67 Cuda Formula S commando V8
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Please go back and edit your ad title. 283 is just sacrilege. 
Formula S has nothing to do with center pod. Do a search on here LOTS of info.
Welcome aboard by the way.
Formula S has nothing to do with center pod. Do a search on here LOTS of info.
Welcome aboard by the way.
MidnightSwinger
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Best color combo for ‘67!
My 67 Commando has a vacuum gauge in the dash. I believe it was optional on all models, but not standard.
My 67 Commando has a vacuum gauge in the dash. I believe it was optional on all models, but not standard.
Apologies, understood.Please go back and edit your ad title. 283 is just sacrilege.
Formula S has nothing to do with center pod. Do a search on here LOTS of info.
Welcome aboard by the way.
New to this forum so help me out. Search for, center pod, vacuum gage, tachometer, options on 67...?Please go back and edit your ad title. 283 is just sacrilege.
Formula S has nothing to do with center pod. Do a search on here LOTS of info.
Welcome aboard by the way.
QWKSLVR
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A clock was also available.
Yep 3 options, clock, tach or vac gauge.
The search box here can be a pain, but it all equates to good reading.
You can put "Formula S" in the search box and chk "title only"
The search box here can be a pain, but it all equates to good reading.
You can put "Formula S" in the search box and chk "title only"
Can we see some more pics of the car?
Interesting. My 67 Barracuda has always had a vacuum gauge, and it was originally a bench-seat, column-shift slant six car with very few options - automatic transmission, radio, heater and whitewalls were about it.
PS, just as I was about to post this, I said, wait a minute - am I sure about this? So I had to go out to the garage and check a car I've owned since 1986.
Getting old is such fun.The 150 mph speedo is not original, but the vacuum gauge is. EDIT: I decoded the fender tag a long while back, just checked my file and the and tag does show a vacuum gauge. I think for a long time I assumed a vacuum gauge was standard, tach optional, but my 69 Cuda 383 4-speed, which I bought several years after I bought my 67, has neither a vacuum gauge nor a tach.
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Yep, anything besides blank in center pod is an option. Formula S has nothing to do with gauges/interior.
Interesting. My 67 Barracuda has always had a vacuum gauge, and it was originally a bench-seat, column-shift slant six car with very few options - automatic transmission, radio, heater and whitewalls were about it.
PS, just as I was about to post this, I said, wait a minute - am I sure about this? So I had to go out to the garage and check a car I've owned since 1986.
The 150 mph speedo is not original, but the vacuum gauge is.
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Not sure if this work but rather than trying to reply to everyone, I'll update mine. First, everyone has been extremely helpful and (forgave my ignorance). This car is new is new to me before I had (Ford Gran Torino for 42 yrs) probably should have done more research myself before posting. ALL thanks again.
Just to more details pics will come in a few days, factory AC, bench seat, column shift
I was just jazzing ya with the 283, it's all good(67 S cuda owner myself)
Always loved silver on cudas.
Pics of Torino?
Always loved silver on cudas.
Pics of Torino?
Oh right ….
jeff alder
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You have mail. Click on the envelope in the upper right-hand corner.
jeff alder
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F 7 is the formula s option code on the fender tag. If you have that on your car's tag you are all good for a Formula S car.
Hyper_pak
Old School Chrysler Fan
Should have the large rectangular exhaust cutout in the rear valance.
No duals on a 273 Commando.
No duals on a 273 Commando.
jeff alder
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yep that's the 67 rear valence alright. It just had duals installed. Happens all the time
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