'71 hemicuda 4speed TorRed

[PhilS]

http://www.apexautosports.com/images/galleries/cars/1971%20Orange%20Hemi%20Cuda/hemicuda.html

Car has two sheets and original tags. Factory 4.10, leather, driving lights, racing mirrors, rallyes, full tint etc. Ordered with no radio or console. 30,500 miles with original sheet metal except one replaced quarter. Older repaint in original color. Trunk, door jams and underside original paint. Car drives great for a Plymouth. Known ownership history, never rusty and well cared for. NOM with original trans. Galen inspected. $345,000 or trades. Contact #972-345-9604

[PhilS]

Might add that there has been some activity in this market lately. A very good car has recently sold privately for strong money and the few others that can be had are significantly higher than this car. Also thought that the 426 looks might be a sign.

[mockingbird812]

Nice looking 'cuda. Great color and the billboards look great. I like your comments... &quot; <span style="font-style: italic">Car drives great <span style="font-weight: bold">for a Plymouth</span>.</span>&quot; Good luck Phil.

'70s may be showing some life too: There was a nice '70 HEMI 'cuda Blue Fire Metallic/Blk Vinyl top, auto console with Broadcast sheet &amp; orig engine that sold for $270K+ within the last year.

[Tracker1]

The '71s have taken a tumble but not nearly as much as the '70s - this 1971 is unrestored and is not an original billboard car, but a really nice example of the breed that you can drive and not feel bad about rock chips etc.....at least that's the way I'd use it. cool car

[PhilS]

Thanks guys. I agree that they did take a pretty good hit like everything else but have lately been on the upswing. Hope its a harbinger of better times. As far as this car goes I would not even consider a restoration. It's never been apart and way too nice to justify the expense. Plus the fact that it wouldn't be driven with a fresh resto. I've had a lot of fun cruising around in this one and it gets lots of attention everywhere I go.