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I have seen this car in person, and it is stunning. The current owner is a long-time owner and a really nice guy. It is non-numbers matching, but it is a rare one for sure. 1968 Dart GTS 383 Conv.

Been a while since I have posted. Sorry I have been so busy. Looking for 69 'cuda VIN/SPD/order number info. Anyone have one higher than 434097/SPD 701/order number 075214? I have searched the registry info I have gathered, but have not found one.

The 69 Barracuda Registry is not dead. I have added a couple of cars here and there, but not many. When they turn up, I try and gather what I can. Not many volunteering info at the moment.

I just wanted to say that Scott Smith at Harms Auto is one of the good guys. I sent him a crudded up ol' 4618S core that was ROUGH to say the least. He sent it back and it is a jewel. He would be one of the only ones I would trust to do a factory AVS resto. Not sure if he comes on this site...

Some part numbers: Carb - 4618s Intake - 2806178 Radiator - 2949065 Radiator shroud - 2785614 Upper radiator hose - 2863209 Lower radiator hose - 2863243

Congrats to Steve (autoxcuda) and the rest of his crew for putting on another stellar event! There were so many fresh, new cars, quite a few of the usual suspects, and I got to met a couple of members (jim lusk, cuda_dad and others). I was fortunate to take Third Place 67-76 A Body stock...

$300 bucks!? Arrrrrggghh!

My score of the Fling...5 matched SBP 5.5 in steel wheels for an early 1969 build car...$170 and my buddy who was selling backhauled them for me to SD! Seemed a bit on the small side this year on turnout, but there were some great vendors. Steve, looks like someone got a good score! I think...

I will be there with the Gorilla...gas mileage be damned! Steve, hope to run into you! Making the trek up from San Diego, but leaving the convertible at home. Shane

Wonder if that is in BB-Dave's registry. Great looking car and a great color combo.

They also must have changed their mind quickly on the coupe (notchback) variant, as the first run of SPDs was a month later.

Stripe and paint, front and rear. The Pentastar should also be black.

Took me a minute but I found it...

69 440 Cuda, if I can recall, you had information in a letter from 1968 that announced the mid year 440 'cuda that came out shortly before production in Dec of 1968. Was that you, or someone else?

Hot Rod Article http://www.hotrod.com/cars/featured/mopp-0312-1969-plymouth-m-code-barracuda/ And another http://www.hotrod.com/cars/featured/hrdp-0308-1969-plymouth-barracuda-440/

Not in Colorado anymore...but one of the best color combos and body styles IMHO.

Green FB

One of my favorites...even without color matched 14x5.5in wheels. It is the only one I have seen with a weird partial vinyl top.

Color Chart for 1969

I am guessing it is A4 silver. Any chance he is related to a former professional wrestler?

Is possible, if you can even find them. Original exhaust manifolds (Left # 3462017, Right # 2863900). The passenger side is easier to come by. The driver's side 3462017 casting is nearly impossible to find.

If you can get the VIN and fender tag info, I know BB-Dave would love to add it to the registry if it is not already in there. I think last count he was up to 104 known to exist between FB and NB M Codes.

Correct Oilpan "893"

Owners Manual

Special Warranty

Tri Fold Promotion Brochure

Rear End Paint Markings

White Engine Bay Picture

Sorry for the small print