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Can it spin tires with that 408?

Yeah who needs a Honda Challenger when the new EV Charger with fake engine sounds is on the way.

Pictures of that '69 Barracuda?

Several ppl on this forum have done the electric steering conversion. The electric assist is hidden up under the dash and it retains the stock manual steering look under the hood.

Silver Sport Transmissions Manual Pedals and Mechanical Linkage Kits

I bought a kit from Silver Sport around 1 1/2 year ago with pedals? Many many many on this forum also got A Body pedals from them? They been making A Body mopar pedals for over 10 years now and they make them in house: Silver Sport Transmissions PAM-300A: SST Mopar 1967 1976 A Body...

Silver Sport reproduces the correct factory appearing A Body pedals in house. So not sure why they are telling you they don't have them? All the Silver Sport kits come with hydraulic clutch which requires less leg effort then mechanical clutch linkage

My son bought that high dollar Eastwood flaring tool for his project car and left it at my house. Recently I needed to flare a custom brake line. That Eastwood tool made flaring so much easier.

Some lucky person gonna own it. Probably nicest one in existence.

Wow truck looks sounds awesome!! And a buyer already has stepped forward?

A scum bag low life crook ripping ppl off. One day he is gonna screw over the wrong person and its gonna bite him in the *** hard. Yeah he getting away with it for now but his luck will run out at some point.

Moderators have kicked crooks off the site in the past. Report to moderators if someone is trying to scam ppl....

They are worth it. Money well spent.

I run EBC Red pads with my KH discs. 1969 PLYMOUTH BARRACUDA EBC Brakes DP31157C EBC Redstuff Ceramic Brake Pads | Summit Racing

Truck looks anazing!!

Sounds like that car is in the hands of extremely skilled body man. Looking forward to seeing this awesome car painted!!

Thats what I was thinking pressurize crank case. A 3/8 hose, one end to your ear other move around will detect very small air leaks. Use pressure regulator to slowly add the air pressure.

Rarely see that color combo and yeah it really pops!! And '71 was great year for 340 Duster too. A lot of ppl love Dusters out there. They have an extremely strong following.

Blue with white/back interior car looks spectacular. Worth all the blood sweat tears to get it to where it is today.

Brewers sells the console carpet: Brewer's Performance - Mopar A833 4-Speed Transmission and Component Specialists

Put a Schumaker Torque Strap on there it won't move, will keep its position

Awesome build. Love the giant rear tires and big Hemi!!

I would try to move engine to try to gain clearance first. Loosen motor mounts, raise engine, see if it can be nudged over or rotated. Shims between motor mounts and K frame might help. Make sure motor mounts in good shape.

If they were optional on the early '68 cars I would bet the threaded nut in the roof is there on the early '68 cars.

The clips by the A pillar are part of the sun visors. At the rear there is a threaded hole in roof but not sure early cars had those.

Brewers sells new back up light harnesses: Brewer's Performance - Mopar A833 4-Speed Transmission and Component Specialists

Car looks in good shape. I think 360 swap good idea

Take away V8 when Ford and Chevy keep investing producing V8? Then try to peddle EV musclecars with starting prices in the 60s? Like who do they think the target buyers are for these things? Young ppl can't afford and old ppl want a V8? Most EV buyers will buy a Tesla not a Dodge? I saw...

Make sure all the air hose fittings are high flow high volume. Otherwise paint gun won't be able to properly atomize the paint causi g orange peel and roughness.

Around the 8 minute mark in this video he goes over the different strut rod lengths: