Yes, it is. With factory 3.91 gears.
Great car! congrats on keeping it, both being able to and knowing to.
Nice colors and options. Can you show the fender tag.
Is that a 7.25 SG? They made them all the way to 1968 iirc on the 273. Still a capable unit behind that motor if you don't drop it at 4500. My 7.25 SG lasted almost 8 months behind a 340 and under the foot of a teenager.
WOW! congratulations. I am the original of a 68 Barracuda. Can't be many of us left.I took delivery of "Ole Blue" at Courtesy Dodge in Bloomington, Illinois
I special ordered the car.
Still own and drive it.
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My dad says 55 years ago this time, he was at Chanute AFB in Rantoul, Illinois going to tech school for weather equipment maintenance and repair. There was a Dodge dealership in town, and he doesn't remember any Darts there (or the dealership name, maybe someone else does?), but with $92 and change a month of income put all thoughts of buying one out of the picture. But we've fallen in love with the '67 Darts lately. Now, just to find one hidden away in someone's grandmother's garage that could be driven and used as is without too much effort. A 1968 or 1969 model would work, too...
If I remember correctly. If you ordered the Sure-Grip, You had you choice of 3.23, 3.55, or 3.91 at no extra cost.Interesting that it came with 3.91s without being listed as a an upgrade option on the Monroni...