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Auto Metal Direct 405-1267-L Front Floor Pan Half - LH - 71-72 Demon; 73-74 Dart Sport; 67-69 Barracuda; 70-74 Duster; 67-71 Valiant Rather not ship as it is on a pallet. You can pickup or I can meet you within a couple hours of Auburn, NY 13021 Price: $400 Payment Methods Accepted: Paypal, cash...

For Sale 67-69 Barracuda, 69-76 A body Dash Pad Green Shipping from Auburn, NY 13021 Price: $300 Payment Methods Accepted: Paypal I purchased this for my '67 Barracuda, did not realize it was green, vendor was not responsive to returning it. Paid $388 plus shipping for it. Thanks, Steve Looks...

I have 2 right now.

I think so, no one has told me of a setup that it hasn't worked on yet. I have 2 right now if you would like one. Sorry I missed your post for so long. Steve

Anyone?

It does appear to be a steel frame, magnetic light sticks right to it. That is a beautiful steering wheel, but I have no need for it.

Hello, Installing the trim and door seals, I removed them all 5-6 years ago, I think I got it in correctly, not sure though, How does it look? What do you do with the extra seal on each end? Think I need to get the trim moved out for a tighter seal on the window as it is barely touching...

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Thanks for the info, hopefully it helps a buyer make the correct purchase. Steve

Auto Metal Direct 405-1267-L Front Floor Pan Half - LH - 71-72 Demon; 73-74 Dart Sport; 67-69 Barracuda; 70-74 Duster; 67-71 Valiant Rather not ship as it is on a pallet. You can pickup or I can meet you within a couple hours of Auburn, NY 13021 Price: $400 Payment Methods Accepted: Paypal...

For Sale 67-69 Barracuda, 69-76 A body Dash Pad Green Shipping from Auburn, NY 13021 Price: $350 Payment Methods Accepted: Paypal I purchased this for my '67 Barracuda, did not realize it was green, vendor was not responsive to returning it. Paid $388 plus shipping for it. Thanks, Steve Looks...

I have 2 right now. Paypal $110 to shyoung9@gmail.com with your address if you still want one. Thanks, Steve

Can't remember for sure, but I think I used a hammer. Like any sheet metal, use lightly.

Yes! I have some ready to ship right now. I'll PM you.

Brand New in the Box: Part# 405-1267-L Front Floor Pan Half - LH - 71-72 Demon; 73-74 Dart Sport; 67-69 Barracuda; 70-74 Duster; 67-71 Valiant Floor Pans | AMD 405-1267-L I didn't realize this was in my cart when I ordered something small. Tried to cancel the order but they packed and loaded...

I have a 3/4" bore wilwood master cylinder. My pedal is the 5 1/4" pin to pin. I should probably put together my entire parts list and post it here, once I get some time this winter.

I did not change the location of the rod mount. Drilled the dowel out and put a bolt in. I also have a TR6060 with stock clutch and throwout bearing. I had to put a T ontop of the master to get it to get air out so I could bleed it.

I do. I just don't have any of the backing plates right now. Send me a DM please. Thanks, Steve

Finally got the Barracuda on the road to today to grab a couple gears! The pedal feel is better than my '09 Challenger.

5X3 @autoxcuda ?!?!?! That looks huge! I think I'll make some measurements and trim back slowly. I don't want to cut too much off. Thanks for the input guys, I'll keep you updated.

275/35/18 is 25.6" tall. Don't have to turn the wheel too far before it hits. I was told this would happen and need to modify it. I don't mind cutting and welding, but a little concerned about doing it where it will show, don't want to learn by doing it wrong.

I'll try that. Actually have to see if I have any braces. Thanks!

Hi, I have an RMS suspension and 275's up front on my '67 Barracuda. I need to make some clearance for the tire in the front of the wheel well as it touches the bottom of the fender when turning. I'm sure there is a good way to do this, could anyone share some methods? In the picture, I think...

When you get a master cylinder the instructions will tell you which port is which. I have a Wilwood, and it's the same as the Yellow car. I had trouble getting my stock Dodge master cylinder for TR6060 bled out, and I put a T with a cap on so I could bleed the line to the slave cylinder as the...

Right, I haven't gotten those installed yet. Those slim line controls must have electronic actuators in the heater box.

Does your heater box have cables? Or are they electronically actuated?

No, I didn't know about bluetooth. I bought this kit 2 or 3 years ago, finally getting to the part of the build it needed to be installed. I'm going to build a custom dash, which I wish I had thought about before as this kit uses the original controls and cables, and, would be nice to have some...

Ran them inside, positive and ground. Passenger footwell. G3 hemi with passenger side starter, so a short wire from the bottom to the starter and short wire to alternator too. Will use these bulkheads for powering fuse boxes and grounding inside and out.

That part is done. Cut some grommets to size and got them on with a small screwdriver. Now onto mounting ecu, fuse boxes, gauge controllers and wiring. Goal is to drive the car this summer, even if I don't get to finish the AC system.