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Thanks Dana Dart. Seek and you shall find left hand thread lug nuts. I'm going to buy these (photo) and see if they work. I checked again with Mega and they say these are the right ones. And yes, the lug nuts go one first, the the caps. Thanks again.

Hi Folks, Thanks again for the replies. There continues to be a mystery about these...now it's the lug nuts themselves. These are the chrome lug nuts that stick through the holes in the hubcaps. (see photo). I spoke with Mega Parts and asked what length theirs were, or if they had a spec sheet...

Again, thank you.

SWEET! There's a lot of sweat in that kinda work. Thanks for the photos.

Also, where's the best place to buy 20 chrome lug nuts for these hubcaps. Still learning about this car...one one the nuts tighten clockwise, the other side counterclockwise. When I questioned that, I was told "Welcome to Mopar!"

Much obliged, everyone.

Me and the Cuda say Thanks!

Hi folks. I have a 66 Cuda with 14" wheels. I've found the correct hubcaps for a 67 cuda w 14" wheels. Is the lug spacing that same for these 2 years? I have a chance to buy the 67 hubcaps with the 5 holes for the lugs to stick through, but I haven't found any lug spacing dimension for either...

Hey Rick Layson, Which foam on http://www.joann.com would work best for the rear seat padding on a 66 Cuda? I looked at Item # 11178100, Item # 13136163, or something different? Thanks

67Dart273 - good luck with the 67 renewal...that's a lot of work. keep us posted.

OK, so I rebuilt and then re-rebuilt my old AC control switch...each time something different would not work. Out of frustration, I bought this switch http://www.ebay.com/itm/160642617456?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1438.l2649 I had to wire the 3 terminals differently, but it works...

update: I installed the repaired switch. Everything worked find until I pushed the Defrost button, and the door would not move from Heat position. It goes from AC, to Max AC to Heat, but no Defrost. Hmmmm... I think that when I drilled that one hole all the way thru, thus making a really...

Thanks everyone. Here is what I've done so far: 1) removed the old switch and found 2 of the 7 pins on the vac connestor missing. 2) found an ink pen with a similar OD size ink barrel (the ones on the switch are .130", and I found an ink barrel with .125" OD) 3) drilled out where the pins were...

67 Dart, I dont have a vacuum test pump. I have heard about a vacuum tank - there is not one on this car but should there be? Also, does an inline, one-way vacuum valve help? KitCarlson, is the "vacuum connector" you speak of the 7 pin (a row of 4 and row of 3) one in this thread -...

Thanks 67Dart. I'll try that next and let you know if I can isolate where the fault is.

I am restoring a 66 Barracuda 273 and am having problems with the AC controls. Here is what I've checked so far: - All vacuum actuators, and AC, Heat and Defrost doors are working when hooked up directly to vacuum lines. Push buttons move freely in and out. Heater valve control cable and valve...

Hey 4spdcuda66, Here are a few 'before' photos. It does have the later model side marker lights. As you can see from the pic of the firewall connector, the wiring was really shot, but the real travesty is that those are Ford Fairlane hubcaps - now changed. I'll post more when I get the re-wire...

thanks to 4spdcuda66 I got the wires and bulbs for my 66 Cuda fender mounts from Krusin Moons and extra bulbs from Skygeek. Both work great!

I got the 3004087 on ebay. Shout outs to Transman, Rocky, and all you guys for your help. Rewire is almost done...I expect to crank it up next week. Jeez I bought this car last summer and only drove it twice until I had a small wiring fire at the firewall connector. For me it'll be like a new...

Rocky, my concern is that the switch that came out of my Cuda has the PN 2770660 embossed on it. Does your Mopar catalog list that PN? I appreciate the help.

This one http://www.ebay.com/itm/400287319805?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2648 looks like the picture of mine, but mine has the PN 2770660 embossed on the part. Can anyone tell me if this PN is the same as the 2586 994 or 3004087? They sure look like the same part.

Thanks for the info. Transman, I have attached a photo of the NSS that came out of the car. The PN on the switch is "2770660 Mopar C.P.E." Let me know if you have one for sale. Thanks

Hi everyone, I am looking for a single terminal NSS for a 66 Cuda 273 2bbl 904 trans, but I haven't found one yet. Is it possible to use a 3 terminal NSS, connect only the middle terminal, and seal the unused outer terminals? Thanks

Hey Rocky I got all the parts in, but have not installed. Right now the dash is out and the wiring is being completed. I'll update when I get it all done. I agree..it has really helped me when i read the results of projects here, so I plan to either post success or divorce....hopefully the...

Thanks Bill. It always helps to save a buck or 2, especially with the long "to do" list on this car. I should have the wiring done this weekend, and hope to take it for a shake-out cruise on Sunday. I appreciate all the help I have recd from you guys. 1966 Plymouth Barracuda TV Ad - YouTube

this is good info..thanks guys. I have eliminated the bulkhead connector with a new heavy duty harness running through a special firewall fitting. The only big single current draw I'll have is is an Alpine amp in the trunk, and it has a 60A fuse. I don't do rap, plus I'm 59 yrs old and not...

Hi everyone, I have done a few searches under different phrases and can not locate a thread to help with following: 1) Where can I find the specs for the original alternator for my 66 273; 2) I want to upgrade to a higher output alternator due to additional accessories (sound system, etc - car...

Thanks to 67Dart273 and also input from the Electrical and Ignition Forum, I successfully converted my ammeter on my 66 Cuda to a voltmeter in about 3 hours. I used the guts from a Sunpro 8215 Voltmeter and mated it to the face of the original ammeter. It took a little time, but mostly just...

I'm in Fayetteville, having fun rebuilding my 1966 Barracuda.