'71 'Cuda, #s 383/4-sp, Black on White with White Billboards and VT...Wow.

[scuncio]

I am in love with the color combination. Was white billboards on black some sort of special order?

Link to 1971 'Cuda auction

[ZLP955]

Probably got mistaken for a cop many times back in the day! But that is a very striking combination, neat car.

[mockingbird812]

Stunning combination to be sure. I do have to mention that one of my favorite photos for these on line sales is the open-the-hood/trunk-and-back-off-a-good-15-paces shots. Hey I gave em under hood and trunk shots!!!!!

[Ricks72Z28]

Nice car, but why no tach....

[Tracker1]

Originally Posted by Ricks72Z28

Nice car, but why no tach....

Rallye dash with the tach was an option on the Cuda, but standard equipment on the Dodge Challenger R/T. Dodge was the "step-up" brand from the cheap Plymouth. So nicer trim bits on Dodges and more came standard with them.

And white billboards were actually the recommended color for a TX9 car, with black billboards on black being not-recommended (but highly sought after today)

[Ricks72Z28]

Thanks, just odd with 4 speed no tach...Couldn't have been that much cost of an option.

[MosportGreen66]

Originally Posted by Ricks72Z28

Thanks, just odd with 4 speed no tach...Couldn't have been that much cost of an option.

My 69 Z28 is console, 4 speed, no tach, no gauges. Anything was possible.

[Tracker1]

Originally Posted by ricks72z28

thanks, just odd with 4 speed no tach...couldn't have been that much cost of an option.

$87.30 or $79.75 depending on what time during the year you ordered

[KenMaisano]

If this is the same car that was for sale a few years back at RK Motors. I believe the Billboards were added.

[scuncio]

Thanks Ken...would definitely look way less dramatic without the white billboards.

Looks like this car was a no-sale last time, and has been relisted in the link below.

Link to 1971 Cuda auction