1963 Barracuda convertible

[Road Hog]

So would everybody!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[65TerrorCuda]

I emailed the museum about the car, maybe they'll respond. Not holding my breath

 

[StrokerMcG]

That pretty cool...One of One, 63 and a convert!

Just a '65 Barracuda - note the front fenders - that someone made a mess of. No USA Barracudas until '67. I saw an article a few years ago about a Valiant convertible produced in Mexico. I can't remember if '64 or '65 model year. All were slant sixes with automatic transmissions with Barracuda grilles. Referred to as the 'Acapulco'.

 

[wheelsport]

The info on this car is in the book "Barracuda Unlocked" that all of you should own. As a very early 'A-Body' lover and convertible lover, I think it is the coooolest ever!

 

[slantsixdan]

The info on this car is in the book "Barracuda Unlocked"

Oh! Well, if it's in a book, that's different! I mean, anybody can say anything on the internet, but they don't let you put stuff in a book unless it's true.

 

[Road Hog]

And here it is! Barracuda

 

[64 Dart 270]

Forget about whether you like it or not, it looks totally impractical. Seems like that short roof and long slanted rear window would act like you are driving down the highway with a dragster chute open.

 

[Road Hog]

Forget about whether you like it or not, it looks totally impractical. Seems like that short roof and long slanted rear window would act like you are driving down the highway with a dragster chute open.

Possibly the only way to slow down those big SIXES!!!!