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Old Tired Rebel

Old Tired Rebel

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Will 64 Valiant rear quarters work on a 65 Barracuda?
 
I believe 63 to 65 are exacly the same on Valiant and Barracuda even though the barracuda did not get released till 64, 66 was a one year only then moved to the 67 body Rebel
 
They are the same. I have even 66 valiant wagons have the same rear 1/4's as the 64 65 barracuda, something I never understood :happy8:
 

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the 66 wheel opening are the same to just not by the back bumper and 63 dart to 66 some of the 1/4 are the same the lower parts and wheel opening to the wagons are diff in less that have been moded but if u use the wheel house and all off a wagon u can make them work to there just a bigger opening hope i helped ya bud
 
From the upper body line down, they are the same. You'll have to rework the area around the taillights if you use the whole quarter.
 
dart_doctor said:
the 66 wheel opening are the same to just not by the back bumper and 63 dart to 66 some of the 1/4 are the same the lower parts and wheel opening to the wagons are diff in less that have been moded but if u use the wheel house and all off a wagon u can make them work to there just a bigger opening hope i helped ya bud
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Yes that did help. Now to track it all down since I have one more car I can get quarters from. I wonder how it would look with bigger wheel house?

cudamark said:
From the upper body line down, they are the same. You'll have to rework the area around the taillights if you use the whole quarter.
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Is that from a wagon quarters you talking about reworking the tail lights?
 
The tail lights on the wagon's are totally different
the valiant's and baracuda are exacly the same openings Rebel =D>
 
dart_doctor said:
wheel opening to the wagons are diff in less that have been moded but if u use the wheel house and all off a wagon u can make them work to there just a bigger opening hope i helped ya bud
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memike said:
The tail lights on the wagon's are totally different
the valiant's and baracuda are exacly the same openings Rebel =D>
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I think DD was saying the wheel house opening is bigger on a wagon than our 2 doors?



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hay rebel u got it can u see what im talking bout i know that for thr fact my dad has a set of finder skerts for a 63 to 66 dart and thay fit my old 64 val and the cuda and the wagon it no where near them and yes the cudas look bad a$$ with bigger openings (if u put big enought tires on the back) i call it old school look but call it what u want put them nose down big tire give it the grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr look haha
 
dart_doctor said:
hay rebel u got can u see what im talking bout i know that for thr fact my dad has a set of finder skerts for a 63 to 66 dart and thay fit my old 64 val and the cuda and the wagon it no where near them and yes the cudas look bad a$$ with bigger openings (if u put big enought tires on the back) i call it old school look but call it what u want put them nose down big tire give it the grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr look haha
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Send pictures and price to [email protected] :toothy8:
 
memike said:
They are the same. I have even 66 valiant wagons have the same rear 1/4's as the 64 65 barracuda, something I never understood :happy8:
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Nonsense.....the wagon quarters are nowhere near a Barracuda quarter. Now if you need just a little patch panel down low, that section rear of the wheel opening might work but not as a whole quarter. There must be almost 2 feet difference in length alone not to mention the wheel opening shape is different and the door opening is totally different. As for the taillights, a '64 Valiant has unique taillights. The '65 Valiant is the same as a '64 and '65 Barracuda. The wagons all have taillights unique to their year.
 
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