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One King Hell of a lot of water under the bridge. . .absolutely tons of personal, professional happenings. . . This all started back in Spring 2009. . .

James, I am going to need to buy from you a complete front suspension rebuild kit, including the one-off idler arm, for a '67 Plymouth Barracuda. As it is a /6 'vert, I would like to replace my bushings with rubber for a smoother ride. I bought a complete set from PST of the polygraphite...

Evening All. I haven't had anything to post here for quite some time. 2012 has Not Been A Good Year for the Reed clan in Central Texas: parents' hospitalizations, Mother's death, Dad's moving in with my brother for care. . .and a heck of a lot more that I won't go into. Suffice to say, Red...

1967 Plymouth Barracuda I started on back in 2010- got a couple of other threads on here from the takedown and such (Getting closer to the Start- '67 Barracuda "before" shots for one). A long haul- the shop I selected for body and paint has had her for 18 months. . .part of the hold up has been...

Posted: Thu Jul 08, 2010 11:27 am at Slant Six Forums too- Post subject: Slant 6 Dan and all, I would like your help- overhtng clues Morning Guys and Gals. Haven't been to the Forum lately as life has...

Evening all. I thought to add this to the bottom of the previous thread, but it has so many pics to wade through I thought I'd just start afresh on this aspect. Car is leveled, trunk pans are being welded in as are frame ties- hope to have new pics of that work tomorrow. I did want to share...

I have been reading up on articles having to do with frame ties from Allpar, Mopar Muscle Magazine, Mopar Performance, etc. Some are bolt-in, some weld, some fabricated, some pre made. . . Currently looking at AMD ties which are weld in. Question for me is, which ones? I am looking to have...

Morning all. Bumped up the previous thread so that my pics and stuff of the "before" would come up. I didn't realize how spaced out in time all this would be. . . Now, some more of the "during": Ah, the process of teardown!

Evening all. Been under our daughter's /6 'vert most of the day- and for the second time in a month or so. Picked up a full tank of E10 at a Wally World down here where we live back in late Feb. . .been using the place for years. . .and the slant started to cough and miss before we got out of...

Pics taken, just not downloaded yet. Thanks for all that gave me advice about a load leveler for motor/tranny pulling- worked like a charm. "Red" is pulled down to just a few firewall components, a front bumper, and heater and dash assembly- couple of more hours. Body repair and...

Afternoon folks. "Red" is in the process of a teardown to rolling frame and the time has come to clear out the engine bay to get to everything else that has to come off for the body and paint work. More pics coming later today of progress, but would like to run this by a few of you: I am...

Hey, Afternoon all. "Charlotte", or "Charlie" as my daughter has named her- the '67 Barracuda 'Vert I have recently bought and been wrestling with- is just about ready for her regular road debut. I am in the process of getting the headlights to go to Bright at the stomp of a left foot so I...

Morning Folks. Anyway, still arguing with the Slant on whether it will start and run- and I am sure now that I have it narrowed down to the Holley. Bring you all up to date: new gas tank, new sending unit with sock, new rubber, steel lines blown out, new fuel pump, new filter and fresh...

Afternoon guys. After rebuilding the entire fuel system AND the entire cooling system on the slant ('67 Barracuda 'vert trials and tribulations) finally got the thing to run cool last night- without the thermostat in it. We did a huge block flush, so buttoned it up last night without to check...

Evening all! First the pics:

. . .will the bolt pattern of the bell housing fit the back of a '88 to '92 318? Any other problems getting the two to mate? Appreciate any input. Mike

Morning Everyone. Went and did an insane thing: found a '68 fastback in Cali- (go see at autotraderclassics.com and search '68 Plymouth Barracuda in Santa Ana Ca), actually flew out here on airmiles and looked- then took it to a mechanic to go over it. So, got some equity already invested...

. . .and spare tire well metal. I finally got mine up high enough to start the inspection process and "Bingo!"- I will have to replace the driver's and passenger's floor pans. Considered glassing them in but got talked out of it- my wife is a purist. Me, Southern Engineering degree with a...

Morning all. Had the old girl out of the garage so that I could clean it and reorganize it for the start of this rebuild/restore/improvement I am itching to get on. Let it run so as to circulate some corrosion proofing through the water passages and let it get to operating temperature...

Morning everyone. Found on CL in LA- and note the Commando 273 with a 4 speed. . .might be worth picking up a phone for. I had to hand type the web address- a business center computer. . . http://losangeles.craigslist.org/lgb/cto/1107558637.html never know. Mike

Good afternoon folks. Knew I would wind up over here eventually. . .I would love to link up with someone here who either has, or knows where some are of the following: Front grilles and bezels, '67 Plymouth Barracuda- driver quality. I have two that may work, but they will take quite a bit of...

A good Morning! Found all you guys and gals sometime last week or so- and happy to have done so. I have been enjoying the various posts I have found- and the beautiful pics. . .the cars were nice too (;-) )! I got tons of questions, possibly answers to some too for others. I made a post in...