Hello, new member from the top of Texas.

[Cranky]

Thank you fellow Texan!
I do too, even though it appears the hard tops are more popular, I like the look of the coupe and also the fact that there are fewer of them.
Thanks again!

Have only had one road runner coupe in my life and that was a race car in GTX trim....and not a single soul said anything about that. Must be many out there that thinks you could get a GTX coupe lol

 

[CudaChick1968]

Thank you, very lucky to have found it and even luckier to have been able to buy it. Especially, when we just stumbled on to it and the owner wasn’t even considering selling it! Only shows they are still out there waiting for someone to pass by and knock on the door! Thanks again!

I bought my '68 Barracuda Fastback in 1991 for $250. It took six months of begging and eventually showing up with beer before Lloyd agreed. I wrote a bill of sale on a napkin in his dining room and threw cash at him before he could change his mind.

I could never build one again though. Prices have gone up so much there's no way I could afford it now.

Hit me up if I can help with yours. This is what learning a fun hobby in 1999 on my pulleys, brackets and small stuff turned into. I invented multicolor powder coating.

 

[70Runner4spd]

I bought my '68 Barracuda Fastback in 1991 for $250. It took six months of begging and eventually showing up with beer before Lloyd agreed. I wrote a bill of sale on a napkin in his dining room and threw cash at him before he could change his mind.

I could never build one again though. Prices have gone up so much there's no way I could afford it now.

Hit me up if I can help with yours. This is what learning a fun hobby in 1999 on my pulleys, brackets and small stuff turned into. I invented multicolor powder coating.

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Nice.
Will do, thanks!

 

[Plymouthrocks]

Welcome from NV! Looks like it is a time capsule. What town in TX. Use to work in north TX in 80's.