Can you tell me anything about this´69 Barracuda?

-
Joined
Jun 24, 2022
Messages
16
Reaction score
32
Location
Selfoss, Iceland
I bought this fine ´69 Barracuda from Sun Valley CA last summer. Seller did not have any reliable information on its history. A piece of paper I found in car indicates that one previous owner was Tom Babuscio in Winnetka CA. The only thing the seller told me was that the guy he bought the Barracuda from had been a surf shop owner who had intended to let his son go racing.

She has a 360 engine, auto trans. 3.91:1 SG and various other race mods reflecting a street strip combo like headers, Crane roller rocker arms, Moser axles, adjustable shocks and a pinion snubber. Heather and hand brake wires had been removed to free weight.

Thanks for responding with any reliable information

Ragnar in Iceland

IMG_4434.JPG
 
Last edited:
I bought this fine ´69 Barracuda from Sun Valley CA last summer. Seller did not have any reliable information on its history. A piece of paper I found in car indicates that one previous owner was Tom Babuscio in Winnetka CA. The only thing the seller told me was that the guy he bought the Barracuda from had been a surf shop owner who had intended to let his son go racing.

She has a 360 engine, auto trans. 3.91:1 SG and various other race mods reflecting a street strip combo like headers, Crane roller rocker arms, Moser axles, adjustable shocks and a pinion snubber. Heather and hand brake wires had been removed to free weight.

Thanks for responding with any reliable information

Ragnar in Iceland

View attachment 1716350422
Do you have more pictures of the car and the first 6 of the vin? That blacked out grill surround could indicate it was a Formula S car
 
The lettering on the hood scoop is something you can buy at local hardware stores here in the states, nothing special about it. Maybe the PO was trying to psych out his competitors. LOL
 
made me go look in shop and make sure mine was still there...

i'm only partly kidding, in that i have a green 69 fastback with buckets and a black engine bay.

anyway, that's right in my backyard. i've lived in the area for 34 years and never seen it.

looks like a clean and complete car. good score!
 
IDK, it seems to me like its provenance pales in comparison to the chapter you’re about to write. Pictures traveling around Iceland and the astonished looks on local faces is what I’d be interested to see! Enjoy that fish.
 
IDK, it seems to me like its provenance pales in comparison to the chapter you’re about to write. Pictures traveling around Iceland and the astonished looks on local faces is what I’d be interested to see! Enjoy that fish.
Thank you. U.S. made cars have always been popular in Iceland. Currently there are 3 ´67-´69 Barracudas registered and on the road here. Mine will be the fourth once winter is gone.
 
-
Back
Top