I purchased a 67 barracuda Convertible 3 years ago, and have been questioned several times about my Plymouth emblem on the front of the car. Mine is a small emblem on the drivers side of the front. Everyone is telling me that the 67's have Plymouth in large letters spaced on the front.Their belief is my car has a 68 or 69 doghouse and is not correct. My question is, could this have been a mid-year change? There is no evidence that mine was changed, and I know that the build date is May 31, 1967. Just curious. Larry

I am almost positive they should be plymouth spelled out.

It is common to see a '67 nose on a '68 and vice versa; I bet the crash interchange books list them as the same (just a guess) the only difference is the emblem

The letter and emblem holes were punched in the stamping process. 67 part number 2582850 68 part number 2786800

Thanks for the info. I'm not worried about keeping my car original per say, just tired of everyone asking me why my 67 has a 68 front end on it. I know the car has a lot of history, maybe it was wrecked at some time.Just wondered if maybe the lettering was a midyear change.

That is without a doubt a '68 front end. No worries, just enjoy your ride