The build sheet can be found in numerous places including under the rear seat, under the carpet, on top of glovebox, behind the front seat under the back to name some common.
Also there is usually the vehicle order number stamped on the body that should match the last six digits on the bottom...
This one has neither. Unusual, yes.
Not talking options. Making comments on something that is advertised for sale as one thing, and has two things in initial provided photos that questioned it's correctness.
The reason I inquired is that from what I know, BH23 refers to the hardtop version, opposed to BH29 for the sport Fastback. I was also under the impression that 1968 340 & 383 4spd models had the rear torque boxes.
Correct that it is aftermarket. Manufactured by ASC, American Sunroof Corp. Dealers offered them. Have one on a 69 Barracuda sold in Vancouver, BC. Original owner had dealer install it after he owned car for around two years.
I'm old school. Keep adding the sub until rust falls out of the rockers and quarter panels. Add a bit more for exhaust rattle, then a touch for the sound of a few bolts loosening. Then turn it down a bit. If a window blows out during the testing you've gone a bit far, so mark the dial so when...
Gotta cover six months salary for some bureaucrat, of course the rest of us will pick up the tab for the additional three months it will take them to process the paperwork as they work remotely
Sorry to hijack, but the picture of the new dart seats in the Cuda had me wanting to show my wife. The post is gone, and am hoping original poster could pm me. Thx
Amazed that 300 seat fits and is actually smaller than stock seat. Especially since the 300 is a "full size" car, and our A bodies were considered compacts lol