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By desotoman
1967 Plymouth barracuda convertible B-5 blue in color black interior original Florida car 318 auto was a 6 cylinder car now dressed up as a 273 has had rear quarter skin's put on .non original color.car was taken all apart for restoration many ,many new parts new tires this summer highly detailed car. 25k obo Click to expand... ... Read more
By Boosted
***Edited to be my build thread*** Been looking 6 months for a clean A-Body to do a tribute build for my dad and finally came across one that wasn't a rust bucket or $15K+ so I had to grab it. This build will be dedicated to my late father. 50 years ago, he brought home a brand new 1973 A-Body Mopar in F7/8 green (the color of my SuperStock). On March 4, I will be starting the tribute build of this 50 year old A-Body Mopar, a 1973 Plymouth Duster which I plan to paint F7/8 green someday... Read more
By Jim Ward
Check out this video to see the progress on my 1972 Plymouth Scamp bought in northern Wisconsin. I started on this car the fall of 2024 and hope to have it done by May 2025.
By RealWing
Have just started a restoration on a '69 Formula S 340 auto. First - A bit of my Mopar history: My very first car was a 1969 Barracuda Formula S fastback 340-4 speed that I purchased at Healey Motors Ltd in Pembroke Ontario shortly after I was married in July 1968. I bought it new in Oct 1968 for $4,598.60 CAD less $1,501.10 that was my wife’s prized 1965 Plymouth Valiant V100 4 door with a slant 6. In addition to the 4 speed and Formula S Package, the Cuda was optioned with power steering... Read more
By Alber
Hi All, well I took the plunge and bought my first classic car as a first project !!!!!. So I am now the proud father of a 1969 Y09 RHD Convertible Plymouth Barracuda. After checking the VIN which says the car should be Frost green and the broadcast sheet that i found in the back seat says the car was meant to be Black with blue interior ? Its been left in a garage for 15 years but the engine turns over so I was pleased... Read more
By harrisonm
My Cragars are getting a bit hazy after about 10-12 years. I thought I'd look into new ones. Jegs said they had the same ones I have now in stock. When I clicked on "Check Fit" and entered 1969 Plymouth Barracuda, it said Does Not Fit. What's up with that? What other car is going to need 14" 5x4.0 wheels???
By SSG_Karg
1971 Plymouth Duster 340 4-Speed Ever see one sell for that much? Granted, it’s pretty much the ultimate example of a nice low-mileage fairly original Duster, but holy **** that’s crazy.
By Stumpy
22 years later, I finally picked up another Barracuda to replace the 69 I had to sell when we bought our house. It is a pretty basic manual everything 1968 318 powered 4-Speed no console with an 8.75 rear. After pretty much finishing the 65 Dart Power Pack 4-Speed I'm ready for another project. Fender tag decodes to this CAR: Plymouth Barracuda 2 Door Sports Hardtop ENGINE: 318cid 2-bbl V8 TRANSMISSION: 4-Speed Manual Floor Shift TIRES: 6.95x14 White Sidewall MODEL YEAR: 1968 BUILD DATE... Read more
By jagsdtc
5 driver quality Plymouth 14" Hubcaps for 68, possibly 67 and 69. $85 shipped to lower 48 states OBO Paypal or Postal MO accepted
By Youngblood1989
The FSM for 1973 Plymouth shows the V8 cars (318/340) using a retainer on the bolts that mount the exhaust pipe to the manifold. Are these available?
By Dano's garage
Hi my name is Dano, 26 years old and a long time lurker from the Netherlands. Pictured you will see my first car, a 1967 Plymouth Valiant 2dr, and my most recent purchase, a 1971 Dodge Dart Custom GT. I restored the Valiant together with my dad (swapped the slant six and build a 273 4speed) and it is currently my daily driver. The Dart is a true Belgian barn find, tucked away for over 40 years, and now I've challenged myself to make it roadworthy again! 225 slant six, GT package... Read more
By Furyus67
Hi All. My wife an I attended Carlisle in my 1967 Plymouth Fury III on Saturday only. When I asked my wife what her favorite car was she said it was a flat black Barracuda that had a black stripe. It was parked next to this one. If anyone has a picture of it, could you share it please!
By burrpenick
These are what fits: burrpenick said: Does anyone know if the rods that insert into the seats are a standard size- like could I use something off a later model vehicle. Extra points for WHAT vehicles headrests that should work on the 70 Duster bench seat! Click to expand... AI tells me this, hoping someone has a set for sale. George in NC Compatible Vehicle Models Plymouth A-Body & B-Body: Valiant , Scamp, Belvedere , Satellite, and GTX bench seats from 1968 through 1970... Read more
By Valleyant
Speaking 1970 only. Is there a difference between the 340 Duster and the lesser Duster grilles? Was there any paint differences or anything???? Thanks!
By gdonovan
Hi everyone! Long time Mopar owner, first post to the board! One of my "back burner" projects is a 1970 Plymouth GTX with a 440 engine. I have owned it since 1984 and it has been more or less parked for the last 10 years while I pursued other interests. The time has almost come for me to pull it out the garage and start the restoration I have been waiting to do. To get "warmed up" to the task so to speak I went looking for a... Read more
By easymopar56
Hi I'm having trouble finding a pigtail wiring for my front turn signal bec turn signal blink nine but parking light doesn't work . I've tried classic industries,Jegs, summit racing , Mopar mega parts and year one (year one only have lens and housing but not available yet ) eBay doesn't have clean or good one for drivers side
By fnabody
Looking for this specific kickdown linkage for my 1968 Plymouth Barracuda with a 340, stock AVS carb, and 727 transmission. Thanks in advance!
By FredP
Hi folks, this thread to share the WIP on my 70 Duster with it's 318/904 combo. As I said in my presentation, my goal is to have the car running "as is" for the next 4 years or so, and then to restore it from ground (once I retire). This is why I'm not calling this a restoration, but more likely a restarting process. This car was sold to a French guy 6 years ago, it was imported from Oregon state. At that time, paint was shiny (it allways will on pictures!), and so was the... Read more
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