Hey guys! I got an opportunity to get a close look at this lovely 1967 Plymouth Barracuda last week! Thanks so much, Tony, for stopping by with this fantastic car that he has owned since high school! Oh! This week will be the last chance to get your 1960 Plymouth Fury T-shirts... Thanks so much to everyone who has already ordered one! You guys are the best! Oh! I do not have a Telegram account or any bullshit contest going! Do not respond to any of these "contest winner" replies; they are a scam! Thanks to everyone who subscribed to our channel here, and thanks also for all of your "likes" and comments! If you would like to help keep our channel going, you can get the Fury T-shirt, a sticker, or a coffee mug at: www.coldwarmotors.com Or, please feel free to check out our Patreon page at : www.Patreon.com/coldwarmotors where we have extra videos and pictures and a bunch of people hanging out and bs-ing about cars! Mailing address: 253, 22169 TWP 530 Ardrossan, Ab Canada T8E 2J1

@nerradnosnhoj5122

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That is a nice Cuda right here , Very cool Thanks for the CWM extra this week Scott Cheers

@toeknee1100

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Thank you for letting me show you the car. The pleasure was all mine. It was a real treat to have the nickel tour. I’ll work on an updated serial number for your bill of sale.

@scottmeeker9971

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She’s a peach! Thanks for sharing. I used to have one.👍

@mexicanspec

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That is a Mexican Spec Barracuda for sure. Slant 6, no power anything. That is how we got them all.

“You can always restore it later, but you can never un-restore it”. Good one.

What a sharp old girl. These are the rides to enjoy and hold on to. No need to hot rod it up and mess with it.

What a nice Barracuda.

Sometimes it is nice to leave as found . My fave style of Barracuda !

So nice to see someone like Tony take the time not only to share his car that he's owned for many years, but to make up a duplicate invoice for the Fury and donate parts for the project as it was coming together! That's a true-blue good guy!

Tony's 'Cuda might be the nicest looking unrestored car over the age of 50 I've ever seen...bravo!

Love the invoice. I would buy a car from Frankers any day.

Love the barracuda , a definite treat to see. It's a very nice example of a 67 barracuda.

What a Beauty!! One of my favorite cars. So cool to see a survivor that hasn't been chopped into a muscle car.

A “ Secretary car “ right to the bone! Love those early model Barracudas!

I’m usually the first one to say hot rod it but not with such an incredible survivor as this car. These original cars are really a time machine to the driving experience of the period that only cars like this can provide.

The original Chrysler 225 Slant Six produced around 145 hp (108 kW) at 4,000 rpm and 215 lb⋅ft (292 N⋅m) of torque at 2,800 rpm. Aluminum block 225 Between late model year 1961 and early model year 1963, approximately 52,000 die-cast aluminum RG blocks were produced.....Ans what a sweet car......Thanks Scott and your guest Tony.....Shoe🇺🇸

Absolutely a treat to see! I love the Slant Six! I had a 63 Valiant with the Slant Six in it! I got mine in 1979 from a little old lady who forgot to set her brake in a parking lot one day and it rolled head on into a light pole! I put a front clip on it and a paint job in the original color! Best little go getter I've ever owned! I paid 700 when I bought it and two hundred for the clip and paint! Sold it in 1987 for two thousand! Now I wish I'd kept it!

Love that generation of Barracudas! beautiful car! Nothing beats 50's/ 60's American cars!

Great that Tony kept the /6! They are a fantastic engine! I've owned a '78 Dodge Aspen base wagon with the /SuperSix and four speed "overdrive" trans now for over 10 years. Don't ever plan on getting rid of it. It's lots of fun to drive and gets lots of thumbs up when I do.

@johnhpalmer6098

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John h Palmer I have a BIL who had one just like it, if not the Aspen, it was the Volare wagon with slant 6 and 4spd, and it was dark red with the parchment (I think) vinyl interior. Basic, yes, and had lots of miles on it when he had it in the late 80's.

Hi there! Another sweet car you rarely see these days. Sadly the vast majority of Chrysler products in general either were destroyed in wrecks or rotted away from road salt from winter driving in this region. I'd be afraid to drive something like that much. Last week a local restomod '63 Impala was rear-ended by a kid in a Kia that was texting while driving. Kia was toast & the Chevy was bent up but was very much driveable. Thanks for sharing! Looking forward to Saturday as always! Take care!

What an awesome car! How it got this far without getting ruined is a miracle. Tony deserves a pat on the back.

What a great Barracuda!! Glad it’s In Canadian hands because here in the states people would have tarted it up with a huge v8 and overdone paint. Thanks for sharing it with us Scott.

@christianheidt5733

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& big oversized wheels too

@JamesAllmond

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and new chassis...fugly wheels...

@richvandervoort2950

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My 67 has not been tarted up. Quite the opposite, I pulled off the stock wheel covers and replaced them with dog dishes. It still has the original slant 6 and three on the tree.

@LaserLuther

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Pretty broad brush your painting Americans with. Never realized Canadians were such automotive purists.

@MoParRus340

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Actually I’d leave everything the way it is. But, a stock 340 with flowmaster duals out the back with factory chrome tips. And it’s a notch back. Way impressive. What a find.

Gorgeous car! Definitely a treat!

A 1967 Barracuda, especially with a slant 6 has long been a dream car for me. I feel that the '65 to '67 Chrysler corp. cars were the pinnacle of reliability. What a nice survivor!

Always a treat for a Thursday video.

Thanks for showing us this Tony 👍 and thank you Scott for taking the time to bring this to us. I never owned one, but like you say, I could have. These were under appreciated cars back in the day. 2, 3, 4 hundred bucks depending on condition. Listening to that slant 6 start up brought back so many memories. I did own lots of those and they all sounded the same. 👍x💯 Scott.

Super treat to see that good running and driving little road car, just as tight as when it was new.

Plymouth and Dodge made such iconic cars. What a great example of early muscle car.

@williamkleitsch1153

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This is not a muscle car!

@billyhord4508

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@@williamkleitsch1153 sorry I hurt your feelings buddy. Next time ignore my stupid comment. Cheers

@williamkleitsch1153

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You didn’t hurt my feelings dude. I was just voicing my opinion. Sorry you took it wrong. Cheers

Very nice Barracuda! Dad had a mint condition 69 Barracuda fastback, 318/904 in a dark metallic green with a lighter green interior back in the late 1970s. In 1980, he wanted something else, so he said he would sell it to me for $600, on a payment plan for this teenager! He wanted help one weekend to do the brakes on moms car, but I went out with friends instead & when I came home, the keys to aftermarket hood pin locks didn't fit my keys. He was mad! He sold it to some guy for $1000. Dad died 10 years ago now, but I was going through some of his old paper work and found both the receipt made out to me, and the one for the other guy for the $1000. Lesson learned! Don't tick off your dad if he has a cool car to sell you!

I remember well when these were new cars. A retired policeman neighbor had a red 1967 fastback with a V8 and took me for a ride one day when I was young and impressionable. I couldn't have defined torque after that ride, but I knew what it felt like through seat of the pants. Tony's car is an absolute beauty. The rallye wheels and redline tires really set the car off. Growing up in the USA in the 1960s the V8 was king, and cars with 6 cylinders were typically dismissed with a guffaw. For ease of maintenance, durability, and smoothness, however, there's nothing like an inline six. Tony's car had a nice burble to it and got down the road without issue. It's nice that he didn't soil that sweet slant with a 318 or 340.

Tonys keep that car just awsome .just love the different kinds of cudas and just fine with the 6. fun ride guys thanks. cheers.

Magnificent Coupe! Great sound from the slant six. Remember the slant six Winter start up video you made long ago. Thank you Scott and Tony for showcasing this beauty of a car.

Awesome 67 Barracuda! I imagine there are dozens of stories tied up in every detail of the car as it is so well maintained, it would've certainly hurt to witness breakdowns or damages. So glad Tony is keeping the daily driven look making it more approachable almost inviting closer inspection from passersby. Tony knows how to enjoy a classic car by not blowing the bank on a trailer queen instead he maintains the vehicle as is and enjoys nice days in the coolest way.

Bravo to Tony for keeping this sweet old Barracuda going, and for keeping it original. If there ever was an audience that would appreciate this car, it is the CWM viewers, like me.

Still my favorite KZread station -- better than 10 years running. Cheers!

Nice Fish! I always liked the factory rally wheels, they go with everything Chrysler made during that era!

What a great car! I had a '68 Valiant slant six, 3 on the tree back in the late '70s, early 80's. Drove all over the eastern half of NSW and up to Bundaberg. 4 people and we had to jump on the boot to close it with all the camping gear! 145hp was plenty!

Sweet Barracuda! It was cool to hear the slant six fire up- Chrysler Corporation starters from this era always sounded like the car was laughing at you...

Good evening to you and Frankers, cheers Scott!!! Beautiful Barracuda!!

Just 2 weeks ago a yellow 67 fastback with a slant 6 came up for sale. It was near mint and looked stock for $14,500 near Detroit. People around here drive 75-80 MPH on the interstate so you definitely need an overdrive transmission if traveling on the freeway.

What a treat, indeed! I honestly thought it was resprayed at some point, but the wear marks in the paint don't lie. It's a gorgeous color, too. Not only is it rare to find an actual survivor car that's still this stock and original, it's even rarer that it's still driven by the same owner for decades.

Sweet ride... I love it. Nothing like an old original survivor !

Tony’s Barracuda was really sweet. Thank you for sharing’ 👍

What an amazing survivor, original paint and all. Thanks for treating us to that.

"Can't even pull out in front of a cloud." Scott's ongoing commentary delivers.

What a fab old Barracuda, looks great in red, and such an original car. Looking forward to the Saturday special, of all things Coldwar 😀

A wonderful '67 Barracuda...Love the sound of the mufflers. A slant six...Just right! A great wake-up call to an old memory...Sweet.

My first car was a 69 Valiant with a 318 that was left to me when my grandpa died. We called it the Beast and I loved that car. Wish I never got rid of it 35 years later

Love that cool Barracuda, reminds me of my '68 Dart GT I owned in my late teens/early twenties one of the cars on my "shouldn't have let get away" list😱

Here's one for Tony, not only for the Barracuda, but especially the '60 window sticker. One of several finishing touches!

Talk about bring back memories. I had a '68 fastback version with a slant six in whatever they called their blue colour. Even had the same hood decor as Tony's. Love it! Thank you both so much for showing it off!!

Man the sound of that Slant Six starting up and running sure did bring back the memories of the 5 Darts and 1 Valiant I owned many years back. mainly my 1969 Dart Swinger with the Super 225. I did however convert it to power steering from a junk 69 Slant Six Dart GT. Beautiful Barracuda for sure

Nice to see a northern Alberta car so original still on the road. I also have a 69 fastback i found that was almost converted into a race car but was abandoned and parked in Grande Prairie on the side of a house. Today i have it on the rotisserie and it will be street driven. I have converted it to B body disc brakes. This winter it will have the DANA 60 style diff installed. It was a 318 bucket seat console automatic car in green but now it will be a 440 + 6 manual car for go to work and shopping duties in all black. I love old cars and own 6 of them. After i finish this one my next restoration is the 1965 convertible 4 speed Mustang i found for a hundred bucks with papers. P.S. I love how Canadians are so laid back and not as loud as our southern brothers and sisters as well as the fact that we are not as paranoid about showing licence plates. Now all that is needed to to send the crime minister on his way and this country will be great again.

Oh, I just love that slant six Barracuda! Just like the straight six Camaros and Mustangs I feel like they are a much better representation of what the average Joe would have been able to buy than all the souped up, ultra-powerful V8s seen on car shows.

Tony’s “Cuda” is a gem! Love the color. Spent a lot of time in a ‘66 way back when. Remember the giant back window?

Nice ride :) I'm betting the reason it has lasted so long is because it has the 6 cyl. as the ones with the big engines tended to get ragged out by kids wanting to fly down the road.

A treat indeed. Nice and very original.

Growing up, a block from my house was an intersection with a Ford dealership, a Dodge dealership and a Chrysler Plymouth dealership on three of the four corners. Being brought up a “Chrysler man” like my Dad, I sat in the Ford showroom oohing and ahhing over the ‘67 Barracuda brochure I got from the C-P store across the street (I was smart ass kid!). Thanks for showing us Tony’s sweet notchback, my favorite ‘cuda body style - very tasty in red on red! I’ve owned my ‘64 ‘cuda (273 2bbl push button )for more than 35 years and it really does do everything a car needs to do. Cheers, and see you Saturday.

What a beauty!!! Thanks Tony for leaving her just they way she is. Love the 225 Slant six. Had one in a 64 Dodge dart. It was bullet proof. Thanks for sharing with us. Cheers from Motown.

That car has great lines,even now.

Great car Scott! I think the notchback version must have been less than 10% of that era barracuda production.

Just a simple, cool, nice looking car that nobody chopped up. Red with the red stripes. Slick.

A friend has a 69 with a 318, had the Mod top and the mod interior, with standard steel wheels with hub caps. original owned since the early 70's. Surprisingly, no rust

Scott, Just ordered a 60 Fury shirt. Found your channel years ago because I have a 57 New Yorker since about 1985. I love the content that you put out. We are the same age and find solace in the same things you seem to. The world is changing and I refuse to. Thanks for what you do.

That is a beautiful old girl! Thanks for this mid week treat!

Nice to see an original slant six car , that was not converted to a V8. Definitely will get more looks at a car show than a modified car. Love that red on red.

What a super duper original Barracuda. So rare and so cool !

The 6cyl is the icing on the cake imo, no one ever wants to save the base models except you guys!

Clean old time capsule. You just can't find them like this any more. No one stuck a small block in it like most of them would have had done. 👌

Love the "Plymouth is Out to Win You Over This Year!" heart license badge. I almost bought a 67 318 fastback in a brighter red and Cragars, but instead went with the seduction of a 440 GTX. The passions of youth.

I love the A body Barracuda's that baby is a time capsule and I love it so much 100% on keeping it the leaning tower of power /6

I had a '67 Barracuda S with a 273 four barrel. 235 horsepower, baby! Later I had a '1970 'Cuda with a tripower 440. Six barrel, baby!

Just a beautiful 'Cuda with all the right bells and whistles. A well-taken care of slant six will always take good care of an owner. Gorgeous lines on that ride, road-ready stance. This was a genuine treat! Bonus? Buddy that takes care of another Buddy. Great video, see the Gang on Saturday!!!

Cool car - cooler stuff. Really neat that Tony set you up with the replica invoice! Don't forget to put Frankers' commission in her College Fund 😎 Thanks for the fun! See you on Saturday ... ummm ... tomorrow!

My father had a small-block 1968 Barracuda. First year of the federally mandated "soft' switchgear and knobs and the first year for side marker lights, which were one-year only round chrome bezerls with no reflectors. In 1975 he traded it for a CVCC Civic.

Very nice caretaking on that Barracuda. Love the "performance monitor" vacuum gauge, probably my favorite A-body dash cluster of all. Reminds me of the vacuum gauge that was standard on 65 Impala SS cars, that most everybody replaced with a tachometer, but somehow few of the vacuum gauges survive to today. I had one to put in my Biscayne back in the day and never did, and it got lost in a move. Now they go for actual money, so...yeah...

Wow! Glad to see the third owner of this fish still has it, Good on Ya Tony !!. This was my very first Car(being the son of a former Chrysler management Gentleman).I remember going through old photos of when my parents first marrried and they had a 67 273 commando . My father and I got lucky and found one Same color(In/Out) as his 67, as I said I wanted similiar car when I could drive. I was the second owner of this 67 fish when I bought it in 1987 from a gentleman from Suffield Alberta, who sold it to me(39700 miles at the time) and made me promise I would keep it original as I did. I babied her til her ownership was granted to Tony in the spring of 2002. I did not even have a drivers license at the time of purchase as I was only fifteen when I bought the car, I even made my mother who was riding with me back to Edmonton take off her shoes, lol. (She had got into something with them where we picked up the car). Mopar or no Car!!!!. Funny thing tho before my Father past he bought a Honda Sedan and My Mother has driven Honda ever since. This Fish has been an Albertan Car all of its life so far. I still drive Mopar to date.

in 1964 my uncle Buzzy had a Barracuda fast back? and he got a new one in 1967 it also had the vacuum gauge! I spent many hours in the back of those cars going on water ski trips when i was 13-17

I had a 72 Duster with a slant 6... I could'nt afford a V8 Duster , but I was impressed with the power & dependability.. Not to mention good mpg.. Love the old Mopar.

Sweet little Barracuda! A real treat to see one with a Slant 6. I was distracted, however, by something in the background: an exquisite GY8 1972 Newport which I couldn't help but stare at, with eyes bulging out of the sockets ☺

Love the notch back Barracuda's. The slant is icing on the cake! I had a 72 Satellite Custom with a slant in it and it really didn't do to bad. The part throttle kick-down was a big help too. Thanks to Tony for keeping his car original, like you said its so nice to see original, unrestored cars compared to over the top restorations.

What a gem this car is! It's awesome that it has been kept pretty much original. Cheers!

Sweet car! Glad to see the Tower of Power still in it. I have a special place for the base cars. That's what my dad always bought. He said that when he can't steer, stop, or shift for himself he would quit driving. We did end up with a '77 Dodge Aspen wagon (total turd) with 318, auto, PS/PB because the only one with a six on the lot was white and he didn't want white. Manual cars had to be special ordered by that time. Car before that was a '76 AMC Sportabout (red) with base engine, no power, three on the tree. That was special order. Traded it after a year for the Dodge because the new for that year electronic ignition was a problem (CB radio interference caused stalling) and no-one knew how to fix it. Dad bought Ramblers and Fords before.

My Northern Minnesota winter beater in high school (late 80's) was a 68 Plymouth Satellite with the same engine/trans combo. Both my sisters had driven it through school before I got it, and the midwest rust monster was taking its toll. The car was not even 20 years old and it was worn out and rusted. Also, we had curling in gym class in high school. MN is just about as Canadian as you can get and still be in the US. Not sure we ever changed the oil on the green bomb, we just kept adding it. I may have changed the filter a couple of times. I used to ride my BMX bike over the top, and skid down the back window and trunk. Sometimes, on those sub zero winter mornings, the trans didn't want to shift into third, so I would just drive it screaming at highway speeds until it finally made it out of second gear and slammed into third. Good times. Dad sold the car for $35 when the brakes went out and it wasn't worth fixing. The buyer pulled the engine for his Volare, and scrapped the car. Oh well.

Excellent video Cold Water Motors Agents Scott :) & Tony 1967 Plymouth Barracuda car in 80% orgnail shape and paint is Cherry Red Bomb Bliss called Scott and so nice see too ! That car live long time too agree 👍 🙌 👌 & love muscles of this years too and so much proud see them ! See you all Saturday night show time!

Any original MOPAR with the Leaning Tower of Power will never die. But, in an early ‘Cuda? Just magical…!

Thanks for sharing this car with us all. When I look at the side profile, particularly from the rear to front angle, it’s easy to see where the design clues came from for the current Dodge Challenger. Beautiful car !

Awesome old rig, I used to own a 77 Valiant Charger, with 265 Hemi engine and 3 speed on the floor, strong motors, Chrysler used to have a good name for reliability, and power, thanks for sharing, all the best to yous and your loved ones

Awesome Barracuda, keep the Slant six this one is a pearl. 😊

We had a couple of old boys that lived in out home town, one guy was short and the other was 6'6 they rode around in a torpedo back in that of white cream color. 273 small block Perfect from a distance. Much like that one in original form

Clearly, a well kept car that is STILL pleasing to the eye and still making the owner happy!! Fantastic share!! Great guy to come and share with you, Scott and us!! Gorgeous car and a great video!!! Love to the gang!!

As a youngster during the 70s, I have fond memories of the Barracuda-she’s a beauty! Thanks for sharing ❤️🔧

For me this is one of the most beautiful cars in the world!

Thank for your APPRECIATION Scott

Fine Barracuda example, thanks for showcasing it to us. Clearly a car which evokes lots of good memories for you Scott and you looked very much at ease behind the wheel. I really look forward to these weekday updates as much as the regular weekend episodes. Thanks

Looks like a sweet ride.

Great old car driving down memory lane. Curling and classic darts like lrish hurling and classic cold starts or knurling and NOS parts.

I had a 65 Formula S. Those old Barracudas are underrated.

FANTASTIC Barracuda TONY! Thanks for sharing...they are only original once!

Wow! What a great car, and a great friend to share the ride! I often make the same comment Scott, back in my high school days (class of 85) you could pick up a dodge dart, or most any late 60's mopar for 500 bucks or less. Those were the days!

Such an incredible car!! Thanks for sharing this gem with the world, Scott !

Tony’s same old shit is fabulous! In remarkable nick for its age - Tony seems like the sort of pal we all need salutations to him from Paris.

COOL 'CUDA!! Thank you Tony for sharing this car with us!!!