What a $1200 67 Barracuda notchback looks like

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4spdragtop said:
Lol, all the other deciders are a pain in the ***. The layout on this one is perfect, no need to figure out the letter or number spacing.
Not sure why "we"/fabo dont have a reliable one on this site.
Heres the home page for future reference.

DodgeCharger.org -- 1967 Fender Tag Decoder
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I was just joshing you, thanks for the decode. I'm hoping to find the build sheet and I'll post it. I was lucky enough to find the sheet folded up inside the owners manual in the glove box of my 66.
 
Lol yep I knew that, but if you google 67 mopar fendertag decoder, there are a few websites with them.
Problem with all I've seen is you need to get the "spacing" perfect or it wont decode properly.
One at DodgeCharger is "for dummies" lol.
crawsfire said:
I was just joshing you, thanks for the decode. I'm hoping to find the build sheet and I'll post it. I was lucky enough to find the sheet folded up inside the owners manual in the glove box of my 66.
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crawsfire said:
Nice,
I am relocating from WA state to my home state of TX in 18 months after retiring from the USN. I have to pick and choose what I take down with me. I need to stop looking on craigslist.
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Thanks for your service! I retired 8 years ago after 21 years and loving every minute of it!
I hear you on craigslist, it's a good way to drain the savings, but you did damn good on that deal.
 
Here is my 700$ Fastback.
At least yours had interior !
I should have taken pics of the bare shell when I bought. Guys at work thought I was crazy ! Now they cant believe its the same car !

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Here it is now 2.5 years later

Titles with both cars.

There are still deals out there !

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1967

Car line PLYMOUTH Barracuda
Price class High
Body type 2 door hardtop
Shipping order 22871
Engine 273 2bbl 8cyl 180hp LA [373/381]
Transmission Transmission-Torqueflite automatic [395]
Tires 6.95x14 white 2-4 steel (x5) [432/443]
Axle Axle-2.94:1 (8.75)
Trim Grade High [32H]
Seat type Bench vinyl split [335]
Trim color Black [34X]
Paint 1 Medium turquoise metallic [27K]
Paint 2 Medium turquoise metallic [28K]
Paint scheme Mono tone paint [291]
Upper door frame paint Black
Radio Radio-AM Music Master/economy 2 W [421]
Gauges Vacuum gauge [574]
Mouldings Moulding-body sill-narrow [544]
 
Crawsfire what are your concerns about moving back to Texas? Are you retiring?

The move money the military promises to move you back home to your house of record takes a few months after you have left the service, so save your money and start your move before you get out if possible.
 
greymouser7 said:
Crawsfire what are your concerns about moving back to Texas? Are you retiring?

The move money the military promises to move you back home to your house of record takes a few months after you have left the service, so save your money and start your move before you get out if possible.
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Thanks, got it covered, already have a ranch in TX, sold my house here while retaining occupancy until my oldest boy graduates HS. I have lots of issues but thankfully money isn't one of them.The hardest part is the 2400 mile trips back and forth. A lot of driving and I'm not sure if the stuff I am taking down there is worth the effort. Hard to let go sometimes.
 
crawsfire said:
Thanks, got it covered, already have a ranch in TX, sold my house here while retaining occupancy until my oldest boy graduates HS. The hardest part is the 2400 mile trips back and forth. $1000 bucks in fuel each way every time.
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Totally agree, I moved 8 cars, and 30K pounds of blocks, axles, cranks, pistons, etc.
We moved one couch and a chair and gave up on old beds and old furniture. I made 6 round trips at 12,000 plus miles. GOD kept me safe all those miles without accident and one failed attempt of theft of one of my road runners.
 
greymouser7 said:
Totally agree, I moved 8 cars, and 30K pounds of blocks, axles, cranks, pistons, etc.
We moved one couch and a chair and gave up on old beds and old furniture. I made 6 round trips at 12,000 plus miles. GOD kept me safe all those miles without accident and one failed attempt of theft of one of my road runners.
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I am thankful for the 100% property tax exemption TX gives 100% disabled vets. I love TX!
 
greymouser7 said:
I moved 8 cars, and 30K pounds of blocks, axles, cranks, pistons, etc.
We moved one couch and a chair and gave up on old beds and old furniture. I made 6 round trips at 12,000 plus miles. GOD kept me safe all those miles without accident and one failed attempt of theft of one of my road runners.
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That is a heck of a haul.
The Wife and I are considering a move from California to Tennessee. I have 4 non running project cars, The '67 Dart, '70 Charger and '75 Power Wagon then our 3 daily drivers. There is probably enough parts, tools and car stuff to fill a large U-Haul, then there is all the house stuff.
After a move like this, it sure had better be worth the effort!
 
Wanted to update. Here's a pic of the truck I got as a donor for the 440/727. Will have the 67 rolling again soon.

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Welcome to the forum. I have a finished (loosley termed) 67 notch as well. There are a few Barracuda notchbacks around but I have never seen another 67 in all the time I have owned mine. Congratulations you have scored a rare one!
 
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