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I'd be interested in this as well. Let us know what you find if you don't mind sharing.

Oh, You Wacky Canadians.....must be the cold temps and 90 feet of snow every year.

Great find, have fun with it.

I got the ones they make for my 1971 Dart and they went on fairly easily w/o a whole lot of trouble. They definitely made a difference in a positive way in the car's handling; really stiffened up the frame.

Thanks, Stroker. Some things I've been able to do, but the major repairs I've had to have my resto shop (Ross' Restorations, Thompsons Station, TN.) do since I have neither the skills nor tools to do them myself. BTW, the engine is about to be pulled and rebuilt, so I'll be posting a thread...

Thanks, dustoff; I thought it really turned out nicely. I went to their website (http://www.b-quiet.com/extreme.html) and ordered it directly from them. I believe they're Canada-based, and had no problems getting what I needed fairly quickly.

Gutted my interior, ground down the one rusty area to bare metal and then coated the entire interior with POR15. Worked like a charm, and the sound deadening material I put down (B-Quiet) stuck to it w/o any issues. Also applied it to the roof after the vinyl top was removed and applied primer...

Found this today along the road in Pegram, TN.: YouTube - Early Barracuda in Pegram, TN.

We had to shim my 340 as well on my 1971 to get the TTIs to fit, and I did go with a new mini starter to provide more header clearance. I believe you'll be happy with the "X" pipe. I have a video posted here: http://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/video.php?do=viewdetails&videoid=64 if...

No, no current tag on it. Looks as though someone abandoned it at the Fire Dept. Training building parking lot here in Franklin, TN., where it currently rests in peace, rusting away. No worries about disturbing it; I have a good relationship with the Fire Dept. guys.

Mixing & Matching them, eh?

Found this "survivor" parked in a city-owned parking lot. No idea who it belongs to, but thought I'd post a few photos of it for those who might appreciate it.