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Don't think I'll be putting the bike away for a few more weeks. It's my only transportation until I can find a winter beater!

You are correct. They are very hard to find and expensive, but the seller is describing them as "very nice". That is what irritated me.

If they are just the plain '68 inserts (not Formula-S), I've seen nice sets sell for around $100.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1968-Barracuda-Formula-S-383-Hood-Inserts-LOOK-RARE-/271285168075?pt=Vintage_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item3f29db27cb&vxp=mtr I realize these are very rare but come on dude, their not even driver quality! Unless you like the severely pitted...

My new toy.... 1986 Yamaha FZX 700 FAZER. 12k original miles, cost $2100.00.:D

1968 Dodge Dart

Remove all of the zeros from $14,000..... and I still wouldn't buy it.

Just count every grain of sand on every beach, and whatever number you come up with, it will be fewer than the number of stars in the known universe.

I believe there is other life in the universe. The fact that there are more stars (suns) than grains of sand on every beach on planet Earth, says enough for me. (in 1 handful there's roughly 1 million grains of sand... you do the math. Mind blowing stuff!

Always loved Lego's, Lincoln Logs & Tinker Toys.

Very cool story & sweet Barracuda. Love that recall steering wheel!

Sherman Potter was good in M.A.S.H. but Henry Blake (Mclean Stevenson) was better.

Congrats on 1000. I better pick up the pace!

Very generous. Good job!

Hong Kong Phooey, Huckleberry Hound, Underdog, Fat Albert

I personally love Centerlines but for some reason your car looks better (meaner) with the steelies. Sweet Plymouth either way!

I told you to quit picking that scab!

MMMMMMilk-Duds......Good Food

here you go

Mckeesport, PA ('68-'69) Rochester, NY ('70-'71) Boca Raton, FLA ('72-'75) Pompano Beach, FLA ('76-'78) Pittsburgh, PA ('79-present)

Eastwood sells 3 different sized tumblers & media material.

I agree. If you have the Real Thing to show off why bother with some cheezy plastic model. Keep it on your shelf at home!

Wish I had some to share. Been searching for '68 auto show pics to see some Brand New Barracuda's. No luck yet. Great job on some Awesome photos!!

Damn dude, I've never done 10,000 of anything... well maybe one thing (but cant brag about THAT!)

I think all of us auto techs go through this. Second guessing our ability and losing self confidence is a killer. Been there-done that. When I complete a job I always take the extra time to double check my work to make sure its right, even though it takes a little longer. Your wifes suggestion...

you are a piece of ****--******* moron

A few pics from today!

Cant wait to see all these great Abodies in person. Hope to finally meet some of YOU also! See you on Sunday...

Dude I feel your pain. Same kind of situation here. We have had our car almost 4 years now, and there is very little light at the end of the tunnel. The effort is there, but the cashflow is not right now. All we can do is keep working, and KNOW that when its finally done, it will all be worth it.

RUSH Red Barchetta (Best part) = sunlight on chrome, blur of the landscape, every nerve aware!!!!