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Some of you older members may remember my “Project 2nd Best”, in which I took a basically free 1966 Barracuda body, and use all my 2nd best parts to rebuild it to a car that someone could drive and work on as they enjoyed it. 2nd best……because I had so many parts for early A Barracudas that I...

Isn’t buying just the body of a car and installing a drivetrain into it the definition of a “project”?

I have this one, it checks all your boxes……of what you don’t want in a car! But, it is for sale. It belongs to a buddy of mine who has cancer, and I’ve been charged with dissipating all of his Mopar stuff so his wife doesn’t have to deal with it. I was going to pair it with this 4 door another...

The “A” prefix stamped on the engine indicates that it is from a 65, most likely the original engine from the car. If there’s a fender tag, a Formula S car would have the digits “31” under the “ab”, indicating a 4 barrel engine.

Agreed. If you’ve never seen a state issued tag, it’s an honest mistake to think it originally came with the car. Especially the early A bodies, there is really no identifying information on the VIN tag to speak of.

That’s a state issued VIN tag, and not an original VIN plate. At one time the title was either lost, or the car was scrapped or something of that nature. Good thing you’re cutting it up. And, there is no corresponding numbers in 1965 that tie the drivetrain to the body, thst didn’t start...

When you have a true 1 of 1 car, it’s easy to get it confused with other models. Maybe @toolmanmike saw it at the Nats, but it’s so rare, most have never seen one.

I have a PayPal account, I use it to get paid. I also have a PayPal debit card, I use it to pay for shipping for the items I sell. I also have a FedEx account and use FedEx to ship larger items. I set up my FedEx account to withdraw my fees from my PayPal account. I “dumpster dive” for larger...

Selling your stuff is largely going to depend on what the stuff is. If it’s small items that can fit into boxes, then list the stuff, get some flat rate boxes from the post office (free), and some packaging materials and start listing and selling. Flat rate boxes are easy to use, the shipping...

Awesome…..simply awesome! Great job Wayne, patience, using eyes in the prize and making a sound decision. This car should take you places for years to come! Awesome!!

I believe you’re right. That was also pointed out by another member too. Ill change the description.

SMS strikes again. I’m surprised that more people don’t know about them, they’re a wealth of info and products for all cars really, but they always seem to have the hard to find stuff. Like that little hardware store in town that is fighting with the big box stores to stay alive, that always has...

Howdy people, before I post this on the Marketplace, I thought I’d throw it on here. It’s an 8 1/4” from an A body, 3:21 open, complete except the brake drums. $200, it’s in Michigan, near Ann Arbor. I don’t really want to ship it, I know that’ll be costly. Message with any questions!

I live my life in diagnostics, everything I do I have to study on it, figure out what’s wrong, and fix it. My wife always says that I’m too analytical, and sometimes it’s a curse. I tend to hold grudges too long because I also analyze those situations too. Even when I’m learning new songs, I...

Sill plate extension.

Wow, lots of great cars there!

Got the seat cover on the RR and got the seat back in. Only took me a month to do it. Damn life, always getting in the way!

It was a 73. I bought it from a friend of mine who was in peril and needed $$$. It was all taken apart, so I put it back together, got it running, sold it, and I split the money with him. I did take off the scoop and painted it black, I couldn’t take the tweety!

Not a tweety bird scoop? They always look perfect on anything!

I think we have a winner!

Wow, from Nocar340’s breakdown, that is surely a pretty awesome car. Must have the 8 1/4” rear end in it too, yet another bonus! And, coupled with the Ed McMahon horn, most likely a 1of1! :-)

The holes in the axle are knurled to hold the studs, which are also knurled. Drill em out, no knurl. You’ll play hell trying to get the rim on and off when the studs won’t stay in place.

My heart and prayers are with you, Penny looks like an awesome pup, I know she will be missed!

I have one, but I’m all the way over here in Michigan. If you can’t find one and don’t mind paying the shipping, I’ll give you a good deal on the seat.

There’s no room at the Inn, Baby Jesus, or in my pole barn or shop. If my buddy comes and buys all my truck stuff, I would have some room to store it inside. I live in a little like community, and outdoor storage is frowned upon, plus I have my camper and plow truck already outside, and our 4...

It’s not mine, it’s for sale at a rental shop up town. Come on by and pick it up! It should be very cheap.

Time to buy this one then!

#10= rear folddown seat pivot bolts #1= trunk lid pop up spring for 64-66 Barracuda #2 64-66 horn center for standard 2 spoke steering on Plymouth cars #3= 64-65 coat hooks #4= Accessory lighter, optional on non console 66 cars and 64-65 cars with or without console . Attached under the dash #6=...

Send a piece of that headliner to SMS Auto Fabrics out of Oregon. They will match it exactly, send you a sample back, and make it for you as well. It won’t be cheap tho, everything has gone up, and that is not a very popular color, so it may not be in stock. By “in stock” I mean that they won’t...

Well, they say that the 2nd times the charm, and it looks like they were right! :-)