Hi all - after 3 years of searching I am now the new owner of a 67 Barracuda Fastback in great condition. Purchased out of Great Falls, MT but spent most of it's life in NM so there's no rot! Originally had a 273 Commando w/ AC but that was replaced with a 318... not sure what I'm going to do with it in the future, but for now I'll just enjoy it as I learn.
New - 67 Barracuda Fastback
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Welcome aboard from another fish owner! That's sharp! 
Well worth the wait!
Well worth the wait!
PlymCrazy
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Big fan of Plymouths here myself. That's a gorgeous looking Barracuda. Color suits it perfectly.
Greetings and welcome to FABO from NY!
Greetings and welcome to FABO from NY!
68gtxman
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I forgot...more pics please.
Jump on in and enjoy this great site, full of information and great members. Enjoy the ride and get us some more pictures! Great looking ride
More pics as requested. Purchased in September of this year. 
The lady I bought it from used it as a "daily driver" when she lived in NM so there's signs of honest use (rock chips). The roof does have one bubble that is cracked and am unsure what to do about that at this time.
I've always loved old muscle cars, and grew up wanting to own an E-body because my dad had two when he was in high school and would always hear him, his friends, and uncles talk about the cars they wish they still had. I was actually able to purchase a 73 Cuda in 2018 but there was so much rot on it and with my minimal experience I sold it (even frame rails needed repair... not for the amateur). After selling that in 2020 I kept an eye out for 67-74 Barracuda/Cuda that was nearly done that I could finish without having to deal with much body work. Luckily I came across this one and couldn't be happier.
Will definitely be using this forum to learn more.
Thanks!
The lady I bought it from used it as a "daily driver" when she lived in NM so there's signs of honest use (rock chips). The roof does have one bubble that is cracked and am unsure what to do about that at this time.
I've always loved old muscle cars, and grew up wanting to own an E-body because my dad had two when he was in high school and would always hear him, his friends, and uncles talk about the cars they wish they still had. I was actually able to purchase a 73 Cuda in 2018 but there was so much rot on it and with my minimal experience I sold it (even frame rails needed repair... not for the amateur). After selling that in 2020 I kept an eye out for 67-74 Barracuda/Cuda that was nearly done that I could finish without having to deal with much body work. Luckily I came across this one and couldn't be happier.
Will definitely be using this forum to learn more.
Thanks!
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joel d. snyder
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excellent!
harrisonm
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Welcome. I have a 69 Fastback. Good Choice. Factory AC. NICE!
Welcome!
Welcome! You know how to make an entrance! Nice whip!
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