1964 to 1966 Barracuda Registry

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RogerK

RogerK

Roger Kizer
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Hey All FABO Folks!
I just put the finishing touches on a simple 1964 to 1966 Barracuda Registry so we can track how many cars are still around on our planet as well as those who gave their parts so others can ride again.

Please take a look and register any Early Barracuda you have. You can also search to see if a car is already listed in the registry The address is http://www.earlyabody.com/access_db/cudaregistry.html.

Thanks,
Roger
 
RogerK,
Great idea. I have been wondering abour getting a registry together. Thanks!! I will register my 66.
66Cuda-S
 
I just tried to register both my '64 and '65 but when I summited the forms I got something about a shark attack, so I don't know if it went through or not!
 
Roadcuda said:
I just tried to register both my '64 and '65 but when I summited the forms I got something about a shark attack, so I don't know if it went through or not!
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The shark attack is the default server error page. I tweaked the database where I believe the problem is. When you get a chance, try it again. Were you using Internet Explorer or Firefox?
 
The Registry is filling up nicely. If you haven't yet considered entering your car, I hope you would. The more people who do will help us get a better idea of how many cars are still around world wide.

Most of the information is optional with only car specific data being required for the registry. If you haven't seen it yet take some time to look around.

http://www.earlyabody.com/access_db/cudaregistry.html
 
C'mon people! I know there are those of you who have a few early Barracudas just sitting behind your garage or in your lot collecting dust that you are in the process of parting out or "gonna fix'er someday".

Lets get them in the registry! :hello1: Even the ones you know have been parted and are gone can be entered, Just locate that paperwork. :homework: We want to know where the all the early Barracudas are and we need your help.

Thank You! :thumbrig:
 
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