67-69 Barracuda differences
I don't think anyone has mentioned this yet, but the 67 dash pad is unique; not flat on top, but with a small ridge.
The steering wheel, tach and radio are not stock, of course. The pedal dress up was added a couple of years ago. Not visible in the photo is the 150 mph speedometer I swapped in to replace the original 120. This original slant six car (now 360), also came equipped with a vacuum gauge, which it still has.
I replaced the goofy plastic 67 windshield and rear window trim and gaskets with stainless steel from a 68, back when you could still find second gen Barracudas in your local junkyard. Back window is the original 67.
I don't think anyone has mentioned this yet, but the 67 dash pad is unique; not flat on top, but with a small ridge.
The steering wheel, tach and radio are not stock, of course. The pedal dress up was added a couple of years ago. Not visible in the photo is the 150 mph speedometer I swapped in to replace the original 120. This original slant six car (now 360), also came equipped with a vacuum gauge, which it still has.
I replaced the goofy plastic 67 windshield and rear window trim and gaskets with stainless steel from a 68, back when you could still find second gen Barracudas in your local junkyard. Back window is the original 67.