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But just imagine the fun at car shows with electrified door handles: OH you wanna see the interior - just help yourself, ZAP!

One option that does sort of intrigue me is the electrified door handles to keep intruders at bay!

Yeah I would rather have a 50 caliber than the optional smoke screen generator they offer. I mean really, how often do you need a smoke screen generator.....

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That is very awesome!

I have only seen two other sources for those, PG Classics and Laysons. I think Layson’s were also made with stainless steel, I wonder if it is the same supplier? Someone on FABO had the Layson’s and posted about it several years ago with pics. I recall they looked very nice but I believe some...

That is impressive, will have to try it. I have had great luck with evaporust but it is spendy at about $20 a gallon..

It is on permanent hold until I get mine done.:D Might be a while.....

I notice some blackish areas when I first take a part out, but after I rinse it with warm water and let it dry they seem to vanish. If you maneuver thru my build thread I have some pics of my brake calipers and LCA’s that I evaporusted.

What is the root cause of somebody doing this? I think they have put bark up on the wrong tree! I wonder if the engine has annual rings?

Good idea Moparmat, I think I will attempt your method on some severely pitted KH disc brake dust shields. Thinking this will be much more durable than just body filler. Scott

See he has another notch parked in the street and looks like maybe a fastback under the car cover in front of the white notch.

That is really a neat story, I have no doubt that your father recollects that correctly. I am often amazed at my elderly father's clear memory of his work days.

Yes, and the gray primer kind of looks a little fresh except for the hood, so it may be hiding a few defects. Looks like it has the potential to be a good project, and the Formula S would be a nice bonus if true.

I suppose its possible if someone had the cash and the dealer was willing since the 383 was a factory option in 1967. Mr. Norms did it to some of the Dodges.

I have never seen that, like it. Has a little "Mad Max" movie feel to it lol. The video scenes of them driving with the throaty v8 sound gives me some inspiration to maybe get to work! Thanks for posting.

Heater core r&r sure is a pain with having to remove the whole dash. Hope your insurance company comes through for you.

Sweet ride. I am in the process of adding KH's to my 68, lots of good info in the brake subforum on FABO. If you end up rebuilding your own calipers my restoration thread has some pics and documentation on that process.

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Very nice car! Your video did not post though, always enjoy watching Cuda's go fast.

Very nice Barracuda and deserving of award!

Nice find! I think maybe a new spark plug wire and a Trailbeast HEI kit will make it running on all eight:D

I think you are finally on the right train to Barracudasville!

Nice! What kind of power is the MRL putting out?

Don't think you can go wrong with a notchback!:D

Awesome, I like the point about how two people can comfortably sleep in a fastback.

Thats too much money to have for that budget. Please send half to me!:D. Man, you just got your car and are working way too fast and making me feel like a slug! Keep up the good work. Mine is a notch also. Scott

Exactly the case with me. Same deal on a lost wallet - by the time I get all the credit cards cancelled etc, I find it in some oddball place that I left it.

Awesome looking car!

Duster?