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I used these and I'm very happy with them Amazon product ASIN B07R9VW9HY

I did this as well... and I am loving it so far, great light and lower draw on the system. I also replaced ALL other lights in the car with LED (dash, marker, turn signal/brake, reverse). everything is much brighter, especially the dash lights. I can actually see the gauges at night now

I just received my Hagarty renewal yesterday .. it went up exactly 10%. I can live with that.

ok I figured this out.. yes, I was missing the obvious.

Hi and welcome from Maine! Great stuff .... love the cars!

1970 Cuda .. how exactly do I get the bulbs out of the side marker lights in the front fenders? do I have to remove the entire light assembly from the fender to get at the bulb? I must be missing the obvious simple way to do it.

The car looks fantastic!! hopefully I'll see it at a car show or cruise night sometime. I do get down to MA and RI a few times a summer.

Welcome from Maine! would love to hear about what you're driving.

welcome from Maine. sweet ride!

Welcome from Maine! love the color! drive it! yes drive it often and hard.

Welcome from Maine!

There is a company taking new challengers and making them into 1971 Hemi Cudas if you got $250,000 lol. The do look really good though https://www.hotrod.com/features/1971-plymouth-hemi-cuda-conversion-from-2023-dodge-challenger/

I don't have cragars, I have aftermarket factory style 15x8 with 275/60/15 on the back. They fit and i haven't had any rubbing, but I would say it's a tight fit. I believe the backspacing is either 4.25 or 4.5 I can't remember

I had a driveshaft made from www.dennysdriveshaft.com, who I believe is in NY... it was years ago.. like 20 years but I remember being quite happy with it. That car is long gone so I can't speak to longevity.

I'm planning to this year .. well "daily" for me will not include Winter as I live in Maine. But April - November my Cuda will be my primary driver. I'm expecting to put about 1000 - 1200 miles on it

that's going to be a sweet ride when it's done!

Welcome from Maine!

Welcome from Maine! Love the green!

This was my first barracuda. It was 1992 and I was 20 years old. I believe it was a 73 but it could have been a 74 .. Now I have this 1970 Cuda AAR clone or "tribute"

your videos and explanations are VERY helpful. Thank you so much for taking the time to do these!