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1968 383 Barracuda and a 1971 340 Cuda

I'm 76 and am having some health issues and been thinking of selling my 65 Barracuda. I'm at the stage of my life where it's not the fun that it used to be. I still drive it and work on it but don't know how much longer I can.

The first one I remember was a1957 Dodge 2 door hardtop my dad bought new, I was 11 then. My first one was a 1964 Barracuda 273 4 speed I bought in spring of 1965.

Very nice

Saw this at Home Depot

I was being sarcastic

What are they?

Me too.

Went and got coffee

Thanks I'll try to remember that.

I always did but wanted to get confirmation.

After you polish your chrome do you wax it?

We are planning to move back to Youngstown area next year,if we do I'll have to look you up. I use to live pretty close to your shop.

Thanks. I'm leaning towards that.

It was never a Commando engine. Its the 180 hp that someone dressed up with the carter afb and air cleaner

Want to keep the 273 just like I had in 1965

I have a moral question, oh wait this is the wrong forum, well I try anyway. I got my 1965 Barracuda in 2013 and been working on it since then. It came with the 273 180hp but someone but and original intake and carter afb on it back in the day and the chrome correct air cleaner. My question is...

Going to get ice cream

I bough a 1964 Barracuda in May of 1965. It was gold paint with gold interior, 273 4 speed. It looked just like this one. If I didn't live so far away it be very interested.

Thanks

Yea no power steering and I like my coffee to go and got tired of spilling it on me.

Couldn't find a cupholder for my 65 Barracuda that I liked so I made this one to fit between the seats. TTACH=full]1715130393[/ATTACH]

Go Bucks

Congrats. nice looking car

I ate ice cream

Good. I got mine from them when I went to their store

I think Year One has them

A buddy of mine was there and sent me some picks of that car and said it was really nice

I hope he gets it. It would be good for me and my 65 Barracuda. It's whatever the market will pay.