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I like the 1/4 window scoops. Why doesn't somebody make some of this stuff again?

that is the image from the amd webpage. The webpage says coming soon still, I bet they will be great. I wish they made 67-69 barracuda fenders.

I bet this stuff would look pretty good. http://alsacorp.com/strechchrome/index.html

The hood inserts are 68s at least! I have found the 68 grilles seem to cost more, but they are reproduced. They seem more prone to breakage being plastic then the metal 67s. If the surrounds are attached firmly to the header panel I would consider just leaving it whole and buying the 68 stuff...

My first mopar I had painted I chose as red a red I could find, That car was red to begin with. The 2nd was dark green and I changed it to plum crazy. I loved it. The next car wasn't a mopar but I switched a gold to a bight yellow, no regrets there. I bought a few new cars after that and again...

Just buy a nice /6 duster and swap your parts over. if you rebuild a badly wrecked 340 duster you will spend too much in relation to how much a badly damaged but then rebuilt maybe numbers matching 340 duster is worth. So if you like it not because it's numbers matching, but because how you like...

There is a bond on 5" high aar style hood scoop, as well as a 8" high model. That hood pictured may just be a 69 Barracuda hood with the 5" bond on cut down and fitted to the 69's center ridge bump. It's something like $140-$180. looks good from far away at least!

I used rust bullet on my rear end, the k member, control arms, and a few other spots. I just brushed it on and it leveled out really good. They make a black and a silver so you can keep some contrast that I think looks good. I used it over parts that had been sitting a while so they were rusty...

Those LED bars on the newest Chargers are the coolest, they look like neon signs.

similar idea, I was wondering how a new Challenger headlights might graft into 67-69 barracuda grille.

I noticed that with my WW1 white 68 Barracuda. It seems the 1968 colors were a bit different and unique compared to the other years. I thought it was just a different name, but it's a whole different color. this site is great for all the codes...

So I'm getting ready to paint my engine bay and was wondering if you can still buy factory style paint from the 60's. I know there were a lot of changes in the laws but do they still sell that kind of hard, one step paint they used to use? Or what is the modern substitute? I was going to buy a...

Rob your car looks great and I enjoyed reading the story on your webpage. My car is a bit different with maroon seats and door panels. I visited your neck of the woods earlier this year to drive my daughter home from Fayetteville (not in the Barracuda mind you!) Her husband deployed to...

well after playing with the mustang customizer on the ford page I like the grayish silver more but I like the white alot as well. I think I'll just stick with the white as it allows me to keep doing the restomod a step at a time w/o tearing it all down to nothing for an expensive paint job I...

The white does look good even on the beat up body. That and the trunk still looks fresh is why I thought that would be easy. On my poor budget is the way I may have to go. Good call on the gunmetal, I hadn't thought about darker greys. I'll keep my eye open for those colors.

So I pulled my motor and tranny last night and am going to prep the engine bay for the new 360/727 with 73 K frame and disc brake setup. The car is stock white with maroon interior and side stripes. I like the maroon interior but am not sure about the white. The other possibilities would be...

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Somewhere I saw somebody use the striker off a different bodystyle. It used about a 3" by 3" plate with the striker in the middle. When it was done it looked like the factory had put it there. I'm trying to find it... here it is.. http://www.moparts.org/Tech/Archive/misc/18.html

Hey country I take it you found a car! I didn't see a thead with the details on it. Congrats, let me know if you need help in the Missoula area finding any parts etc.