guys smoking? JUST SAY NO

Hope its a 4-speed. I can picture her "banging" gears (all night long)!!

Wonder if she still owns it, or if its history.

It smells fish?

You guys are good!

You are correct about this being the drivers side but should the fish be swimming backwards? I'm baffled.