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If you want a slick \'Cuda, now is probably the time to buy. They continue to accelerate in value, and even small block cars like this 1970 340 \'Cuda are gaining value by leaps and bounds as the big block cars soar past six figures. With a classic high-performance look and sparkling performance
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Wow, talk about a cool car with a great look! This 1974 Plymouth \'Cuda resto-mod nails the pro-touring movement with a lowered stance and oversized wheels, and few cars are better proportioned than the early Barracuda. The builder put this one together for himself, and the attention to detail
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Restomods are something everyone can appreciate. It doesn\'t matter if you\'re a fan of authentic, factory-correct builds or wild pro streets, cars like this 1973 Dodge Challenger will catch everyone\'s eyes and bring them in for a closer look. After going through a ground up, rotisserie restoration,
$59,998
1972 Plymouth Cuda Stock number #1604 Super nice exterior paint (1 repaint) Factory black Original interior Numbers Matching 340cid 5.6 liter V8 engine Odometer shows 69,xxx miles Automatic transmission Power disc brakes Power steering Must drive to appreciate! Runs/drives/stops well! Financing/low
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There are very few words more fearsome in the pony car world than \'Cuda. So, it\'s irresistible to find one like this recently restored 1972 Plymouth \'Cuda, that blends big block 440 muscle car style with enough modern upkeep to be a daily driver.
$59,995
This stylish 1973 \'Cuda is finished beautifully in Mopar\'s famous B5 Blue with a contrasting Black vinyl top and side stripe, making it look fantastic from any angle. The aggressively styled front end, artfully sculpted twin scoop hood, round taillights, and stylized exhaust tips protruding
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There are very few words more fearsome in the pony car world than \'Cuda. So it\'s almost irresistible to find one like this 1973 Plymouth \'Cuda that blends original style with enough modern upkeep to be a daily driver.
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We know why you love a Mopar. Chrysler built some of the most interesting designs of the muscle car era, and they did it in the lowest numbers. So of course you\'re going to be attracted to this 1970 Plymouth \'Cuda convertible. Not many came packaged like this from the factory, with features
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There aren\'t many cars that inspire car-related lust like the Plymouth \'Cuda. And in the muscle car era, 1970 was the biggest year of all. This particular 1970 Plymouth \'Cuda is a special one, sporting its matching-numbers 383/4-speed powertrain, a long list of factory options including
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This 1974 Plymouth \'Cuda was built with the art of the car in mind. It\'s a labor of love that includes beautiful custom paint, one-of-a-kind A/C interior, five-speed manual, and a mean 512 ci 600 hp six-pack monster under the hood – this coupe is what happens when someone decides that only
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There are very few words more fearsome in the pony car world than \'Cuda. So it\'s almost irresistible to find one like this 1973 Plymouth \'Cuda that blends original style with even more muscle under the hood.
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We know why you love a Mopar. Chrysler built some of the most interesting designs of the muscle car era, and they did it in the lowest numbers. So of course you\'re going to be attracted to this 1973 Plymouth \'Cuda. And with slick silver paint, white-faced gauges, air conditioning, four-on-the-floor,
$149,900
SEMA Hemi Cuda Pro Touring 6.1L HEMI 525 HP 5 Speed. This stunning 1970 Plymouth Cuda has now shown up at RK Motors and is ready for a new owner to take control. Inquire today for more details! Conviction Built For SEMA Nicknamed \"Conviction Cuda,\" this car was built for the 2008 SEMA
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Rarely do you ever get to see a classic Mopar muscle machine for this kind of price. But more than just a mean, green coupe, this 1970 Plymouth Cuda is packing the famous 440 Six Pack under the hood. There\'s plenty of more great details on this car, but read them quickly before this one
$117,000
Gateway Classic Cars of Las Vegas presents this 1970 Plymouth Cuda. This beautiful example is painted in Plymouth \'High Impact\' color code J5, Lime Light Green with Black interior. According to the owner the car recently underwent a restoration. The 383/335 V8 \'Super Commando\' engine is
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A 1971 Plymouth \'Cuda with its numbers-Matching original V8, four-speed manual transmission, and restored in its correct Lemon Twist. Oh yeah, we decided to bring your dream Mopar directly to you.
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A big block muscle car from a year with a distinct and singular design. If you\'re a Mopar fan, we didn\'t have to give you these reminders why the 1971 Plymouth \'Cuda is so special. And if you already knew that, then you also know how much of an opportunity this is.
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A rare 1971 Plymouth \'Cuda with a 340 V8 and fresh application of Plum Crazy. Oh yeah, we decided to bring your dream Mopar directly to you.
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The Plymouth \'Cuda AAR was the muscle car equivalent of a comet - almost impossible to look away from and yet around for just a brief time. Built only for a single year (1970), these were the street versions of their Trans Am racing brethren, which were piloted by racing legends Swede Savage
$199,995
1971 Plymouth Cuda Pro Touring For SaleNo Expense Spared Mini Tubed Pro Touring Cuda Build With A Killer StanceStill Like New With Only 1,278 Miles On The RestorationFuel Injected 426/425hp HEMI Crate Motor, Fully Dressed with 10 To 1 Compression and Serpentine System Built TorqueFlite 727
