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Was the Los Gatos music teacher that bought this van Bill Mundy???

Nice F body . And it's not a Aspen or Volare 😊

I like them.But Honda kids will swear that was full throttle.They have no idea with this video.

How does this thing handle now? I just finished rebuild the front end on my 71 roadrunner tribute. Did poly LCA bushings with boxing plates, reused the original torsion bar, kyb shocks, tubular upper control arms, poly bump stops, new steering linkage, poly strut rod bushings and manual steering, can't wait to see how it handles lol.

You better take a closer look in the valley at where the oil feed castings are.

I had 66 just like that same color but mine had a slant six and a 3-speed on a tree I change out the bucket seats with bucket seats out of Dodge Dart I believe with high backs. And in the back I put a bed above the rear wheel wells and put a tire underneath the bed It looks great I hope you enjoy it as much as I did mine.

I'd leave the engine compartment body color

What a fucking nightmare!

It would be beneficial if Edelbrock would update their instructions to show what position the stepped/skinny shoulder bolt goes in for the passenger side.

I've purchased two drive shafts from Denny's over the years. Both times were a slam dunk. Zero problems.

How much?

I suppose that the stock one is more cost effective, the Milodon is the most eficient.

My 67 Satellite has the same emergency Blake light. Forget the bulb number, but it’s a special bulb that flashes after it heats up. When you first engage the emergency brake, it will stay lit solid then after about a minute and a half or two minutes it will start flashing. Great car great video.

Flat tappet cams have been having issues of going flat as the oils have changed. For cat converter life and better emissions for the environment bla bla bla. The zddp/zinc was lowered to about 800 ppm. From what I’ve read and followed the oil geek a flat tappet cam needs at least 1200ppm zddp/zinc to live. Some of the diesel oil 15w-40 and 20-50 oils have over 1200ppm but some still have too much detergent. A performance oil that specifically states high in zddp/zinc is your best bet. Yes there is also the question of manufacturing issues. Many have found that a major brand ( you said the name) are not grinding the crown on the lifters. Some have found the taper that’s required to spin the lifter while the engine is running. Hughes engines has a great article on what to do while installing the cam and checking everything. That major cam company has bought up a few of the other known cam companies. So has a major intake manifold company buying up the smaller companies. Good luck.

I am ordering a custom sft cam from bullet soon. 275-288 @.050 .696-.674 lift, will be replacing a 264-268 @.050 Hughes cam which made plenty of power in my 470 just not enough cam for a drag race . I use edm direct oil lifters for flat tappet never had a failure and I run excessive spring pressure for valve control with a bigger 2.190 intake valve

Your quiet baffle looks just like mine I just got in for my Sportster. Thanks for the video as I needed to compare that I got the right one. It came with a bit of smutt on it. As if someone tested it very briefly and didn't like it. Or maybe their hands were just dirty. Vendor said they hadn't had any returns. Go figure. I'll see how she sounds

Sm318 is the trans Rockwell t221 is the transfer

Thanks for your video !!! Getting ready to do my 65 dart and you helped a lot!!!!!

Go to a fastener store were you can buy good bolts nuts waders good quality shit

I agree 100%, the stock baffle is obnoxious and pulverized me when just cruising around, I couldn't ride sn hour without a headache. I then made a perforated insert like that out of some scrap stainless perforated sheet I had laying around and what a difference it makes, it sounds great at a reasonable level, it does take away a little bit of power over 4000rpm but I live between 2500 to 3500 so it's not a problem for me

Nice car. Groucho Marx said, "You have to be a swinger to drive a Dodge Swinger." The name swinger means a fashionable person who likes going to restaurants, nightclubs, discotheques, parties, and get-togethers. A person who has sex with multiple people.

I like the way you are checking the body lines I’m in the same process of sanding down my dart here in Canada before the snow flys I don’t have a garage so I got to get surface rust taken care of I like the strait edge thing I find a few of the body lines are hard to see the fenders have a few dents and they put filler in them I think I will take fenders off so I can take out some of the dents I’m not no body man but I will figure it out next week I’ll get down and dirty next week need some good supply’s next week but for now I’ll take fenders off and try to get as strait as I can I hate the fact previous owner put body fill over dents but that’s life

Reverse thread wheel studs on the drivers side. Lost my rear tire twice by studs breaking doing burnouts apparently loosened the lug nuts.

Damn, I had a Green one like that 340 4sp. posi last year in High School 1978 and drove it in '79. Now I can't remember why I sold it, But I remember I sold it for $900

Never got bad lifters or Cam's from Bullet / Ultradyne

very cool! any thoughts on moving that battery to the trunk?

I had a 1968 Dodge A108 ... basically a A100 with the long wheel base. Came with a slant six, and was GUTLESS ... 18' from bumper to bumper, all that steel and a flat nose ... it was terrible. I pulled the 6 and put a 318ci small block in it. Engine and trans out of a dodge dart. It flew up mountains at 70 mph, where with the slant six, it creeped at 35 mph with the pedal to the metal. To this day I kicked myself for selling it. About 10 years ago, I bought a 66 A100 pickup ... the slant six tired, so though a shorter wheelbase, still gutless. Currently at a shop, putting a 360 Magnum and 727 in it, and converting the straight axle to disc brakes .... I love driving it, and it should fly now.

Didn't know it was shot there. IMDB shows only australian TV stations. Pretty dumb show that young lion would quickly flip away from. Now it looks pretty smart compared to gootube.

I wanted to add a comment about the cam. I found my notes from when I spoke to the original owner. He did have the cam and valve springs swapped in 1968. He referred to it as a Road Runner cam. I'm assuming it's the 268/284 cam that came in the Road Runner in '68.

They were neat vehicles, bring back vehicles that were fun to drive.

How much

I just love watching these old engines still kicking.

I went to kindergarten in one just like that back in 1966. If you were lucky you got to sit on the engine hump! How safe was that? 😂

Looks like you used a 68 idler arm. I have the same car with the same idler arm and have ran into issues with the header pipes.

I love the magical swirling colors.

Your transfer case is a Rockwell T221. It was used til 68. It was replaced by the king of light truck transfer cases the NP205, (gear driven) which saw use in some pickups until about 91.

68 side marker blinkers became mandatory

First year for the name alone barracuda and the fish emblem. Because 64 and 65 were considered a valiant barracudas and had the v for an emblem.

Nice car I own a 1966 Plymouth barracuda formula es four-speed 8 and 3/4 rear 273 4 barrel commando all stock. 👌

I learned a few things watching Rocket Restorations video here on the differences between '64 and '65 Barracudas, so I wanted to link it here. Mainly the tail on the emblem of the '64 being longer, and the nut attaching the wiper arm. Great video! ua-cam.com/video/-9yH_JObgQ0/v-deo.html

Hey there's nothing wrong with a chrome chain steering wheel, I had one on my 72 charger lol. I was young

Is that the spring on the clutch pedal pinging, i notice every time he let the clutch out.

Other than the 66-67 coronet this is one my favorite. They were sleepers

Gotta fix that crack in the windshield before it gets larger.

I had a 64 A100. I bought it off the original owner for $500 back in 1989. It had the original paint that was baby blue and white. Window van. Slant 6 with 3 on the tree. I painted the van flat black with blue scallops. I also painted all the rear windows to black out the interior. (I carried a lot of tools and spare parts and didn't want prying eyes looking in) I used the van primarily as a tow vehicle for our race car. A full tube chassis small block Chevette. Between the van and the Chevette, it drew a massive amount of attention anywhere we went.

Great video. I agree with you. Just got a bike with bassani pipes. Basically straight trough but with similar fish scale kind of baffle you showed. Obnoxious is the word! Gone have a crack at some alternatives. Thanks!

Nice 64 Barracuda, i like the way it looks now, keep it as is and just put the bigger radiator in it, love it.

Just ordered a Bullet Cam for my "306" 302 bored out thirty over. I'm excited! It had a basic stock cam for an automatic. I wanted a drivable/trackable spicy 5 speed. Gonna be a few weeks for them to grind it. TOTALLY STOKED! Project Stang! LOL

You mentioned KYB shocks. I'm about to refurbish the front suspension on my 69 GTX. I'm seeing like $35 shocks to $150 shocks. I have no idea what to buy. What would you recommend???

Good Luck! Hope you great success in your Journey. Never Frown when thing Looks Down You find a way to Overcome it!