Originally Posted by Jeff Higgins (Post 10370370)

Your google skills and utter lack of specific knowledge have failed you again, kach. Does it ever get old, making yourself out to be such a flippin' idiot? Why do you feel such a need to chime in, when it is so obvious you have no idea what you are talking about?

The car you show is a '69. '64-'66 'Cudas were the "bubble window" variety, which would be clearly shown in the photo of grandma's car - if it had one. That, and grandma's car is clearly a sedan - a four door. All 'Cudas were coupes or ragtops - two doors.

Here is a bubble window 'Cuda, produced from '64 through '66.

Originally Posted by sammyg2 (Post 10371945)

And if we really wanted to pick nits, the 'cuda wasn't available until 1969.
'cuda was a trim package available on Barracudas, some had it many did not.
Kinda like the SS or RS badging on a Camaro.


It's common for people to refer to all Barracudas as "cudas for shorthand, but to a MOPAR geek/nerd/fanatic/purist, that's almost a sin.



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Originally Posted by Rednine11 (Post 10371991)

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One 426 Hemi car in my stable. a 70 4 speed E body

Originally Posted by Rednine11 (Post 10371991)

Mopar nut here..

Originally Posted by GH85Carrera (Post 10372164)

Originally Posted by kach22i (Post 10372047)

No one calls the earlier Barracudas "Cudas"?

I grew up in Ford Country (Dearborn), all other makes took a backseat but they were around, a true car town/city.

Local photos I took back in 2007 you might enjoy.

Mopar Graveyard

A random Internet find below.

2015
Mopar Graveyard Hidden in the Carolina Hills
https://www.hotrod.com/articles/mopar-graveyard-hidden-in-the-carolina-hills/
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Originally Posted by GH85Carrera (Post 10371842)

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