Hi folks,
I'm a newbie to your site with an interest in the early Barracudas, and other Chrysler products of the same era.
I've always been interested in, shall we say, quirky cars. Over the past 40 years I've owned a '50 Buick, and a half dozen '68 Mustang California Specials, but way back in the early 80s I painted an early red Dodge Dart for a friend, and as I was working on it I really grew to appreciate the car, even though at that time I thought it was one of the weirdest cars I'd ever seen!
My next door neighbor also had a white '65ish Barracuda that was absolutely beautiful so I went looking for a similar type of car when I got my license but all I found was a '68 GT/CS for $295 so for the next 40 years I was a Ford guy, but I never forgot about those two early Mopars.
Now may be the time to see how the other half lives!
Thanks
Arlie
I'm a newbie to your site with an interest in the early Barracudas, and other Chrysler products of the same era.
I've always been interested in, shall we say, quirky cars. Over the past 40 years I've owned a '50 Buick, and a half dozen '68 Mustang California Specials, but way back in the early 80s I painted an early red Dodge Dart for a friend, and as I was working on it I really grew to appreciate the car, even though at that time I thought it was one of the weirdest cars I'd ever seen!
My next door neighbor also had a white '65ish Barracuda that was absolutely beautiful so I went looking for a similar type of car when I got my license but all I found was a '68 GT/CS for $295 so for the next 40 years I was a Ford guy, but I never forgot about those two early Mopars.
Now may be the time to see how the other half lives!
Thanks
Arlie
