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Year End Close Dow Jones Industrial Average 800 Average Cost of new house $15,550.00 Average Income per year $8,550.00 Average Monthly Rent $135.00 Average Cost New Car $3,270.00 Toyota Corona $1,950.00 Gas per Gallon 35 cents Alarm Clock from Westclox $9.98.

In the barracuda not nearly as much as I would have expected as the PO was the original owner so it had seen a lot of time/miles, 28 Pens 1 Steak Knife 1 AAA Membership from 1971 1 Notebook with random schematics, (PO was an Electrical Engineer) oh and a street sign instead of a drivers side...

Scamps have always looked good to me for some reason I like the earlier ones more 70-72, but even the beaks are growing on me, however I recently was lucky enough to pick up the A-Body I always wanted 68 FB Barracuda

fastback cuda, however the 70-72 scamp and 68-69 darts are some of my faves

there are a few going across the line today as well

very cool, But 1 million dollars cool that I don't know.

Definitely worth it and honestly probably less of a hassle then doing the whole switch. I have large fingers so working with the short wires to solder and such was just a bit of a hassle. Didn't mean to make it sound horrible.

I used one of those. It was a bit of a pain but definitely doable.

I did mopar action 1 year online, I found I much prefer a physical copy, so I went back to a normal subscription

Mine came stock black, i have the original order sheet and it doesn't specify, so maybe chrome was optional at that point

from what you can see it looks like a steal and a half. question is what can we not see

The barracuda is f5

now that you mention it HELL NO I WOULDNT

Nice work Sedanman, old car guys are hit and miss but it seems like this site sure has the majority with the right intentions.

I think so, the green brick which is a 69 valiant has a shark tooth grill in it

That 66 is almost 10 grand and no interior shots, and rust on the rear quarters, seems a bit pricey to me for an early a body. The 68 if everything really is there doesn't seem too bad on the other hand

Getting ready to have my UCA's, LCA's, and Strut Rods sent in to powder coat. For those who have done this what parts do you make sure do not recieve powder coating? Is it just the threads I should worry about or should I make sure they steer clear of where the bushing press in as well...

Include my 68. My car did take a front shot early in its life so it may be that at the time replacement panels did not come pre-drilled and body shops did not care to fool with it.

Off and on topic, I have a 68 and I am certain the doors are the ones that came with it, however they have the 67 door vents on the bottom. The car was ordered in March of 68 so it wouldn't be an early version. Has anyone else seen this?

Maybe his wife wants him to sell it and he's not trying to get any bites!

Either way is going to be a cool car. I am in a similar situation in my car, and I have decided since I bought it from the original owner and the car has been together for as long as it has that I am just going to bring it back to its former glory. However, it will be getting an intake and 4...

It's an arguable charge, they sent me the wrong part one time, the lug nuts instead of the studs. I called and they said to pay to ship them and if in fact they made a mistake they would reimburse me. I said that's BS and then wrote and email. They quickly responded with keep the lug nuts the...

http://www.mymopar.com/index.php?pid=85 plug and play, it got mine right

Her smile is a little crooked right now but we'll get her fixed up

Thats the truth, if you don't plan to flip its worth what you want to put into it, and understand you probably won't get it back. The 2 quotes for 7000 are probably realistic for someone who is buying it site unseen which we are essentially doing. Also Hagerty I find to quote a little on the...

The fact that it's an A57 "slick back" car makes it probably a low number production vehicle. I bought my 68 because it's a one owner with lots of documentation, and special order vehicle with some fun options. I probably paid more then most would for it but I love it and think I got a good...

fastback or notchback? Pictures will help judgement a lot

This is the best advice, this is what I did to my 65 and I ended up getting out of it a fraction ahead of what I had in. Elbow grease can go a long way to make a car more appealing. Imagine being at a car show where there is a very rare mach 2 sunbeam tiger and everyone is looking at the not...

Knock, if its not for sale now it will be eventually, that's how I ended up with mine. Wasn't for sale for 10 years but I knocked every year to remind him I wanted it.

The link is no longer funny, when it was first posted they wanted over 2000.00 dollars. They probably caught it and fixed it