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Leanna, you never cease to amaze. I'd have taken that in my '68 any day. Actually, since my car was just a nice driver, I might have requested the non-shiny parts be blue to match the interior... Sean

Looks like we might have a winner, folks - Stay tuned.

Shipping from: Evergreen, Colorado 80439 Price: $5.00 each DOES NOT include shipping (but they don't weigh anything) Payment Methods Accepted: PayPal, money order, cashier's check Set of two dark green a-body kick panels in great shape, ready to install. Two are dark blue - scratched and...

67 Barracuda Tail Lights For Sale Located in Evergreen, Colorado Price: $70 OBO for both - this DOES NOT include shipping. Payment Methods Accepted: PayPal, money order Two (2) 1967 Tail light assemblies. These have had pitting cleaned out and re-chromed by a professional. Center plastic...

That's great. I expected good mileage - gotta love the slanty. But I haven't had it on an extended high-speed road trip in over a year, so glad to hear she's still got it. Have fun and post some photos as you fix it up. And don't forget to go on e-bay for some 8-track tapes!

The fish tank is empty - someone from FABO came yesterday and picked up the car. I toasted her last night with a JD (or 3) but am pleased she's going to a good home. I won't tell you who bought it because I don't know how private he wants to be, but he'll probably post something when he gets...

Looks like I have a buyer so let's hold off on the questions for now. If you're interested, keep watching - I'll let y'all know when it rolls out of the driveway and isn't available anymore.

Good question - that IS hard to tell. I'm not enough of an expert that I have the underside memorized. I could guess from the little sliver of sky but it would be a W.A.G. I'm going back under this weekend and I'm going to mark my shots as I take them. Doh.

Nice Val, too, if it's the one in your avatar. But if I had room for a Valiant, I'd keep the 'cuda!

Moving and losing my garage so fish must go... 1968 Coupe $4,000 OBO More Photos at: http://s118.photobucket.com/albums/o85/Breeze61/1968%20Barracuda%20Coupe%20For%20Sale/ 87,500 miles 225 Slant six 3 speed auto UU1 - Light Blue Metallic Light Blue Interior Bucket seats / console AM Radio - not...

66cuda, And, of course, Swift & Twain had a bit more skill in the rhetoric department than yours truly! IMO, greed, sloth and ignorance are the main reasons we (America) are in this mess, and greed, sloth and ignorance seem to be growing at an exponential rate - far faster than I can run...

66cuda (I love those)- "…as it happens I do own a sub zero fridge.." -- That's good - we like ours but I read that they are not doing really well. "…I did not say I never bought cloths that were not made here I said that I do not intend to do so gouing forward…" -- I must...

Petty, Fishy- I know you guys never really thought Toyota (or any other company, for that matter) cared about customer's or people's safety to begin with! It's all about the money, for every corporation, or no one would buy their stock and they would be out of business. No fake outrage, please.

Good point. Crash Course: The American Automobile Industry's Road from Glory to Disaster by Paul Ingrassia http://amzn.com/1400068630

You made a couple of good points, but this one isn't good. You are implying people should buy only from their own. This seems to say that you think the automotive market in India (what - 3 billion people?) should not buy Dodge or Chevrolet products, correct? Or KitchenAid appliances? I'm...

So was my 1973 Plymouth 'Cuda340, my 1967 Plymouth Barracuda convertible, and my 1968 Plymouth Barracuda coupe. But where is the closest PLYMOUTH dealer to your home? Oh, it's located in the 1990s? I thought so. Why do you think Chrysler (they controlled Plymouth when it built our cars, by...

Full disclosure - I have 3 cars in my garage. #1 was built by Americans, in America, with American parts and most of the profits stayed in the US. #2 was built in America, by Americans, with 82% American parts. However, the profit went to Germany. #3 was built in America, by...

Toyota's just another huge, multinational corporation (they have factories in Australia, Brazil, Canada, France, Indonesia, Mexico, Portugal, Russian Federation, Thailand, Turkey, United Kingdom and the United States) that is out for themselves, like all the rest. Their sole purpose, THE SAME AS...

Always a great idea to give props to the "good guys" in our hobby.

Nothin' but a cold warrior - oo-rah. 1980-1986 05C (Radio Teletype) and 19E (M60 Armor Crewman). Fort Meade, Maryland and Fort Carson, Colorado. TDY to Europe (SHAPE in Brussels, Reforger) a few times. Counterintelligence in Belgium was fun, but 4th ID at Carson was the best because i loved...

I went with the PST polygraphite when I rebuilt the front-end of my '67 Barracuda and loved it. People said it would squeak, but I never heard a thing. It was less than $300 if I recall correctly. After that was installed, THEN tightening the steering box actually made a difference.

My father is an antique dealer and found a 1973 Duster/Valiant/Barracuda brochure and gave it to me. Tucked inside was an order form for a '73 Duster ordered by Mrs. Sammel on May 5, 1973 at Yates Motor Company in Chapel Hill NC. The particulars: White Vinyl Upholstery Disc Brakes...

No kidding - even though my firiends tease me about my daughter driveing a '69 Olds 442, at least it's classic american!

Sweeeet fish.

Blue is a great choice. My first Barracuda was B5. I had a black '68 mustang when I was a kid and even though it was the best looking finish on any car I've ever had when it was clean, it was only clean a couple days a month! Since then 18 out of my last 22 cars have been blue (from the...

I drink JD and it never helped me! Waaaaait a minute - that rhymed!

Well, you definitely picked a great car for your first Mopar. Cool AMX, too.

Yeah, that seller's remorse is rough! I sold my 'Cuda340 right before e-body prices went into the stratosphere. Doubled my money then, but I could have quadrupled it if I had held on a few years (assuming didn't wreck it first - that car was fast!).

Thanks for the welcome back. In my driveway.

I haven't been around in a long time - sold my '67 Barracuda convertible and kind of dropped out. I regretted selling it from the day after it left on the truck, but of course needed the $$. Good part is that the guy I sold it to has done an awesome job with it and she's better than ever...