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hope this helps for 68 models 1968 Plymouth Barracuda Production Information

I am sorry I don't have that info. This is old pre- internet days and i would be surprised if the info was not out there. this may be and i repeat,may be because Chrysler didn't keep Model sub-series records..

Some of these code are listed in the Tech section. http://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/showthread.php?t=201626

Contact member mikebee. That's his hometown...

Glad that you had a good experience with him. I bought a radio from him last year and after receiving it I sent a very professional e mail stating that it was just too convenient that the pictures didn't show that the wires were cut off. Imagine my surprise when I received a very nasty email...

this is one i pulled from a member here because i liked it's design. Don't remember who so unable to give credit to the owner/builder.

this is not quite what you are talking about, but this is a k-member jig on an engine stand. Just to support at working level.

My thoughts with you and your family my friend...

this is nothing but the gospel truth. Burned my left hand at work on 1700 degree oven used for heat treating and had a dressing like a catchers mitt. I am left handed and using my right hand for anything was unnatural. Start practicing now is very good advice..

Petty will always be the king and props to my hometown Smithfield foods for doing their best to help people in need. The plant and corporate headquarters is just a mile or so down the From my house. When the wind blows the right direction it smells like bacon!

Mileage is low for this year but 19k I think is top dollar for this truck. Rear bed wheel lips are rust magnets. This is the last year for this body style. Should at the very least be reto-fitted with the in tank fuel pump from Dodge if you don't do the Fass thing. Also the ball joints and hubs...

Did see in your other pictures that the washer bottle has been move for the ignition system so that solves that mystery

couple of pics of 72 untouched parts car. See where the fender tag is in relation to the washer bottle, and the next pic shows an original tag. you can see the difference in the color of both screw heads and the rusty part of the tag where the factory bent the tag upward with one screw installed...

How about a picture of the whole inner fender? do you have a broadcast sheet that came with the car? Fender tag appears too be in a strange location because of where the washer bottle is. Also no paint on tag, corner not bent and the fonts are a little larger for a Ham. Mi. built. May be a...

Been a Bears fan forever. Some good years, lots of close years, and many bad years but they are my team. All new coaching staff and many new faces. Looking forward to some football. Hell, if two kids are in their yard and are throwing the football I will slow down and watch them. yep, I am eat...

lmao!!

Yes, I remember it from the show field two years ago. an amazing transformation. Spent the show in this building with dmoore and his black Duster survivor. had a great time, met a lot of really nice people. It was over way too fast..

Enjoyed meeting you Mitch. Always nice to too make a new friend. Your Runner was top notch and I was blown away by the level of restoration performed and its unusual options for this model. Did I give away the fact it was one of my favorites in the building by giving it top billing? lol...

Invitation only in this building. Just some of the "Cream" of our hobby. Hundred's more in the show fields. Enjoy!....

Memories of my time I spent in Germany.. Beautiful women, great food and and partying with the locals. Reminds me of the scene from the movie "Air America" " Damn, how often do you guys go on a bender like this?" " This is not a bender, it's just night time"....

I will be there in the Africa heat looking for parts. Will stop in to say hi and stand in the shade. Can't miss Carlisle...

no breakdown information for 73 Dusters as of now. still going thru my binder. first time I've looked thru this in twenty years.

va58 submitted a new Article: Production Figures for Plymouth Barracuda from Chrysler Historical collection Read more about this article here...

My first one was right out of high school in 1976. 1970 340 4 speed Duster...

Truly an art form. as I got near the end, the only thing that caught my eye was that the streets were too clean. Never a leaf, scrap of paper, etc...

Happy Birthday Dave. To celebrate your youth, maybe a few doughnuts in the parking lot...

This may help

Hmmm, must have be written by a Chevy fan. No mention of the Camaro guys or the annoying Vette guys either. Mopar guy for 40 years and proud of it...

Yep, a dress up item. in the mid 80's at the Mopar Nats was the first time I saw a car with these installed. Don't remember ever seeing one of these back in the day....

Got mine out today and rode around the neighbor to exercise the bike and feed my addiction. It was in the low fifty's' and a bit chilly for a bike ride, but I know its much colder for my brothers to the north..