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Must have been somewhere between Carisle, PA and Gettysburg, if I remember... Thanks.

I have an old dash pad for my Barracuda I am going to use, and after a warm water and brush treatment, it looks nice but obviously needs some shine to it. But... it´s a race car, not a car show Hot Rod, so I don´t want it too sparkling shiny. Just nice 50 years ago shiny. What do I use? Some...

Was gonna sell this clock (´68 Barracuda). Looks to be in very good shape, so I was a bit surprised, hands didn´t move when I turned the wire. Is it clock needs power to kind of unlock hands?

Anybody here know about these block off plates? Were they part of the option? What did they look like in terms of finish and such... Talking about the ´68 Barracuda in particular.

If you have one, I would really appreciate if you took the time to post a picture or two of the steering box mounting bracket, viwed from this angle. Is there a reinforecement plate supporting the edge of the steering box bracket to the k-member? Shown is a small block k-member. Notify if you...

Talking to Larry Griffith. Very interesting if you like Drag Racing from back in the days...

Im my case, this 45 year old pic I got from my brother reacently, gives you a hint. Farming took to much time and money... Why did you get rid of your dream car... the car you wish you still had in your garage.

What does it say?

In the SS Guide it says outer brackets were deleted. Can we nail that? Also I once read something about the brackets being made out of thinner than the OEM material? It would be nice, if we could get this relatively easy to confirme info correct, in this Forum. Don´t you think?

Need the thired plate when you reassembling the mechanism. The middle one in thickness. Some 0.020" I think... Shifter is older type Competition Plus and plate has to look like this. Put one in an envelope and send to Sweden. Thank you.

Every time I watch a game, I´m wondering why Away Team is named first? It is more logical as we have it here in Sweden, and I think all other countries, Home Team first...

To the right. $795.00 + shipping from Sweden. Very nice (new chrome) Hurst Shifter handle as found on the 4-speed cars. Including new zinc plated selector pin carrier. Also Hurst Reverse Loc-Out in good used condition. And if you are trying to recreate one of these 4-speed cars, be sure not to...

For my ´68 B-Body axle. Also Main Caps. Yes, I know there are aluminum, but start here first. Thank you.

Never seen this yellow sticker before. Next to the fender tag. Car was said to be so very original. Maybe it is, so what does it say? Also radiator is new to me, or did Chrysler have a couple different rads to choose from? Last pic the BB radiator you usually found when delivered from Hurst.

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Yes, I remember so well... Tell us your story. I´m an old fart, and can enjoy a short story from when you picked up your brand new 60´s Mopar from the Show Room. Or got to follow your dad picking up his 4-speed Hemi RR... No actually, at my age you appreciate any old Mopar... Of course you...

Needing all rubber. Glass, roof, trunk, all... Who has the best stuff? Thank you.

We had a discussion about the rear axle in the original 4-speed car when leaving Hurst, if I remember correct. Can´t find it now, but I through out the question on Classracer Forum, the possibility of Chrysler using the slightly shorter 1967 B-body Dana 60. Witch would make sence. And rumers has...

It seem to me there is a difference in how the steering box mounting bracket is placed on the K-member on the two? Motor mount brackets we can leve out, just the steering box mount is interesting here. Looking to alter a SB K-member in to a ´68 BB K-member. Yes ´68, unless you know for sure ´67...

What do you use and recomend on your Barracuda?

Quite sure this is from 1969. Have seen others with instruction sheet dated 1969. Not sure it is appropiat to call it NOS, but has definitely never been mounted. Shipping is from Sweden, and I think in the $30-40.00 range. Will check once someone is interested. You can have it in this box. No...

I have quite a few old pics showing like a color mark on the MC. But still, this wasn´t of any use to my build, till I found out what color. Apparently the k-member, steering shaft and a few other parts had an orange marking, but how embarrasing it would be, if I marked the MC with wrong...

Whant to get this correct before final finish. Only ´68 Formula S 383 Barracuda´s is of interest. Marked holes in picture ( passenger side) is for sheet metal screws and looks to be from factory. I´m turning car into a Base model, or with nothing extra or options from factory if you understand...

Interesting to see what the gasket looks like. If there was one... Someone here have one on his/hers production car to show. Late sixties or so. But guess they were all the same. Would be great if you took the time. Pic for your attention. Thank you.

Or were e.g. brackets for back seat never put there by Chrysler in the first place? There is a big difference in appearance I thing, in that Hurst probably just cut the piece of, and that was it, leaving some traces of it… I have a feeling there are guys frequent this Forum, that know a lot...

You Sir, who had first hand info about how the ´68 SS Doors had been made, is it possible to have this story as a whole, once again here and now? Would really appreciate that. Thank you. Stefan

Could you get both these type grill on the GTS model, or just the first one? I know about the center piece, and guess a certain grill was part of a certain model? Thank you. Stefan

Well life has been good to me. I mean, I got to live the seventies. No car is long gone, but you cant take it away from me... Still have the jacket though...

Yes, this three pics is one and the same when my son is practicing clay shooting. First pic shell has not jet left the shotgun. Second pic pellets are on there way some 15-20 yards out maybe... Last pic. Clay penguin in upper part and barrel in the lower part with pellets in the middle. I...

Next time you stop by her BBQ... Helen’s Bar-B-Que in Brownsville, Tennessee Say hello from an old farmer from Sweden. Bet it´s as good as it looks... Thanks, Stefan