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Hagerty insured my 66' Cuda for a guaranteed $15,000 if it was totaled.

Hahaha....I had to scroll up to look at the pictures because I was like, "hood scoop....how'd I miss that?" It doesn't by chance have a good rear bumper does it?

It's not a high demand engine setup because everyone would rather put in a 340 or 360, just like how you're putting in a 340. Looks clean enough though. I would hazard that you could probably get $150-200 for the tranny and $200-300 for the engine if you found the right person. You wouldn't...

Estimate how much gas you need and then don't fill up. For instance, if you have a 12 gallon tank and it's near empty, only put 9-10 gallons in it. I don't ever fill them all the way up because the tube is poorly designed. On a many right hand corners, the gas will slosh toward the driver...

Looks good. Question: When you see interior pictures of left hand drive cars, do they look as odd to you as the right hand ones do to me?

If you're not interested in purchasing it, you could always talk to the lady about what she wants for it and put it on FABO for her. Maybe make a buck or two for yourself, help her out, and help another FABO member get a good deal on something that they can restore and enjoy for years to come...

You know what Donald Trump said when he paid $600,000 for over a 2 million dollar diamond ring? When asked why he didn't just pay it, he said, "I may be rich, but I ain't stupid."

Auction says "Will fit 1966 Plymouth Valiant, but will need proper lens inserts (not included)" What are lens inserts?

Not sure, but what year 273? Also, are you restoring the vehicle to 100% factory specs? If not, it's going to be your personal preference on whether or not to include the decal.

Just read the whole thread have to admit....that's some pretty awesome work and agree that the SS 1/4 trim looks amazing compared to the aluminum.

Good to hear!

Old racer trick is to use a string from the rear tire to the front tire. Since the rear is rarely ever out of alignment, you have one person hold the string against the tire walls horizontally and pull it tight to the front tire walls in a straight line. If it's toed in, only the back wall...

That looks like a pretty straight car. Keep us updated and the pics coming.

Floorboards looked pretty solid too...

But it does jive with Lisa Baker having a 67' Barracuda in Playmate Pink.

Here is a list of PINK CARS given to Playboy Playmates starting in 1964: 1964 – Donna Michelle – Ford Mustang 1965 – Jo Collins – Sunbeam Tiger 260V8 Ford engine 1966 – Allison Parks – Dodge Charger 383 4 barrel 1967 – Lisa Baker – Plymouth Barracuda fastback 273V8 1968 – Angela Dorian – AMC...