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Sorry, my Barracuda came with a bench seat, the lighter is in a spare console top. I must have grabbed it because all the other ones I've ever seen had the chrome plug.

A previous owner added a hole in that area on my 67 Barracuda, I think he was trying to turn it into a 68 as it came with the round side markers as well. @4spdragtop pix of a console lighter for you...

Remove the connector by pushing the tang in the small square hole with a small screwdriver in the direction the screwdriver is facing in this picture and then pull the wire. In a pinch you might be able to open up the crimp, cut and strip to good wire, re-crimp then reinsert the connector. I...

What 67Dart273 said... but maybe you don't have power in the car to check. Anyway hard to tell from your picture but it looks like the black plastic socket with an orange and a black wire that comes out of the main harness, it should plug in to a hole in the heater control assembly. Ash tray...

My eyes are always drawn to house or building numbers that are 440 or contain 440 but hardly ever the other displacements. I tried to talk my wife into buying a house that was 440 because I really liked the way it would look with a car in the driveway with the matching number on the hood. She...

You never mentioned the gear ratios but depending how different they are you may want to change the speedometer pinion gear in the trans to get a truer reading on the dash. The difference is usually not much but a GPS or the one on your phone can help you determine how much it is out and decide...

Second time in a month this bellhousing has come up [Found!] - Big block NP435 bell housing Brewer hasn't had them in stock for a long long time.

The other tail light and bezel were in the trunk, one post broken on the plastic as I remember but quite fixable. Some other bits and pieces were still usable but of course it's long gone now. I go once in awhile for other stuff I'm working on and I check the online inventory when I remember...

Sorry, I gotta stick to $60 total, half of that is going to shipping, maybe more, I only got an estimate using the Canada Post Shipping calculator. Cross-border shipping sucks. Also I don't think we're sure if this hard plastic cover is correct for a '73, at least nobody seems to know for...

$30 for the cover and about $30 for shipping. So about $60 total.

I picked it up many years ago and do not remember the year of the car, just that I only really looked at A-Bodies back then. The part number looks mid-70's but I can't find anything online or in any parts books. I wanna say $30 USD. A rough check on Canada Post is about the same for shipping...

Part # 3763886 ? Like x 1

Caught part of a Pawn Stars episode last night where someone tries to sell an insurance document for Kurt Cobain's 63 Valiant. More details here: Pawn Stars' Chumlee slams a man trying to sell Kurt Cobain's insurance docs for $50k

I like the schematics for 67 to 69 Barracudas made up by 1969383S in this thread: 1969 Plymouth Barracuda wiring diagram (not mine) They're not "factory" but he's done a fantastic job and you can filter circuits out to make it easier to look at.

Looks to have been sitting somewhere for quite awhile and pretty picked over but there might be something there for someone... Slant six with ventilation...

Not sure where they get them from but National Mo-Parts in Beaverton, Ontario sells the fancy blue one and a correct looking black one for decent prices, yes, Canadian Dollar prices shown. National Moparts The black one does not have the 70/71 dimple and the date code may not be exact for...

Calgary Show this past weekend, some empty space compared to 2019 but a pretty good crowd and about 120 really nice cars!

I also thought Northern Mopars was fading away as the home page seems to be stuck on 2019 since 2019 but after some clicking around the other day I found the other pages are being updated. This years show won't be completely normal but appears to be "a go" on Saturday August 21 at the usual...

Sometimes it takes a bit of oomph similar to getting it out of the old master but the push rod should pop into place. The factory recommends mounting the master in a vise and using a wooden dowel or similar non-sharp item to bench bleed but I find the push rod works for me to cycle the piston a...

Another welcome from Calgary! The first time I went to the Stampede Drive-In on a hot summer night was in Signet convertible!! Cool car from your avatar picture but forum rules say we have a thing around here for more pictures :). I seem to remember a vendor at the Red Deer Swap Meet selling...

Torch is the last resort that I've never actually resorted to, I've done several over the years with just a few well placed thumps from a substantial hammer, don't be shy. How did it go at Shawnee?

They're usually seized between the hub and the center of the drum and it almost always takes a few heavy solid hits as close to the center as you can without hitting the studs to get it to free up. Put some old nuts on the studs and hit the drum hard!! Last resort heat it up fast and hot with...

I got this hard plastic one out of a mid 70's Mopar, seems to me it was in an A-Body or I would have left it in the junkyard but that was a lot of years ago. I can't find anything from the part number online and the MyMopar part number search is down. Part # is 3763886

Any way you look at it that’s a cool car… but I’m definitely biased I don’t recognize the buckets but they look like late 60’s Mopar to me. Some time back I plugged the numbers on my fender tag into the 67 to 68 Mopar Fender Tag Decoder on MyMopar Mopar Codes - MyMopar.com - Mopar Part...

Put together some of the numbers, FABO is in the lead of course! Couldn't see the stats for Moparts.

Welcome aboard, again. Very fine looking Scamp indeed!!

Welcome aboard! You should introduce yourself on the FABO Welcome Wagon page, more pictures of your Scamp in Turkey would be pretty cool! Sounds like a vacuum issue to me but for a manual source there is a sticky thread in the FABO Mopar General Discussions with a link in post #62 to Free...

Definitely try D&W for anything the main local shops don't have, I've lived just up the hill from them for many years and they're always very helpful. Also feel free to add me to your list of locals to check with for other parts you need for your car.

Looks like green with a white top is not a lucky combination: I didn't see it happen but I was parked in a lot just below the main road level, buddy was loaded and kept going straight at high speed instead of following the curve of the road. His car flew clear over about 20 feet of grass and...