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Quite proud of that cam, huh? Cool ad, thanks for sharing.

No Corvette?

I will take a look, I know there are a few of him in front of the house laying down the rubber. That car actually has a stroker kit in it making it a 408. The heads are steel and have 2.02 valves. Edelbrock intake, Harland Sharpd roller rockers, electronic ignition, Doug? headers. The body is...

This is Fishman's `69. I'm sorry he's not with us any more. His wife called me about the car and asked if I could help her sell it.

Here's my `68. I'm thinking of changing the color, I'm just not sure which way to go? Black?

I've found that most of the repro parts are not near as good as a well done rechrome of the original parts. I always spend a little more to keep the old parts when possible.

Check out this video and see if you can spot the A-body. Theory of a Deadman - Lowlife - YouTube

He's probably twisting wrenches with Fishman in that big Mopar garage in the sky. My condolences to his family and friends.

I hate to see it go, I bought a `03 new with the 4.7 (yes I wanted the hemi too) and used it a lot for the first couple years. After that I hardly ever drove it. I ended up selling it just a few years ago with just 17K on it.

Wow, beautiful car but he's asking for $25,000 dollars and gives a description like that? I don't understand some people. :dontknow:

I've bonded with this car (among many others) but it may be time to move on. I'm thinking about another vert, not quite sure of the powerplant yet.

Well, I've owned my Barracuda about 7 years now (more like 8 actually but 7 sounds better :D) and I'm thinking of selling it to start on something new. Perhaps another convertible. I'm not sure what to do but I thinking something new might rekindle my fire to restore another. Anybody else...

I doubt this is the generation of Dart you were refering to but here's my `68 in GG1.

You need to tell everybody which auto shipping service you used to transport the vehicle. Glad to hear everything went well.

A gold 68 fastback, I just have to love it! :love9:

The kick panels are a good choice spot for the front.

Last dual point I sold on eBay was from a 68 340 auto. It was a cast iron Prestolite and brought about 125 dollars IIRC. This was about 2 years ago.

I love vintage pics like, my dad had a 67 and a 69 Barracuda, but I've never come across a picture of either.

The girl's good!

You can prime the pump with a distributor drive gear end attached to a drill. Rotate the engine while you do so and when you pass the oil passages for the rockers oil will show up through the shafts. Or you can just change the oil and filter. Fill the filter with oil first and pour the rest in...

Have you tried Moser or Strange?

Isn't that a hoot! Everybodys laughing and then when they see that thing cross the finish line it's like...OMG! :shock:

I've seen a 10 second K-car before. :burnout:

Where were those guys three years ago when I needed them? I too spent good money when I had mine restored at Tri-City. They did do an amazing job and I saved shipping by picking them up at Carlisle. I'm glad to see AMD getting more and more metal on the market for these cars. Do you know if...

Very nice! Congrats!

Greyhound is probably the cheapest method.

I heard of the cruise-in but failed to make it. Looks like a decent turn out. Ed Miller's car is always a joy to see and hear.:love7: I may not be doing many more cruise-ins, we've been looking at property in Gloucester and although I'm reluctant to let her go, the Barracuda may have to be sold...

I see the broken glass incident and "we must have this done by...." as ways of creating some drama in what would otherwise be a boring show. This is just part of Hollywoods attempt to get your heart beat going a little bit. Given a choice I'd rather watch DCK than the shows my girlfriend watches...

The 489 case started showing up in `69 and was pretty much phased in by 1970. The 741 case continued to show up as well. If the unit is original you should have a tag on one of the carrier bolts that identifies it as a sure-grip unit and another that gives you the gear ratio. Again, nice find!

Looks like it's all there, nice find!