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Re: The M46 Barracuda - What were the differences and how
« Reply #30 on: December 11, 2008 - 09:12:02 PM »
looks like number 8 is also related. 

  I do believe that the scoops are held on by studs and also with a screw on one corner.  I do believe
    every pair I have examined has had a screw on one of the corners. 
       I will have to go and check.
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Re: The M46 Barracuda - What were the differences and how
« Reply #31 on: December 11, 2008 - 09:17:52 PM »
Here are a few pages of info.

  The first pic is the original stripe that is on my car.  What's left of it anyway.
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« Reply #32 on: December 11, 2008 - 09:23:47 PM »
And a few more. 
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Re: The M46 Barracuda - What were the differences and how
« Reply #33 on: December 11, 2008 - 09:25:34 PM »
I see I repeated a few, sorry about that. 
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Re: The M46 Barracuda - What were the differences and how
« Reply #34 on: December 11, 2008 - 09:35:07 PM »
 :2thumbs:  I really like how this has started.  It is so good to have the informataion in one place.  I am glad to see the interest in the option as well.    Gordon
Got a pretty good start on my M46 optioned Barracuda restoration but now it is on hold till I can gather more funds.  Still need a few parts for it.  SIU Graduate 75 AAS Automotive Tech, 94 BS Advanced Tech Studies, 1997 MSED Workforce Education and Development

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1998 Dodge Darango

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Re: The M46 Barracuda - What were the differences and how
« Reply #35 on: December 11, 2008 - 09:39:59 PM »
Since the M46 cars are already included in both of the 1970 Hamtramck & LA registries, I went in & counted the ones I know of so far.

Information is not complete for all of theses, but as of today this is what I have on file;

I have records on 24 M46 Barracudas so far. Of these 24;

10 are from the Hamtramck plant

14 are from the LA plant

For the hard tops;

11 are known with the 318.

5 are known with the 383 2-barrel

5 are known with the 383 4-barrel

For the convertibles;

Two are known with the 318

One is known with the 383 2-barrel

These are the color & trim combinations I know of so far;

BL1 V1G    H6T5
EB5 EB5    H6B5
EF8 EF8    H6F8
EV2 EV2   H6X9
EV2 EV2    H6X9
EV2 V1X   H6X9
EV2 V1X    H6X9
EV2 V3W   H6XW
EW1 EW1    H6E4
FC7 FC7    H6X9
FC7 V3W   H6XW
FE5 FE5    H6E4
FF4 FF4   H6F8
FF4 FF4    H6F8
FF4 FF4    H6T5
FK5 FK5   H6X9
FK5 V1X   ???
FT6 FT6    H6T5
FT6 FT6    H6X9
FY1 FY1    H6X9
FY1 V1X    H4X9
FY1 V1X    H4X9
FY1 V1X    H6X9
FY1 V3X H6X9

Please remember that these numbers can only GO UP as information on more cars comes in.

If you have one of these & have not contacted me yet, please do so so I can update the list.



(No, I do not know what color stripes came on the blue car. Yet. )  ;)




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Re: The M46 Barracuda - What were the differences and how
« Reply #36 on: December 11, 2008 - 09:56:17 PM »
Here are a few pics of the scoops I own.  As you can see, the aluminum one has no more studs left.
  However, the metal one has a few studs left. 
  All three have screw holes on the bottoms.  One of the scoops still have the screw. 
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Re: The M46 Barracuda - What were the differences and how
« Reply #37 on: December 11, 2008 - 10:43:24 PM »
I checked dates too.

The earliest one I know of has a SPD of 8-19-1969 & the latest one I know of so far has a SPD of December 18, 1969. (1970 model year)

Oddly enough, I have not confirmed one yet after that. Yet......

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Re: The M46 Barracuda - What were the differences and how
« Reply #38 on: December 11, 2008 - 10:44:45 PM »
Since the M46 cars are already included in both of the 1970 Hamtramck & LA registries, I went in & counted the ones I know of so far.

Information is not complete for all of theses, but as of today this is what I have on file;

I have records on 23 M46 Barracudas so far. Of these 23;

9 are from the Hamtramck plant

14 are from the LA plant

For the hard tops;

11 are known with the 318.

5 are known with the 383 2-barrel

5 are known with the 383 4-barrel

For the convertibles;

One is known with the 318

One is known with the 383 2-barrel

These are the color & trim combinations I know of so far;

BL1 V1G    H6T5
EB5 EB5    H6B5
EF8 EF8    H6F8
EV2 EV2   H6X9
EV2 EV2    H6X9
EV2 V1X   H6X9
EV2 V1X    H6X9
EV2 V3W   H6XW
EW1 EW1    H6E4
FC7 FC7    H6X9
FC7 V3W   H6XW
FE5 FE5    H6E4
FF4 FF4   H6F8
FF4 FF4    H6F8
FF4 FF4    H6T5
FK5 FK5   H6X9
FK5 V1X   ???
FT6 FT6    H6T5
FT6 FT6    H6X9
FY1 FY1    H6X9
FY1 V1X    H4X9
FY1 V1X    H4X9
FY1 V1X    H6X9

Please remember that these numbers can only GO UP as information on more cars comes in.

If you have one of these & have not contacted me yet, please do so so I can update the list.



(No, I do not know what color stripes came on the blue car. Yet. )  ;)





Hi Barry,

This is good info buddy.  Any chance you could cantact the owners and ask if they would be interested in sharing pictures and information about there cars please ?

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1970 Barracuda   (O^--^===|===^--^O)
1971 Barracuda   (O O {]{]{]|[}[}[} O O)
1970 Challenger  (O O [======R/T=] O O)
1971 Challenger  (O O ===== ===== O O)
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Re: The M46 Barracuda - What were the differences and how
« Reply #39 on: December 11, 2008 - 10:52:56 PM »
Hey Barry,

I have to work out a way to send you info via e-mail of my car so i am in the registery buddy :2thumbs: do you have a program link that  i can fill and send back, as i have a scan picture of my frnder tag rubbing. . . . . . . . . . .
1970 Barracuda   (O^--^===|===^--^O)
1971 Barracuda   (O O {]{]{]|[}[}[} O O)
1970 Challenger  (O O [======R/T=] O O)
1971 Challenger  (O O ===== ===== O O)
I pay homage to the best Mopars ever built.

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Re: The M46 Barracuda - What were the differences and how
« Reply #40 on: December 12, 2008 - 01:11:16 AM »
Ken, here are the pictures from the other thread. I have more.

  These pics are of cars that do not retain the lower body black out. 
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Re: The M46 Barracuda - What were the differences and how
« Reply #41 on: December 12, 2008 - 01:26:37 AM »
Here are some more pics of existing cars.  :droolingbounce:
  Hope you guys don't mind lots of pictures with this thread!   :bigsmile:

  If there is a picture of someones car on here, I have taken these all from the net in the past. 
  I hope to not offend anyone if they own one of these cars.
  I take pretty much any picture I can get my hands on if it is an M46. 
  My apologies if someone does not want a picture on here. 
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Re: The M46 Barracuda - What were the differences and how
« Reply #42 on: December 12, 2008 - 01:28:07 AM »
another vert pic.
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Re: The M46 Barracuda - What were the differences and how
« Reply #43 on: December 12, 2008 - 03:16:25 AM »
Pretty sure they were black.

I do not recall having engineering draws that show all the different grille styles. But, even if I did Chrysler will not let me share them since they have licensed a company to sell them in book form.

They do not like it when someone gives something away for free when they think they can make money on it I guess.........

Link to what I know about it here;

http://www.hamtramck-historical.com/photos-engineeringDrawingsMenu.shtml


Hey Barry.  I tryed to order some manuals but for some reason it will not let me from over here.  I hope they make the manufactures drawings soon also.  Gordon
Got a pretty good start on my M46 optioned Barracuda restoration but now it is on hold till I can gather more funds.  Still need a few parts for it.  SIU Graduate 75 AAS Automotive Tech, 94 BS Advanced Tech Studies, 1997 MSED Workforce Education and Development

1970 M46 Barracuda
1998 Dodge Darango

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Re: The M46 Barracuda - What were the differences and how
« Reply #44 on: December 12, 2008 - 03:23:05 AM »
Here are some pictures of the scoops
1970 Barracuda   (O^--^===|===^--^O)
1971 Barracuda   (O O {]{]{]|[}[}[} O O)
1970 Challenger  (O O [======R/T=] O O)
1971 Challenger  (O O ===== ===== O O)
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