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So true! Within half-mile from my house there are probably a dozen or more early Mustangs or Camaros. But try and find an early MOPAR... let alone one with a /6... good luck!

Thank you, 1967 'cuda.

While I'm not the one who started the count, I see the responses are now over 160! That alone should answer the question, "Why the /6". :cheese:

You hit the nail on the head - "Is it Fun??"! For some people driving their cars a quarter mile at a time as fast as they can is their source of enjoyment. For others, taking their /6 for a cruise around town, for a drive on the open highway for a few hours or just filling up at the gas...

As has been said throughout this thread, the response by others make having a /6 a lot of fun. Have been to a # of small (burger place) shows... some cars having blowers thru the hoods, some with big block engines with everything chromed. I really enjoy the response (appreciation) when people...

Just checked out the pix of the '64 Valiant Signet convertible. Do you have this car? Really nice looking!!

Would love to see the Dart there! Might receive an award plaque. '65CucaCuda

Baseline and Carnelian in Rancho Cucamonga (8775 Baseline Rd. - [909] 941-8775). The third Saturday afternoon of each month.

zhandfull, saw your recent posts on the "Tow loop on the K frame" thread. Nice looking Dart! Do you ever take it to the monthly Legend's car show on Baseline? 65CucaCuda

Did you get the grill you were looking for? (What part of So. Cal r u from?)

It has 3 freeze plugs and yes, the hose/hose clamps are very close together. The car was built at the Los Angeles plant, original owner lived in Huntington Beach, CA... second owner (family friend of 1st) lived in Orange, CA and we are the 3rd owner living in Rancho Cucamonga, CA. The owner's...

Rocky JS - Thank you so much!

Hello, cosgig. Was researching some FABO information about matching numbers / casting numbers and found one a response that you had posted on 3/13/10 for the thread "Matching numbers???". (We have a '65 Barracuda, /6, 225 ci) On another thread, I found that casting numbers for this era...

Hello, 805moparkid. Per your listed chart, I found a stamped number just like you indicated below the 1st spark plug. We have a '65 Barracuda /6 225. The number stamped is "A 225 1 18 2". I decode this casting number as a 1965, 225 ci that was stamped on January 18. Would you agree? But...

I agree with 65cudalover... am also putting front disc brakes and dual brake cylinder on ours. Even though it only has the /6, still don't like the feel of drum brakes when having to stop quickly (too spoiled by power brakes all these years). And also agree as it relates to the response we get...

Welcome, Sterling. Even though I am a newbie myself, I have found that FABO is a great resource! We have a '65 Barracuda with the original Slant 6. Bob - Rancho Cucamonga, Cal.

Decoding '65 Barracuda fender tag: Can someone please point me to a location I can get the #'s & letters decoded? I found what most of the category symbols mean... but am looking for what the actual numbers and letters below them tell me about the car. Thank you.

Ours is a Slant 6, 225. We got it after purchasing a (significant) project '65 Cuda with a 360 V-8 that has no interior (the only seat is behind the steering wheel and it isn't even bolted to the floor!) and has collision damage to the right front fender and valance. But the V-8 has power...

To: SpikeWills69, Love those Cudas, too! Have posted a pic of mine on my profile. Bob

To: cudascott and cosgig geof, thank you for responding. Being admittedly ignorant, where will I find the casting date on the engine and will it also be on the tranny and if so, where? Bob

We recently purchased a 1965 Barracuda with a Slant 6 225 engine. How do I figure out if it is a "numbers matching" engine and trans? Also, is there a way to determine if this is the original power plant of the car? Thank you! Barracuda Bob 383