OneOfMany
Well-Known Member
My A 56 code Cuda is a 340 car and has a deluxe interior and fold down back seat.
That's why I used "generally" and "usually" and put them in quotations lol..
Grant
My A 56 code Cuda is a 340 car and has a deluxe interior and fold down back seat.
Remember, the Formula-S 'body trim' was an 'option', not standard with the Formula-S package.
You could order the 1969 Barracuda with the 340 and Formula-S package, but without
the Formula-S body trim option. These cars then got the 'Barracuda 340-S' front fender emblem.
My A 56 code Cuda is a 340 car and has a deluxe interior and fold down back seat. I did notice it does not have torque boxes. I had a A 53 Formula S Barracuda and it had torque boxes. Not sure of the rime or reason for cars having torque boxes, just an observation on another area of these cars.
Of course my could use the torque boxes with the motor i have in it since 1976:blob:
4spdragtop,
Code #A53 Formula-S option.
Blacked out grille, and black applique rear panel with the Formula-S medallion.
It appears, that the upper body horizontal striping makes a difference on what
front fender emblem was mounted on the 340.
* 'Barracuda' emblem...............(with '340' horizontal body stripe)
* 'Barracuda 340-S' emblem......(Code #V78 delete horizontal body stripe)
By the way, many of the standard 1969 Barracuda's with just the Code #E55 (340 engine application)
were equipped with bench seats.