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Looks like a fun project. I too have tried to keep mine as stock as possible since it is a low mileage, 36K original. Outside of going from power brakes to manual dual Master cyl. And 14" wheels, it is stock as can be. good luck on your project!

Congrats, looks like a fun project. With the exception of some surface rust, car looks solid. Love my 66 and it gets alot of interest anywhere I take it. Many people have never seen one.

Looks like you have a good starting point. It will be fun watching your progress. What do you have planned for chassis, wheel tubs etc.

Thanks for the info on battery cables. I have a 66 26K mile survivor that needs cables, so I appreciate that you shared your info.

I only see red x, no pics. Would love to see your car, I have a 66 Barracuda too.

I checked out your thread on your restoration. You have great metalworking skills. Excellent job on your car!

Well it ONLY took about 5 hours, but the distributor is looking better. I cleaned it up, but I think it was overspray from the factory. Under the paint looked like a brand new casting. No way the distributor was cleaned up that good before someone shot some paint on it, so I made the decision to...

That is going to be one sweet ride!

Thanks for the reply.

Thank you sir. I hope to bring it up to your neck of the woods next summer for a visit.

Thats very interesting. So when you did the restoration, did you repaint the distributor?

Any good machine shop can fly cut your pistons for the proper clearance required for your cam lift, and could balance the piston. For higher compression you can mill the head. Your project is coming along very well, keep up the good work!

I had a 69 el camino SS that had some engine paint overspray on parts that looked like it may have come from the factory, but since I made a pro street car out of it, I didn't need to keep things original.

What makes me wonder is that I know the history of the car. My dad bought it from our preacher, who is not an MSD kind of guy. I guess dad may have did some touch up at one time. As far as pics, all I have right now are the ones I took while it was still in the trailer.

Thanks guys, that's what I thought but I wanted to be sure.

Your car is going to be awesome! Love the pics of your helper. Mine makes sure I do things right!

I have a 66 Barracuda that has been in my family since the early 70s. It is completely stock with 26K miles. The car sat at my dads for several years without being started or driven, so the fuel system, brakes, cooling and ignition system is in need of some TLC. I have the distributor out for...