Recent content by Jim 68cuda

I don't remember ever seeing a Petty Blue Demon. That's gotta be rare. Most Demons I've seen are green, black, orange, or red. But its probably safe to assume that most of the black ones and red ones were probably originally green.

LOL!! Yes. Yes you could. And I know you aren't the only one here who could provide the precise location.

Not so sure about that. I live in a county where there's only one fast food restaurant (McDonalds), one high school, and one supermarket in the entire county. And though all that may make it sound remote, I'm still close enough to large population centers that we still have heavy traffic during...

I'm over here just wondering why I never knew there was a Signet specific steering wheel in 67.

Several A bodies in attendence at the annual antique car show at the Rockville, Maryland Civic Center today. But, I just went as a spectator.

Those will work on an early A-body with 14" wheels. They are specifically made for the small bolt pattern wheels so the log nuts are exposed through the holes in the wheel covers. They were available (and very common) on 67-68 Barracudas. They were also a seldom seen option on the 67-68 Valiant...

These 14" spinner wheel covers were specifically used on the 65 Satellite convertible and hardtop. Never seen them factory installed on a Belvedere, Fury or any A body. of course if you have 14" wheels, there's no reason you can't use them.

Not uncommon when new. They were available on Valiants as well. When I was a kid, back when these cars were new, there was a yellow 65 Barracuda that I would walk past daily on my way to school. It had the spinner wheel covers.

And Chevy once advertised you could close the trunk of an Impala with a wedding cake inside...

Yes, and also worth noting is the Aussie Valiant cowl was used with the wiper pivots positioned for the wipers to make the opposite sweep from those on left hand drive cars.

I was shown a factory right hand drive 67 Barracuda convertible that is undergoing a restoration in Delaware while at the Ocean City, Maryland Cruise in May. I took these pictures while there. Original slant six car.

This beige 340 Formula S vert was at the 1985 Mopar Nationals.

Look for cheap airfares to fly into Washington's Dulles Airport (IAD) or BWI in Baltimore. Rent a car for the weekend. The drive from Dulles is only about two hours and probably about the same from BWI. Probably alot cheaper than flying in to Harrisburg.