Recent content by 1967cuda

Thanks guys! I found one at Wildcat.

I need a roof for a 67-69 Barracuda notch-back, as well as the tulip panel. That's it. Thank you.

Dang it...I need the money for school...but it sure sold quick. Sold and gone. Major sad face.

Hi all. Sadly, I have to sell my Barracuda to help pay for college. I just hope that when I graduate and...get a job :-s that there will be another one out there for me. But, here it is. I'm asking $5500. The good: Chicks dig it. It's been a daily driver in my family since 2001; I've...

Nice stuff. When I was 18, I had a gold '66 Barracuda with the slotted mags. I'm currently hunting for some 14" slotted mags with the 5 x 4" lug pattern for my '67 Barracuda. The MoPar wreckin' yard up here has 'em for $500...oof. Anyone have some for sale?

This makes me nervous. I am planning on doing body restoration on my '67 notchback, and I'll probably have to chop the top off and weld a new one on, because of extensive rust damage under the vinyl. (I'm going to take a class at the local community college, which has all equipment and a...

Nice looking car! http://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/ctd/1170879580.html

I've become a huge fan of slantsix.org in the last couple of weeks! Great info there.

No fun. I blew my knee out skiing a few years ago: ACL, MCL, meniscus tear, and bruised tibia. I got the cadaver tissue as well...kind of creepy at first. But I was back at the Tae Kwon Do in about 6 months. One word: Oxycotin! And some whiskey...

Your yellow car sure looks familliar...I like it! There's another guy on here with a yellow on black '67 as well. And welcome to Fishthatkills!

I have a Holley 1920 carb. I am having trouble getting my engine to idle correctly. I have heard that I may need to adjust the float setting on my carb. How is that done? Thanks! Thomas

I am glad you said something; I'm in the same boat with you. Of course, I understand that there are some in our generation are lazy as described, but also those of us who earned what we have! I've had a job since I was 15, and have never had anything paid for by anyone but myself. And I have...

Great car! I got mine for $2000, sweet deals.

I don't beat myself up for it now, but I did back then! I have since learned what you said, that primer will absorb water. Also, I've been told that you should apply mineral spirits or alcohol to the bare metal before applying bondo to eliminate any water residue, which I failed to do as well.

There are three community colleges in the Portland area, and one of them (Clackamas CC) is amicable to hobbists, I've been told. The one closest to my house is more profession-oriented, but has evening classes. I figure I'd rather pay a few hundred dollars to educate myself and do the work...