1970 Plymouth Cuda 440 4 Speed W/ 4.10 Dana, 484 Hemi on 2040-cars
Choctaw, Oklahoma, United States
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Up for sale is my 1970 Plymouth Cuda. It is originally a 440, 4 Speed, 4.10 Dana Car and is still all original except for the engine which is now a 484 Hemi. The numbers matching engine was not in the car when I purchased it in Nov 1979, but it did have a replacement block in the car that has no serial number on it, and I still have that engine, which will go with the vehicle. I assume it was replaced for warranty work. The car still has its numbers matching 4 speed transmission and the original Dana rearend. This car has the following options; Super TrakPac, which came with power front disc brakes and 4.10 rearend ratio. It also has power steering with the factory cooler. I just replaced the clutch with a Centerforce dual friction setup. This car is originally Lemon Twist Yellow with a Tan interior and it did have a White vinyl top, but it is now Black. It also came with a console, which I still have, but it is not in the car. I added the rear wing and the 71 Shaker hood. The wing and hood are original pieces, not reproductions. I recovered the seats with covers from Legendary in the original color. It also has the factory Rallye gauges, pistol grip shifter, Centerline Warrior wheels with New Mickey Thompson street radials and a Sony stereo system. The current engine is a 484 Hemi using a new Siamese block with Aluminum heads. Bore is 4.310 and the Stroke is 4.15. Inside the engine are the following parts: Wiesco pistons, Manley H beam Rods, Mopar Crankshaft, Crower Solid Lifter Cam (251/255 @ .050, .571/.569 lift), stock intake with two 600 CFM eldebrock carburators, carter electric fuel pump, aluminum water pump housing, TTI headers with 3 inch exhaust. I also added frame connectors to keep the car safer and reduce body twist, as I do race the car about 3 - 4 times a year. Best time so far on Mickey Thompson street radials is 11.34 at 123 Mph. So, except for the engine change and the frame connectors, this car is mostly original and this car has not been in any accidents since I have owned the car, which has been since November 1979. As stated before, this car is driven often and raced maybe 3-4 times a year. It does have two small dents in the body, one in the passenger door and one at the front of the drivers fender and there could be some very small startings of rust spots in the left rear quarter behind the rear tire, otherwise the body is in very nice shape. It is not in show condition, especially the underside, but it attracts its share of attention Wherever it goes!!! Plymouth built 314, 440, 4 barrel, 4 speed Cudas in 1970. If you include the facts that it has the Super Trac Pac option with Lemon Twist paint and Tan interior, I would think this makes for a fairly rare and desirable vehicle. Thanks for looking!!!
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Once again, thank you for the interest and good luck if you choose to bid!
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