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Fenders were the same for 64 and 65. The 64 Barracuda did not have the same fenders as the 64 valiant.

That's a nice fish. I'm suprised I haven't seen it around. I guess I haven't been going many shows over the past few years.

Awwwww, man, it's going to Michigan? I was hoping it would stay around here so I could still see it occasionally.

For general knowledge, are you open to trades?

+1... with the trial and error I went through on my stroker, plus the transmission, drive shaft, and dana 60, I have close to your asking price in my engine/drive train.

It's for the transmission only, not the whole car.

I like that one

The car wasn't built as a restoration. It was just a nice daily driver build. The paint is not perfect either when you see it up close. But for the price of the raffle ticket, it would have been a damn good deal, but, again, not worth the asking price.

I saw that car at MATS last year. It's a nice car, but IMO, not worth the asking price.

If I had the money and room for it, I'd have you bring it down with you. Unfortunately, I don't. Good luck with the sale, looks like a great deal.

Nice solid car for a great price. That's what I paid for my '74, and mine wasn't as straight looking as that one. Good luck with the sale.

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I know, not a Mopar, but I'm trying to sell my Navigator so I can get a Diesel Crew cab. By KBB standards, I'd put it between good and excellent. Has 86,600 miles on it, mostly highway because we only use it for trips. It's loaded with everything except for a moonroof and retractable running...

Good price. I paid more than that for mine in San Diego and it has all kinds of problems.

Wish I could afford it right now. $16,000 for a basically "brand new" car can't be beat.

I paid more than that for mine 10 years ago and my body wasn't in as good of shape. Somebody should go check it out.

Man, sorry about the hard times. You've done a lot with that car since you got it. Good luck.

Hmm, let's see. I have a '74 that I paid $2800 for. If I put another $25,200 into it, I'm pretty sure it would be a hell of a lot better than that.

I just checked and it says the listing was removed

Not mine. Looks nice. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=280306061408&ih=018&sspagename=WDVW&category=6201&viewitem=

What is the cam grind? Would you be willing to let the cam and intake go seperate from the car? Your price isn't necessarily high, but the economy sucks right now. I just bought a '74 Duster with 2 318's, straight body, no rust, original paint in good condition, and interior only has one rip...

That's a great price. Nice job so far

Man, that's a nice car. Too bad I don't have the money, or it would be sold. I've wanted one of those for a long time now.