1969 Barracuda (w/AC) Firewall Insulation Diagram?

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Derrick Kidwell

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My firewall has been sanded down & re-painted so I have no clue where the insulation goes. Does anyone have a diagram or a good pic?
 
Are you talking about the inside insulation?
 
DMT products. Non A/C.

Should be similar for A/C cars. With another punch out for the evaporator lines. And maybe one for the vacuum lines. The plastic snap in pins locate it either way regardless.

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DMT products. Non A/C.

Should be similar for A/C cars. With another punch out for the evaporator lines. And maybe one for the vacuum lines. The plastic snap in pins locate it either way regardless.

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Although a year ago, your post and pictures saved my day. I have a 69 Barracuda coupe, same color, and was trying to figure how to put in the firewall insulation. The drivers' side piece has pieces that I don't need and are designed to be cut off. Which ones? Your pictures solved the problem, thanks
 
Although a year ago, your post and pictures saved my day. I have a 69 Barracuda coupe, same color, and was trying to figure how to put in the firewall insulation. The drivers' side piece has pieces that I don't need and are designed to be cut off. Which ones? Your pictures solved the problem, thanks

Awesome sharing is good yes?
 
Awesome sharing is good yes?
You said it. Too bad nothing came with instructions or warned me about the yellow insulation material. Feels like it's under my skin. I have almost destroyed the heater box plenum with the Spectra heater core. I dug up the old one and the new is not a good match!
 
You said it. Too bad nothing came with instructions or warned me about the yellow insulation material. Feels like it's under my skin. I have almost destroyed the heater box plenum with the Spectra heater core. I dug up the old one and the new is not a good match!

I took lots of pics on disassembly and as much on re-assembly. Not always easy to find them but I took them!

My core was still good and box repair was more cleaning / resto gaskets and minor fixing.
 
My box just needed a good cleaning and rub with a fiberglass restore product. I did pull the doors and repainted and then riveted them back with the OEM style rivets.

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I took lots of pics on disassembly and as much on re-assembly. Not always easy to find them but I took them!

My core was still good and box repair was more cleaning / resto gaskets and minor fixing.

Boy am I old school. I took many pics...35mm camera. I am going to get them developed for sure now. I love the color of your 69, and, as you can see, mine is the same. It's a coupe I bought when I still lived in California. Slant 6, which is long gone. I have a 360 that will be rebuilt. Nothing radical. Anyway, after working on trying to get the new heater core to fit, failing, damaging the box, being able to use your pics made putting the insulation in a real snap

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