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Let me clarify - there was a question regarding the "original" drive train. The "original drive train, unfortunately, is long gone. Was not with the car when I purchased it some years ago. Current drive train is the 499 CID RB / A833 4 speed described in this posting. Price on the car is...

Car is still available. Original drive train is not available. Long gone.

Price is negotiable. Make an offer.

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1967 Plymouth Barracuda bracket car. Located in Pleasant Prairie, Wisconsin. Pleasant Prairie is in the Southeast corner of Wisconsin. I have owned this car since late 70’s. It was originally a 383 CID 4-speed car. Prior to it coming into my garage it had been raced as a 340 automatic...

Went back to stock style starter. Everything fits, no interference. All is well. Again my thanks to everyone for suggestions / ideas.

Thanks for suggestions. Correct observation in Z-bar in my car is not an OEM piece. It was fab'd many years back. I'd prefer not to change it out of re-do clutch linkage, so I think the option I'm going to take is to go back to stock style starter. planning to swap out tomorrow. My skills...

Photos show area of interference. Thinking I might be able to clearance by grinding material off both components.

Will get some tomorrow AM and post them.

My apologies if I am in wrong forum for this question. I have a '67 Barracuda bracket car, RB w/ 4-speed. After recent trip to track, I noticed the upper mounting ear on the stock style starter was cracked. Reason unknown at this time. Figured as long as I had to replace starter might as...

Hi, have been a member for some time and thought would take an opportunity to update profile. Have been involved with drag racing and performance cars for almost as long as i can remember. Have owned GM ('62 Pontiac GP), AMC ('70 390 Ram Air Javelin) and Mopar ('68 Roadrunner, '67 Barracuda)...

Thanks for quick response. Sorry we can't do deal.

Consider $125 + shipping?

Do you still have?

Success!!!! Took a couple tries but got the fork back in. Thanks again to everyone who took time to reply and encourage. hopefully by this time next week will have everything buttoned up and engine running.