After three years in body shop prison, my Barracuda is finally coming home. She is getting striped tomorrow, then cleaned up and delivered!

Here are some pics of it now that it's painted Omaha orange.

Erik,
Long haul but see looks sweet
Good Luck
Bob

Thanks! This car was supposed to be a quick clean up and driver while I worked on my Challenger. It turned out to be a full blown restoration. My goal is to have it finished by early August. Not a lot of time, but now that I am unemployed I will have plenty of time to work on it. When it's done, I'll finally get back to the Challenger.

Hey Erik, its looking really sharp. I can't wait to see it done.

Sorry to hear your unemployed. I lost my job at Marcus Hook due to plant closure and got redeployed to Philly. What a drag this economy has been!

Tom

Looks great Erik. Great color selection

It's home. Here are some pics before it left the shop and on the roll back.

Congratulations Erik that looks awesome. Love the black slots and black stripe

Very Nice!!
3 years..... wow

WOW! That turned out GREAT!

Joe

thats very nice.....

looks sharp!

Nice !!!

S U ..... W E E T !!!!!!!!!!!

Thanks, everyone! After I got it home I found a few small things that will need to be changed/fixed. Like the fender bolts were all painted black instead of body color, and the hood pop up spring has already dug through the paint on the underside of the hood.

That's what happens when you let Ford guys paint a Mopar! LOL

That really looks good. Ron

wow, cool, I like the roll back tooo

Erik I saw business name of "Syracuse" on body shop building I am from Syracuse, NY anY tie in between Syracuse, NY and the body shop?

No. The shop is owned by a man named Jeff Syracuse and it's in Kresgeville, PA.