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Another Long Island Barracuda owner! Nice car! I'm not going to say welcome because this thread is pretty old now, but glad to see there's another Chevy guy converted. I'm right up the road from you. Hope to see you around cruising this summer. I have a 67 fastback that looks like a shiny new...

Welcome from Centereach!

Thanks for all the kind words guys, but man am I bummed out. I looked under the car today to see a very bad leak from the tailshaft of the transmission, where the driveshaft enters the trans. It's leaking transmission fluid fast. There's also a leak coming from the gas tank. I was happy to have...

Just so you guys can rest easy, I have a lead on a set of steel wheels with mint dog dish hubcaps. :D

Beautiful car! That thing is really clean. I'm new here myself but welcome!

I'm the new owner! Thanks for the compliments man! The bumpers appear to have been painted silver. Thanks dude! Wheel covers are going directly into the nearest garbage pail as soon as I get home from work today! The car has factory A/C but the compressor and lines are removed. I have them...

Thanks for the warm welcome! Where do you get dogdish hubcaps? If you have the emblems that would be amazing! Please shoot me a PM or reply if you can. Thanks a lot! Thanks man! Yeah I know it gotta be in the alternator or voltage regulator. I'll replace the voltage regulator and see if...

I agree with you 100%. Once the funds recuperate from the initial buy it'll be getting new wheels and tires.

Thanks man! Well, the lights pulsate brighter and dimmer regardles of engine RPM. If the car was sitting and idling the brightness would still be changing. It feels like the alternator to me, but the car has no problem holding a charge. Strange... Thanks a lot! I'm out in Huntington, but once...

Hey guys, I joined this forum a while back when I was looking into getting a 1971 Duster with a 440 (hence the username). Unfortunately, the sale fell through and my search for a MOPAR continued. Well, today I just picked up a 1967 Plymouth Barracuda with a freshly rebuilt 360, 727...