If there is a single car that typifies the finale of the American muscle-car era, it is the 1971 Plymouth Hemi Cuda! Under the Shaker scoop is the legendary Chrysler Hemi engine, birthed for NASCAR dominance and in its final production season in 1971 before bowing out due to government regulations and insurance premiums. Dual 4-barrel carburetors scream for mercy as they push fuel through the hemispherical cylinder heads, with dual exhaust emitting a fearsome roar. Only 108 hardtops were produced and this Hemi Cuda features the unique combination of Goldleaf Metallic paint coupled to black Hemi billboard striping.
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"Akron" Arlen Vanke was a working-man's drag racer. Competing--and winning--in the Stock, Super Stock and Pro Stock classes, he set records with Pontiacs and, later, Plymouths, earning multiple Stock...
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This is a limited model with only 642 pieces produced world wide Make no mistake, 1970 Hemi ‘Cudas are rare. Plymouth made just 652 Hardtops total to be exact. Most customers had one thing in...
