[SOLD] '68 Barra CARPET
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Hey Martin, is this 4 speed carpet?
Martin Gendron
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Clementine,
You are back ?? !!
I am willing to push the noses out of my garage.
Offer me indecent prices !!
1967 it will go for $95.
1968 , almost complete missing one road lamp, it will go for $175.
1968 w/surrounds and road lamps, it will go for $100.
For your consideration !!
Happy you are back !!
Martin
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Martin Gendron
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Barracuda front NOSES 1967, 1968 & also other 1968
I am willing to push the noses out of my garage.
Offer me indecent prices !!
1967 I will go with $95.
1968 almost complete , I will go w/ 175.
1968 w/surrounds and road lamps, I will go with $100.
For your consideration !!
I am willing to push the noses out of my garage.
Offer me indecent prices !!
1967 I will go with $95.
1968 almost complete , I will go w/ 175.
1968 w/surrounds and road lamps, I will go with $100.
For your consideration !!
Martin Gendron
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Hello Dave.
No
This is for an Automatic on the steering column.
Thank you for the'leg Work' cash.
Have a good day.
Martin
Martin Gendron
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This would furbish an Automatic Mopar w/shifter on the steering column.
Martin Gendron
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I will check Parts no. in my Chrysler Parts No. Books.
Martin Gendron
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José,
Hello back.
The '67-69 Barracuda had two pieces composing the floor-pan carpet, front and back pieces.
In the Chrysler Parts No. Book for 1968, the front piece carries the same no. for Coup(23), Convertible(27) and Fastback (29), part no. 1789CX8.
The rear piece is represented by two different nos.: 1777CX8 for coupe and convertible; and 1710CX8 for fastback(29).
That being established, nowadays the offering comes a few parts suppliers like Year One and Legendary Auto Interior (product is identical).
These carpets are not differentiated beteween coupe of convertible Barracuda; they are represented by "1967-1976 A-Body group" as the carpet cut is made ubiquitous, fits-all piece of trimming. The difference made is for Fastbacks which are delivered with 9 pieces of trimming.
The body shop guy who installed the carpet in my 4-door Dodge Dart (3'' longer wheelbase) had to spare some pieces from the old carpet to complete the trimming on the side of the rear seat. This goes to exemplify how ubiquitous the offering under ''1967-1976 A-Body !!" really is.
In conclusion to this, my experience is that, yes, you could buy the carpet I have from Legedary that applies for A-Body 1967-1976 (no console, automatic shifter on the steering column) for your fastback. You would have to do some trimming to complete the furbishings onto the sides of the rear seat from pieces you'd spare from the old one or from the overlap.
I am going to put this letter in the forum so that you can collect other view-points.
Hello back.
The '67-69 Barracuda had two pieces composing the floor-pan carpet, front and back pieces.
In the Chrysler Parts No. Book for 1968, the front piece carries the same no. for Coup(23), Convertible(27) and Fastback (29), part no. 1789CX8.
The rear piece is represented by two different nos.: 1777CX8 for coupe and convertible; and 1710CX8 for fastback(29).
That being established, nowadays the offering comes a few parts suppliers like Year One and Legendary Auto Interior (product is identical).
These carpets are not differentiated beteween coupe of convertible Barracuda; they are represented by "1967-1976 A-Body group" as the carpet cut is made ubiquitous, fits-all piece of trimming. The difference made is for Fastbacks which are delivered with 9 pieces of trimming.
The body shop guy who installed the carpet in my 4-door Dodge Dart (3'' longer wheelbase) had to spare some pieces from the old carpet to complete the trimming on the side of the rear seat. This goes to exemplify how ubiquitous the offering under ''1967-1976 A-Body !!" really is.
In conclusion to this, my experience is that, yes, you could buy the carpet I have from Legedary that applies for A-Body 1967-1976 (no console, automatic shifter on the steering column) for your fastback. You would have to do some trimming to complete the furbishings onto the sides of the rear seat from pieces you'd spare from the old one or from the overlap.
I am going to put this letter in the forum so that you can collect other view-points.
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