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I never thought I would own a first-gen either. My high school hot rod in 1972 was a '66 Valiant with a 340 and 4-speed. I had always been a Chevy guy, but I wasn't going to go through my senior year in high school without having a hot rod, and I did what I could afford on a paper route and...

It's mine, but it wasn't at the MCACN. This picture was at SEMA 2019, and it wasn't finished then.

There wasn't much point in saving any original parts; none of them would fit anywhere now.

I saw the first Barracuda episode, and plan to watch the second one tomorrow night. I think Richard will always associate that car with tragedy, and understandably so. I met him at SEMA this year, and although I was hesitant to do so, I called his attention to my '65 Barracuda that was on...

That's a good deal for a starting point! Hey, it even comes with a tube!

I'm jealous of all these "finished" cars. Here is my '65 Barracuda; coming along slowly, plumbing for the dry sump system in progress.

100% agreement on the local Ace stores. I have never had a problem with a key from Ace. However, my wife and a couple of the guys in my office have used Lowe's and Home Depot, and they have had problems every time.

Compared to the water tower, it doesn't look that bad.

I almost hope it's photo-shopped--hate to see a 340 Dart end up like that!

I couldn't either, so I just took the picture and moved on.. There was a 4WD mid-'70s Corvette nearby that was even worse; wish I would have gotten a pic of that one too! Of course, anybody can do a truck:

Monster Jag, anybody?

My uncle bought a '67 Dart GT new in late '66. Alas, it had a slant six and auto, but it looked good with the light blue metallic paint (and black vinyl top) and blue interior. My father bought that car from him for $1,000 in '72, and I drove it all through college, when it left the family for...

Yep, I used to see 5 or 6 of them every time I went to a junkyard 40 years ago, and often considered buying one to keep as a spare. It's probably good that I didn't do that, because I'm sure I would have broken it by now.

Well, just paint your car red, and then you will need my red seats!

If you are looking for some '65 Barracuda seats, I have a complete set (front and rear) that look a lot better than those, and they are in Chicago. However, mine are red, so if you need black, they won't help you. The carpet on the back of the rear seat is black; I had carpeted the whole car...

Man, all this gloomy weather talk is depressing! Nice day for skiing here!