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Welcome, love those later A-bodies, nice color and working a/c, I'm a little envious. Whatever info you need, you'll find it here.

Love it and smart move on the connectors, my '65 flexed noticeably on parking deck ramps.

Welcome, the right one will find you, especially since you like the less-apreciated cars

Welcome, I would add "born storyteller" to your resume. Stick around, you have much to contribute and I want to hear the next chapter of your Mopar love.

Welcome, very cool wagon and beautiful, love to see more pics. The colors remind me of salt water taffy.

Welcome back, nice to see the appreciation for these, that color shows off the styling which is so cool, to each his own but I don't get how people say these cars are ugly. Just an upgrade in wheels/tires which it looks like yours already has, changes the whole look. What are your plans?

Welcome to the best car forum on the internet! Lots of tech knowledge here, the only advice I have is make sure your Swinger can stop as reliably as it goes!

Welcome, this is the best site for you...thanks for saving your Barracuda, it deserves to swim again.

I like it, I like The Jetsons, Saturday mornings I HAD watch the Jetsons. I will say when a car is so customized as that, it can be difficult to sell if you ever want to. But if you love it then that's not a concern.

Welcome to FABO, Mom. You're the reason I'm here (literally.) I hope you'll post an old photo or two of the Valiant that served you through all your years of teaching kindergarten and several long-distance vacations as far as Canada.

Wow, a happy kid and a great, hard-working kid you have, I am VERY impressed, that beautiful Duster is something to be very proud of!

It looks pretty nicely-done, any chance of having legal issues with the cartoon images? Jetsons are my favorite, would be really cool to have the horn do the four notes of the theme (Meet George Jet-son!)

Welcome aboard Kurt! Congrats on finding a 4-speed early-a-body, it will be a Father's Day to remember. The '64 Valiant grill it has gives it a very clean look.

Welcome, great to see another die-hard Mopar fan, your collection is enviable, you'll feel at home here.

Welcome, you found us! Your Dart GT probably has a 225 cu. in. slant 6. "270" is a trim level. As was "170" which was the more basic trim level. But to confuse things, the base engine was a 170 cu. in. Slant 6.

A belated welcome, lucky son you have. I'd say you could put "stealthy member" in your avatar!

Very nice to see, in my opinion '66 is the best year for Valiants, but I am biased because my Mom got one new just like yours only beige and she drove it for 30 yrs...only because it got rear-ended pretty bad we had to say goodbye to it. Your Valiant will keep serving you for as long as you take...

Name on Certicard or old registration paperwork you found?

Welcome to the site, the best help is here for a-bodies. I was computer illiterate when I first came here, you'll adapt faster than you think. If you haven't already, click on "forums" at the top of the page, and click on the "sticky" for FAQ's (frequently asked questions,) it will be...

Welcome! Very cool photography by the way. Nice to see a trusty Valiant getting love from a young person. How did you come to be the owner of one of Mopar's finest?

Very sorry to hear of your Dad's passing. I doesn't seem so long ago when you surprised him with the Barracuda. You made him very proud and happy, what a great thing to do for your Dad.

I would start a thread titled Fellow FABO Members Near Tullahoma TN? That's one of the nicest-looking Gold Dusters I've seen. And the sentiment behind it is beautiful too.

Beautiful car, I can't bring it up in my memory banks, but I'd take a wild guess and say the pic is in the general area of Ringling shopping center lol. Just a feeling I got.

Welcome, I was born and raised in Sarasota during the time your Grandparents were driving their new Dart so I can't wait to see pics, I was crazy about Mopars even then and I might remember it! They probably ordered it from Shay Dodge. Or maybe Wolfer Motors down in Venice.

Welcome, another one saved, thank you.

I think it's cool, do what makes you happy, welcome.

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Welcome to yet another '65 Fish that's been uncovered. Thanks for saving her. Yes, pics please, and again, welcome.

This will help you identify which rear you have. http://www.crankshaftcoalition.com/wiki/images/3/33/Mopar_rear_id.jpg

Welcome to the site and thank you for saving a fine piece of Mopar history.