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Not always white. This was a genuine FBI van, spoke with the former agent that built it. Alan

I've been around Barracudas way too long, a three post thread has turned into a three page thread. Alan

My head is spinning after reading through this, I'm still not sure the original poster knows what he has or what that is. On the 67 there are 3 separate pieces of trim. A skinny one along the top. The wide one in the middle Another skinny one along the bottom The area between them in the...

Correct, that one is a card that was found in a car belonging to someone I know. Alan

You need to look into swapping out that trunk emblem, either with a 67 or see if you can do something with the 66 Barracuda rear emblem. Alan

I just skimmed through this and realized that it wasn't clear, Max and I live 4 hours apart. The plan was to get the car to the point it could be driven home. The car was largely together, interior was mostly in the car, dash, seats., so I did what I could to minimize the trips Max would need to...

Here is the finished car with mine at Spring Fling in Van Nuys last April. People would just stop and look back and forth between them. Some commented on never seeing that color then to see two of them. And a couple months later at the Mopar Alley show in Cupertino with his convertible...

A year later and the car is done but here is how we got there. After the engine install the car went back to the shop to have the hood installed and the car wet sanded and buffed out. Back in the garage looking more like a car. Max came down with plans to get the car running. Fluids...

Ok, looking at the pictures of my car (left side) the third hole on the Barracuda is about 1/2" past the fish left hole, yours looks to be more than that. Your emblem looks correct (what is the part number on the script?), the holes do not. Alan

All the holes (5) look to be there, they look to be in the right place, maybe you have the wrong emblem/badges. Alan

Not sure, that was 15 years ago Now, Alan

Here is my 67, original fenders, original holes. Alan

A recently found picture of my car, this was January 1967 when the car was 1 month old. This is now the oldest picture of my car that I have. Just noticed no rocker moldings, they were added a year later. Alan

I left the sides uncut while I did other stuff, I still had the dash, console, seats... By then I was happy with it, after a few weeks. Then I trimmed the edges. Alan

Rookie, I'm 1200 miles out right now. :D Alan

March 24, 2021 - Check-in (3) Back at the shop, car was just primered again. I was told it is going to be painted tomorrow. March 26, 2021 - Almost There The car wasn't painted yesterday and it wasn't ready, didn't matter, and was able to go over a few details. March 29, 2021 - Ok, Almost...

February 20, 2021 - Pick Up... I drove to Menlo Park last night and when I got there we loaded up the engine and transmission along with some other loose parts. In the morning we head out and proceed to the location where we're going to get the trailer. After hooking it up we test the lights...

1994-2020 This is a car that belongs to Max (@mvh), I’ve known this car longer than Max. In 1994 I went to the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance with another friend, like all the other cheapskates we parked out on the road, I find a spot and just across the street was this copper Barracuda...

As far as I know the A-Body can only fit a group 24 battery. From the factory there was only one battery hold-down used on all A and B bodies (C and E were different). Alan

The refill is Anco U-15R TRICO 43-150 15" is the correct length. These are just the refill, available new still if you have the numbers, they will not come up in Application searches. Alan

Talk in another forum about the Mag Wheel Covers led me to dig mine out. Looks just like the Hot Wheels Alan

From the day my niece could speak she wanted to help put the car together, when she was 10 years old she spent many days during the summer helping me put the car together. Years later, all the cousins know the car is hers when the time comes. For the next bunch of years the car was used and...

That summer, fresh done restoration, Road Trip! After the obvious stop above I continued up the coast. And into Oregon Continued up the Oregon coast into Portland onto Mt Hood. Returning down through east Oregon. Mt Jefferson By Crater Lake. Year later my father needed help on...

After cutting and buffing the car was ready for assembly. For the next ten months I worked on it with the limited funds available for it. Soon after it was ready (less exhaust) Finally the car was done, time to enjoy. Had to recreate the 1969 picture as my parents still lived...

December 1966 my grandparents were in the need for a new car as there 63 Valiant was just wrecked. They went to their local Plymouth dealer Guy Moothart in Compton California, they looked around but didn't see anything they liked, 67 Valiant and 66 Barracuda only as the 67 Barracuda was a late...

Here are some pictures Alan

This is my original 67 Barracuda Alan

It is my understanding you can't cut and buff single stage metallic, solid color you are good to go. Two stage, metallic or solid no problem. Alan

We took the car for a drive Saturday to go to Classic Industries (180 miles), about 120 miles into it we started hearing a noise that appeared to be coming from the left rear of the car. Initially we chose to ignore it as it seamed minor but withing the next few miles it got worse so we got off...

As soon as we fired up the engine for the first time we had leaks, first tried reposition the clamps but no luck on the upper radiator hose. I chose to not play with it too much and threw a worm drive clamp on. Once I knew that worked I took it off and put a piece of heat shrink tubing on it...