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Just in case. After what I went through, I recommend all new "soft" parts. That way you only beat your self up a little. Detroit Muscle Technologies, LLC

No problem. Another site for info about 67-9 barracudas is- 1969 Plymouth Barracuda Restoration Good luck.

Factory service manual. Mymopar.com has an extensive library. Service Manuals – MyMopar

I recently installed the headliner in my Barracuda. The glue I used was the black 3m weatherstripping adhesive. Less mess and easy to apply only where it’s needed.

Other locations to use Kilmer are the inside of the door skins, quart panels behind the quarter windows, and roof skin before a new headliner.

On my Barracuda I used Kilmat, and UltraTouch denim insulation from Home Depot. The denim insulation is about 1/2" thick a has a foil side and is glued over the Kilmat then all seams and edges are then taped with foil hvac tape. Works well. I first seen it used in light aircraft. Aircraft Spruce...

Yes, the red section is the column tube. I would recommend contacting Grant to find out about the turn signal canceling. Forever Steel answered my questions about their adapters the same day by email. Nice looking wheel.

I just measured mine with caliper and it is 3.745". If you look at the plastic bushing in the picture there are slots, it is a '67. I believe that the '68 and up columns bushing are solid that is what confirmed that my column was a '67. The Forever Steel adapters use the 3 bolt pattern like the...

I have the same problem with my Barracuda. I have a '67 dash frame, a '68 gauges, a '70+ guage fascia. I actually was surprised that the column is a'67. It is confusing about what fits the column. I searched FABO threads and found no real answers. I figured since I am going to use the Forever...

With out the dimensions hard to tell if it is the same bearing. But this looks to much like the original bearing I just removed. Steering Column Items - 1967 Steering column mast jacket bearing, Lower

Brian6pac, That bearing may be easier to use than the 1 3/4 long one that I used. I had to collapse the inner column tube and sleeved it to the bushing with a conduit joint. Kind of Gomered, but it works.

Forever Sharp Steering makes steering wheel adapters The c06 adapter is for a '67 mopar. The c02 fits '68-'72. The spline count is supposedly the same. The '67 column housing behind the wheel has a diameter of 3 3/4". The diameter of the '68-'72 is 4". At least that is what I was told was the...

i have been going thru the same problem. I emailed Forever Sharp Steering Wheels and the told me that the co6 adapter for 1967 Mopars is 3.75" wide and the co2 is 4" wide. I also needed the lower bearing for the steering column. After searching FABO I found a tread about using a bronze bushing...