1971 Plymouth Cuda Base 7.2l on 2040-cars
Toms River, New Jersey, United States
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This is a 1971 440 Six Pack Plymouth Cuda with over $80,000.00 invested into over the coarse of seven years.
It was a 1st prize winner at The Mopar Nationals three years in a row, was in nine magazines, front pages, centerfolds and even used on the flyers to promoteThe Mopar Nationals. The suspension has been beefed up beyond belief with super stock springs, oversized bars everywhere, frame connectors welding the frame solid, disc breaks at all four corners with and sits absolutely laser straight, and the interior is in remarkable condition. The 440 Six Pack was built without cutting one corner producing just over 600 HP. Motor is out of car with not one mile on it and connects to a pistol grip four speed shifter with a line lock bottom on the shifter positioned for you thumb, which connects down to the to the Dana 60. Car looks mint from a few feet away, but has been outside under a cover in a driveway for a few years and now has minor blemishes here and there with few bubbling under the paint here and there, but is an absolutely complete 1971 Cuda that needs absolutely nothing at all, (not one moulding, splash guard, weatherstripping, etc). Do to extremely unfortunate dire situation, I must now sell the car immediately as is, but do know exactly what I am sitting on! If you like at the license plate on the private pictures and magazine pictures, you will notice the plate reads: 2 DI 4 on everything. You will never find a car like this that needs such very little work, time and money to become a $90,000.00 first prize winner ever again, built so well! |
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