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#21
08-31-2004, 05:19 AM
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Re: $2 Million Hemicuda
You have to admit the story makes for a nice treasure hunt.
I wasn't so much interested in names, I wouldn't know any of them anyway, way over my head. But would be cool to find out 3 are in Texas, 6 in New York, 1 mysterious one in Charley's building..... something like that. Wouldn't surprise me to know that a board member has one of em. It's something cool, easy to track with so much money and a small number. I bet several in here could rattle of the current stats on most of them. I've never kept up with Mopars, but I sure dig the Hemi's!!! While looking for the Cuda's I found this, I LOVE as found photo's of cool cars...  And the sight. 
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#22
08-31-2004, 05:42 AM
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Re: $2 Million Hemicuda
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NJ-Steve is this the yellow one you refer to as owning, the one Don Johnson copied for the show? [/ QUOTE ] Yup, that's my old old car. Bought it in B- condition for $24,000 in 1985, then did a minor restoration on the car, got it in a few magazines and sold it during my last year of college for $54,000 to Otis. At the time everyone thought I was nuts (when I bought it: for paying too much and when I sold it: for taking advantage of Otis by selling it for so much) Gotta love those 1980's prices. 
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#23
08-31-2004, 06:47 AM
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Re: $2 Million Hemicuda
Steve - reading your latest post I don't know whether to laugh, cry or try to laugh so I don't cry...
 
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#24
08-31-2004, 03:10 PM
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Re: $2 Million Hemicuda
Charley posted pictures of three of these cars earlier in the year. Titled "Mopar Spring Fling". It's on page 8 of this forum. Patrick
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#25
08-31-2004, 04:27 PM
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Re: $2 Million Hemicuda
PPPJJJFFF Thanks for that.
I knew Charley was involved some how!!!! [ QUOTE ] Yes that is the stock interior. The car has all its paperwork. The three Cuda converts are owned by two different People in Phoenix-Scottsdale. Here is a pic of me driving it right before I backed it into a garbage can similar to the one in the background. Smart guy that I am. [/ QUOTE ]  NJSteve.... 2 orange? Does that change the count or are they not both 71? I guess this is your yellow one again, looks the same by the pics. Nice profit by the way.
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#26
08-31-2004, 05:37 PM
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Re: $2 Million Hemicuda
The orange one in the back is a 70 not a 71.
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08-31-2004, 06:26 PM
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08-31-2004, 09:48 PM
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Re: $2 Million Hemicuda
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Either one of these the real deal, didn't find anything but pics?  Bigger Silver Pic  [/ QUOTE ] The silver car is most likely the Winchester grey export car. The white car is a 1971 Challenger clone. The only year a Hemi Challenger R/T convertible was produced was 1970. I believe the number built was 9. In 1971 there were no Challenger R/T convertibles made at all, only hardtops, so therefore no Hemi Challenger R/T convertibles were produced. -NJSteve
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#29
08-31-2004, 10:37 PM
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Re: $2 Million Hemicuda
They had the white one labeled 71 but I was suspicious on that. I don't know the ins and outs of year distinctions on these by sight, yet.
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#30
09-02-2004, 08:25 AM
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Re: $2 Million Hemicuda
The second blue one? VIN even... I bought the 12/04 Mopar Action and see the 2 million buyer (Bill Weimann) is reported to own one of the two blue ones. This one or the first one I posted with the poverty hub caps? Sight I found it on
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