1973 Real Bs Cuda And 1974 Cuda Doner Car - 2 Cars On This Listing on 2040-cars
Taylor, Michigan, United States
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Due to my current health conditions , I had bought these cars and was going to build 1 out the 2, I can not finish what I had started . Up for auctions is 2 cars, 1973 Cuda - matching numbers engine , transmission, and rear end . Also a 1974 Cuda that I was going to use as a doner car .( at this time they did not have repopped items). Now that they do if you have the strive you could build both cars. The motor turns over but hasn't ran in over 20 years. So I would suggest a rebuild of the engine.Theally se cars are not for the faint of heart, they need serious work but they do sell the parts to fix 1 or both. I am throwing in an extra front frame and firewall that has no rot.
The 1973 Cuda is a BS car and has a 489 case with 355 gears number matching posi. The 1974 has a 489 case not sure if its a posi or not. The grille has no cracks and is in excellent condition for its age. The 73 also has the Rally dash. There are boxes of parts that came from when I started to do the restoration and had the BS car sent to stripped. I have the fender tags and build sheet for the 73. Like I said these are rough but they are 40+ year old cars , and was a project I was into but my health has changed and I have to clean out my polebarn. Please ask questions before bidding Items are AS IS Auction can end at anytime. Cash upon pickup is preferred, but will accept paypal too. I have alot of pictures I could only put in 24. But I have pictures of each of the boxes of stuff, the interior parts, the cars themselves, just email me and I can email them to you. Thanks for looking |
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