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Also to stop the fuel splash back you can install a fuel tank sentry in the filler tube to stop this splash back from happening. I bought mine on Amazon and works great.

My 65 Barracuda did come with the rear courtesy lights in the back and an under dash light as well. Good luck with the rest of the pending stuff.

Looks like you might be busy with that project. Keep us posted on the tear down and plans for the Dart. I do love watching the early A car projects.

Great job on the body work. When I did my rear quarters I painted the inside of the quarters with Eastside's rust converter just to give it a coat of protection.

Wow that is a great looking car from those pictures! Usually when looking for a new ride you don't get that lucky finding the perfect car

Sorry to see you had a nasty fire happen, but as you said could of been way worse. Love the look of the car. You've got a great attitude and glad to see you are back on it and will have it looking better than ever!

Thats weird yours didn't contact the grill. I had to shave mine down a tiny bit as they made to much contact with the grill! Where did you manage to get some new ones from?

A really good tank brand to buy is Quanta. Back years ago when I ordered a new tank strap it came with the J bolt. You can also upgrade to larger fuel line size if you need a new pickup.

Nice ride, I'm glad to see you actually driving it the way it is! What did you need up using for a gas tank?

I love all the early A bodies and especially the convertibles. Lots of great info on this site!

Wow great looking car. It's always nice to have it on the road no matter how much money you have put into it!

Awesome that it’s running. You’ll have to get another video of its maiden voyage.

Wow that front bumper looks incredible. Better than Chip could do!!!

Jim you do some fantastic work. I use your threads to help me out with my stuff I'm working on! Keep the pics coming!:thumbsup:

Some great progress. I'm subscribed!

I think your Moms Neon needs your 2.4 Turbo Motor!!! :lol:

Glad to see the car on here. I'm following the build!!!

Yea I agree with Dartman. about 1/4 the way up on the passenger kick panel.

I do use a screw driver to remove the clips from the box. The problem I usually have is getting the clips back on without wrecking the box. There is a very thin edge that holds the clips in place and putting them back on very carefully and taking your time is the key. Are you buying a rebuild...

Dam there is a lot of corrosion in that gas tank. Love watch your build!

Car is looking fantastic. You found a good paint man that works quickly and does a great job. :thumbsup:

Wow, looking real good. You have a gorgeous car there. Love the new rear diff!

Wow nice. Looks like to be in some great condition. Just so you know there is no such thing as a V8 K frame on 64. It's just V8 motor mounts that work onto the same K frame. This an old thread resurrected Did you manage to get the car?

I matched mine up from the front frame to the rear frame, I set mine in between your 2 pictures. You also will have to watch where the park brake cable goes out of the front frame rail. You will also have to make a notch in your frame connectors for the park brake cable as well.

Great picture dump. I'm waiting to see your new dash setup, it looks really good. I'll be putting my dash in my 65 Barracuda soon so watching your progress.

Your engine and engine bay looks awesome! When I had the problem with my high beams cutting out I found the ground pins on the old plugs were very loose, actually all the pins were flakey. I purchased new H4 plug ends and did the relays as well and has been good for 4 years now.

Thanks for the tip on the brake line. I have this same problem but put a small bend in the bracket that hold the line where it attaches to the car to gain a little extra clearance. I think I'm going to go the way you did and get the Dr diff line. Thanks.

Looking real good. I just finished my grills a few weeks ago although mine were broken and in real crappy shape your I did about the same as you for getting them back into shape. Mine before.

Nice to see it coming together. I did use my original parking brake cables for my 65 Barracuda but was a lot of work to get it all to fit correctly. I wish I did the new A body upgrade like you did.

Dam she's looking real good. I like your 'do 1 part at a time approach' right in the driveway!