Well she is finally here. Going to pressure wash today and get the animal leftovers out. Not sure where to go after that?

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Booyah, now i feel like i might be capable of doing things properly.
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So barring like major failure, this other engine seems to be a poly 318 from a 66 charger. Which would you reccommend to build? My brother was not aure if it was the 361 or the 318. Now i have two 318's.

So there is no shortage of blocks around me. Do y'all think stroke one os these badboys out? Or just get a 340 or 360 and go that route? Money and effort are not really an issue but i am not dropping like 6k on crate engine.
Punch that poly 318 out 0.040" to 3.950"
Stroke it to 4"
You now have a 392 SEMIHEMI.

Anyways, welcome from California. And talking about cleaning out the dead mice and stuff...
When I changed my wife's oil 2 weeks back or so, I found a dead mouse stuck to the K-member by a piece of plastic, so I left him there as a warning to any others.
Get yourself one of these to make oil changes that much faster.
 
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Well i got it out in one piece. My brother wasnt far off from what i see for the actual 4 speed on the floor.

Anyways, custom made center console for sale. Made from antique reclaimed wood. Fits 1967 through 1969 a bodies. Mayhaps more?

$2000. No low ballers, i know what i got.
 
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Also that was held in with nothing. Just sitting there. Any of you switched to buckets and made up something?

I was thinking similar to this use the front for a mold and make a fiber glass front, and then attach it nicely to a van high armrest storage box thingy.
 
Another vote for firing the engine briefly. Is this a stock 318 or did someone (your brother maybe) go thru it previously? I'm usually all about working with what you have but in this case, if you're going to put in $ to redo the engine, I'd seriously consider finding a running 360 and slide that in. Nothing against 318s but, if you can add 42 more cubic inches for the same cost as doing the 'teen, I'd be looking for a 360. You say you have a junkyard next to your work so check with them - maybe they have a good running 360 in a wrecked car/truck? Regardless of what you do, you are going about things in an organized and methodical manner. Good on ya! Keep the '67 Plymouth shop manual - as mosleyme said, the Barracuda was an offshoot of the Valiant product line and they share most common parts.

What part of the Great PNW are you in? I'm in the Cd'A/Post Falls/Spokane area if you are close and ever need an extra pair of hands.
 
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