Another Mopar Off My Bucket List - Barracuda Fastback
It's a '68. We picked it up in Oklahoma about 6 or 7 years ago when he came home on leave. She was pretty nasty. These are pictures of the way it looked the first day after we got back from picking it up.
The floors were pretty much gone including the trunk floor. No seats, no instrument cluster, no engine, no transmission, no radiator, no driveshaft, quarter panels were rusted out, grill was junk, rear valance panel junk, no console, etc, etc...
We unloaded it and tore it down as far as we could right away. Spencer only had a few days before he had to return to Iraq.
Although the car was originally silver, someone had painted the engine bay orange in preparation for making a Dukes of Hazard clone.
It's a '68. We picked it up in Oklahoma about 6 or 7 years ago when he came home on leave. She was pretty nasty. These are pictures of the way it looked the first day after we got back from picking it up.
The floors were pretty much gone including the trunk floor. No seats, no instrument cluster, no engine, no transmission, no radiator, no driveshaft, quarter panels were rusted out, grill was junk, rear valance panel junk, no console, etc, etc...
We unloaded it and tore it down as far as we could right away. Spencer only had a few days before he had to return to Iraq.
Although the car was originally silver, someone had painted the engine bay orange in preparation for making a Dukes of Hazard clone.