Re: Plymouth Barracuda

[Menko <menkoj@xxxxxxxxx>]

Butch just give it to me, I'll take care of it =)  Maybe this is my
long lost barracuda!

Get some pictures.  The commando is obviously the 4bbl high output
motor, but knowing what generation cuda is key (64-66, 67-69, 70-72)
are all different body styles.

MJ


On Nov 17, 2007 9:57 AM, Butch Edison <waedison1@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>  My son-in-law just called me, said he was doing some tree trimming around a
> storage facility and got curious about a car sitting outside, covered. The
> owner of the place told him the car has been there for several years,
> belongs to an elderly lady who doesn't drive it, but pays the monthly
> storage fees, so I'm guessing it was probably her husbands. Anyway, all my
> Son-in-law could tell me is that it is a Plymouth Barracuda with the word
> "commando" on the car somewhere. He's going to talk to the owner and see
> what the story is. He says the body is 'pretty straight' , all the glass is
> good, he can see some rust, but nothing going all the way through. So, with
> serious reservations about rust and rot, sounds interesting to me, but I'm
> not a Barracuda guy (yet).
>
> Can someone on the forum start my enlightment process about Barracudas.
> Anything would be appreciated.
>
> /Butch Edison/ Ferndale, WA
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