Barracuda paint colors, the best kind of display I think, on the vehicle

Both of the above are from Nik's blog http://carrosantigos.wordpress.com/2009/08/23/plymouth-colors/ , how he finds such astonishing images only he will ever know! A higher definition image is here: http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2009/07/1970-rapid-transit-brochure-located-in_28.htmlthe above can be seen as part of the 1970 Barracuda brochure: http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2009/06/1970-

TerraCuda by Foose at SEMA for a second year, in the Pirelli Booth

In last years post I have a bit of information about the Foose Terracuda: http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2009/01/terracuda-by-foose.html

Cool stuff that caught my attention at SEMA

If you aren't familiar, this is a Rolling Bones custom. They are well known by name for making fantastic customs I've been hoping to photograph this Barris emblem for a couple years One of the cooloest displayed vehicles, because it shows purpose captured, and brought into the diplay. Not the inferred power of the engine, or stopping ability of the brakes, but the mud that this takes on

The last La Mesa cruise night of the summer of 2009

A look around at the small main drag that everyone cruises The bikers always line up on this street I found it cool that this VW doesn't have a back window 1929 Cord These two Caddys are always in front of Sanfilippos 1956 Empi sportster before fiberglass The Sanfilippos Stude has a happy driver There were about 4 split window vettes Terrific color I noticed the fender skirts on this Galaxie

Escondido weekly Friday afternoon cruise and car show

Crusin Grand at Escondido, had a big variety of cruisers, mostly Mopars

Just like Peter Fonda's bike in Easy Rider Carrera GT.... lotsa dough to pay for that, good thing it makes it out of the garage for a cruise! 1960 Ford truck Yeah, putting the R/T emblem on the grill is really tacky. Great car, and looks better w/o the R/T emblem Both the above and below photos were posted because of the other cars in the photos This is one great looking blue... the camera

1970 Plymouth Rapid Transit Brochure located in the 1969 Oct Hot Rod... love this Barracuda

the Mod Top that is rarely seen on Mopars from the late 60's... a marketing idea that was indicative of the 60's "Flower Power" hippy generation

Via: http://svammelsurium.blogg.se/2008/september/de-forgatna-del-22-plymouth-mod-top-special.html

The 1970 Plymouth Barracuda brochure, high def, high res

via: http://marx.oldcarmanualproject.com/index.php?cat=2