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You can get a repopped pair from Layson's for $369. http://www.laysons.com/catalog.cfm?nCatID=1033&nModelID=3&nModelYear=1965 Still kinda pricey, depending on your budget, but MUCH better than the $795 from eBag. My opinion, anyway.

Your car is really looking good! Keep it up!

That's what I thought, but I wanted to make sure. Thanks.

Just out of curiosity, would something like this fit on a 65 Barracuda? Thanks in advance.

I know I am resurrecting an old thread, but I got to wondering about this today as I had not heard that the Lancer had been recovered. I am really glad to hear that everything worked out.

I would be interested in the rear valance if you go that route.

Okay, the auction is now up to $810, and it has a little more than 7 hours left. Someone is going to get a really nice parts car.

Apparently the reputation of my future Fish precedes itself. Yes, it is the one that is owned by the now-retired electronics instructor. As far as it being yellow, I think "off-white" would be a more accurate description. The actual color is "French Ivory." You're the second person that I've...

I live just off S. Jasper St, about two blocks up from Lake Shore Drive. You? And as far as being an early A owner, I can't lay claim to that yet. The guy that has the car I am interested in has not decided that he wants to sell it yet. Long story short, he's had this 65 Barracuda for 47...

Actually, it's been pretty nice this winter. The most snow we've had at one time was maybe three inches, if that. It was gone in a couple days. It was in the mid to upper 40s today and sunny. Forecast calls for upper 50s this weekend, and 60s and 70s next week. I'm still waiting for Mother...

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1965-Plymouth-Barracuda-V8-273-Automatic-/230757257391?pt=US_Cars_Trucks&hash=item35ba3450af#v4-42 This car is located in my city, and currently has 3 days, 15 hours left. If anybody is interested, I would be more than happy to see if I can go look at it and get...

I don't personally have one, but I know that there are a couple on eBag right now. Good luck. Here are links... This one is for a repro -...

You'd think for that price you'd at least get a front bumper!

Check under the back seat for the build sheet. If it's there, and you really think it matters, that should tell you...

I had the same thought, so I did some research. Max's Panel Van is a 1975 Holden HJ Sandman (the HJ was made from 1974 to 1976). These cars had all the options and were the top of the range. The front end has been replaced with the front end from a Statesman. Originally the van would have had a...

I know this isn't quite what you were looking for, but I came across a link that is rather interesting. Our friends Down Under apparently still had this as an option late into the 70s... http://www.valiant.org/drifter.html

That is most definitely a slant 6 225, and looks like you got factory AC to go with it. I'm jealous!!! Good luck and I'm going to follow this thread, because I get to tear into a slant 6 very soon myself. And from a former service member to a current one, thank you!!!

To bohica2xo, I must thank you. You are asking questions that I don't know enough about to even ask yet. These are things that I am going to be wanting to know down the road. I appreciate it.

How difficult is it to swap? I'm assuming I would nead a donor rear axle, as well as front upper and lower control arms and the front wheel hubs. Is there anything else involved?

I put this topic here and not the "Wheel and Tire" forum because I'm just looking for general information, not anything specific. I'm just wanting to know which is preferable, SBP or BBP? My Fish still has the stock wheels, so I'm assuming it is a SBP car. It is just a base model slant six 65...

Anybody have any ideas where I can find a replacement rear valance for a 65 Barracuda? I'm pretty sure that there aren't any reproductions out there, and there are no salvage yards around here that have any sort of vintage Mopar. The ones around here are late model only. I found one on eBag, but...

Hopefully they aren't pineapple grenades. Then you'd have a much diffferent problem...

Not from personal knowledge, but learned from Internet research: "A match race against Arnie Beswick at Southeastern Dragway in Dallas, Georgia on February 28, 1965 ended in tragedy. A piece of the front suspension on “43 jr” malfunctioned causing the car to go out of control into...

Don't know if this is the one he's using, but I found this: http://www.superlifts.com/scissorlift/tmr48.html

This is true, but why cover it up with a Mustang? That's like covering up a Playboy with a National Enquirer. By the way, the Dart looks great. I only hope I can get that far someday with my Barracuda. (Course, I gotta get the dang thing first!)

What's up with the Mustang calendar??? :protest: Something you wanna tell us? :toothy10::toothy10::toothy10::toothy10::toothy10::toothy10::toothy10::toothy10:

Saweeeet car!!! Quick question, though. Correct me if I am wrong, but are you running dual batteries? Nevermind. I was wrong. My perspective was skewed. What I thought was two batteries was one battery with the handle going across the middle. Sorry bout that.