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I found mine under the carpet below the heater in my 65

Looks better than new

Sure 80 bucks lol specs in it are 1938 to 2004

I just bought this because I cant get a place near me to do a good alignment on anything and they charge 80 bucks.

Get us another pic it is raining and cloudy up here so I am missing it.

I didnt have to mess with the pinch weld in mine either.

Message the OP I dont have anything to do with it.

You have the pieces that bolt to the head and linkage down to the trans. for the kickdown to the trans.

Until you stick your finger in plug hole number one to crank and find TDC you dont know the pain. lol

It goes where the Commando emblem is in this pic. 1966 Plymouth Valiant Barracuda Images

Nope 66 Barracuda

That is a Duster not a 66 Barracuda

They go on the back lower side of the front fender.

Is yours the paint?

I agree she will sit high with those on an early A.

Good deal

What about using a front fender arch cut out from a used fender?

Since they sold out to carparts.com the selection is lacking. At least for the early Barracuda.

I looked at the dates after reading your post. Wow talk about an old thread.

Do these have the rear defrost option?

One of the cars I parted years ago was a 65 and had the longer one. It also had rear window defrost. That may be why.

There is a rubber piece that bolts there to keep the bumper off the body.

Have you tried Andy Bernbaum

Those manifolds should work they did on my 66 and a double gasket. 273 gasket on the manifold side and 360 gasket on the head side.

Are they correct for Early A and the left side faces to the rear?

What manifolds are you trying to use?

The Barracuda and Valiant are the same as each other but are different from the Dart.

That sounds outstanding. It now makes me think twice about a /6

I have seen it in a couple Barracudas i parted but never a good one or even a repop.

Thats the problem trying to sell stuff there. They all seem to message and want to low ball the snot out of what your selling without ever thinking of coming to look at it.