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I assume you do not have an agreed value insurance policy. It is the responsibility of HER insurance company to put your car back to the way it was. All insurance companies are required to file with the State Insurance Commission. The insurance commission has rules on what the insurance...

I'd go with 215/70/14s.

Great job. Thanks for updating us. So often we don't find out how these things end up.

@Super-Cuda, @Kendog 170 and @mvh are right. You should remove the interior trim. I have replaced 67-69 Barracuda Fastback rear glass before, and it is not difficult. Although you may be able to remove and replace the rear glass without pulling the interior trim, removing the trim is not at all...

Like @69FBCuda said, go to a car parts store like O'Reilly's or Advance Auto and ask to borrow one. They will ask for a deposit, but you get it back when you return the tool. If you want to own one, you can get them for under $20 at Amazon or Harbour Freight. I have a cheap HF one that has been...

Wow; you have gotten a lot of GOOD advice here. The good advice is given by a lot of people who are telling you how they would probably do it. Ten different people will think ten different ways. Here is my input. @Demonracer says you won't miss the horsepower on the street. I agree with that to...

The Heat gun may very well work. I guess you would not care if the carpet got damaged. You could also try steam. You might be able to rent a steam cleaning machine.

Eye wood half two agree with ewe. *** ewe can sea, their is nothing wrong with my spelling. Eye no how too spell.

Pretty sure it is different. I thought about that conversion a few years ago. I called Borgenson and I seem to remember they said it was different, but they sold the part. Give them a call

I often thought about heading west from Newmarket on 9 to Orangevale and then heading south, But I was afraid I'd get lost.

I like the ones where the truck goes clear down into the water. I am not good at it by any means, but here is what I do: I put my hand on the bottom of the steering wheel, and whichever way I want the back of the trailer to go, that is the direction I move my hand. Sometimes it works out great...

Yes. Newmarket. Although they just bought a house in Barrie on Lake Simcoe. They will be moving in about a month.

Been there, done that. My daughter lives about 15 miles due north of Toronto. When we visit her, we drive in from the west and then North on the 400. We left for home at 6:30 or 7:00 a few times and wound up driving at about 15-20 MPH for over an hour. After that, we started leaving at about...

Sorry, we can't help you without giving us the year, make and model.

Good point. I just looked at the material.

OK, here is a good one. A woman ordered a cake from Walmart, and she wanted it to say “Aries Baby”, and she wanted it to be in the middle of the cake in small cursive letters. So on the order form, she wrote, “Aries Baby (small cursive in the middle of the cake)”. This is what she got:

You do make a good point. It would be interesting to know what the tooling cost was and what it costs to stamp and produce every one of those 69 rear decklid panels. 69 was the lowest production year of the 67-69 Barracudas, so it is a rather limited market to start with. I wonder how many of...

Pretty sure those are standard covering 69 Barracuda seats. Here are mine.

If I was doing an accurate restoration, I would GLADLY pay $300 for a part that is otherwise unobtainable. Sometimes people really crack me up. They ***** and complain because certain parts are not being repopped. Then, when a company drops a fortune on making the part, and charges an...

@Mike the pol, RhinoMan68 is RIGHT!. Don't forget to reinforce those holes. You definitely cannot use the console with the bench seat. But trust me when I say that you will LOVE the buckets and console.

I have used a similar product. You should be fine with the possible rust if it is not driven in rain much. I would scuff with more than a scotch brite pad. I would scuff with 220 or 320 grit dry paper. that will give good mechanical adhesion, and the minor sanding scratches will be more than...

I always thought a 67-69 Barracuda Fastback would make a decent speed car. I am sure you would have to tweak the nose and tail a bit to improve the car's aerodynamics (like they did with the Charger 500), but the car looks like it might be slippery enough at high speed. And if there are engine...

On the other end of that spectrum, I lucked out BIG time on some parts once. In 1985, I was restoring a 65 Corvette convertible when stationed in Little Rock, AR. It was a factory AC car, and it was missing the driver's side AC duct/vent. I saw an ad somewhere for some AC parts, and I called. It...

LMAO. I have had my wife help me bleed brakes MANY times, and I read this to her. She laughed out loud.

Welcome! Floor delete?? LOL. I have seen that a lot lately. I TOTALLY agree with @WV64Signet. We rarely see these Lancers at car shows. PLEASE restore it.

I would go with a 67-69 Dart or Valiant post car.

@dibbons, are you allowed to carry a gun where you live?

At the very most. I always tell people here that if you cannot hear an engine run, you need to assume it needs a complete rebuild. If you cannot put a transmission in gear and feel it move the car, you must assume it needs a complete rebuild. Same with brakes and all suspension. comments like...

Brilliant! Absolutely brilliant. I wish I had thought of it!

But I bet that was not with a stock 904, and that was what the question was.