Photo: eBay seller hotrod4rd
While finding a Plymouth Cuda in a decent condition these days isn’t necessarily mission impossible, the example we highlight today comes with so many special bits that it’ll blow your mind.
And before anything, you should just quickly browse the photos in the gallery, as they perfectly showcase the mint condition this Cuda still features after so many years.
Built in 1970, the Cuda is all original, according to eBay seller hotrod4rd, so the green metallic paint you see on the body is still the one that Plymouth applied 51 years ago. The overall condition is impressive, to say the least, and a visual inspection based on the provided photos suggests there’s not a single spot of rust or anything that’d require fixing on this car.
And this more or less makes sense. The owner says the Cuda has been garaged for the past 30 years, though it’s not clear if the car has still been taken out regularly for quick drives or it was just left parked in the same place for three decades.
Unfortunately, we’re not told if the engine starts and runs, but on the other hand, given the car's overall condition, we expect everything to be just like it’s supposed to be on a new ride. The matching numbers 440 Six Pack under the hood is paired with an automatic transmission, and according to the listing, the odometer indicates just 42,000 miles (67,600 km).
That makes sense given the car has spent most of its time in a garage.
Clearly, this is a super-rare find, and judging from the information included in the eBay listing, it’s almost impossible to find anything to complain about on this Cuda. It’s an example pretty much everybody would love to own. Still, at first glance, you’ll have to fight against tens of people who are also interested in the car.
The auction has already recorded close to 30 bids, with the top at the time of writing set at $70,000.
Built in 1970, the Cuda is all original, according to eBay seller hotrod4rd, so the green metallic paint you see on the body is still the one that Plymouth applied 51 years ago. The overall condition is impressive, to say the least, and a visual inspection based on the provided photos suggests there’s not a single spot of rust or anything that’d require fixing on this car.
And this more or less makes sense. The owner says the Cuda has been garaged for the past 30 years, though it’s not clear if the car has still been taken out regularly for quick drives or it was just left parked in the same place for three decades.
Unfortunately, we’re not told if the engine starts and runs, but on the other hand, given the car's overall condition, we expect everything to be just like it’s supposed to be on a new ride. The matching numbers 440 Six Pack under the hood is paired with an automatic transmission, and according to the listing, the odometer indicates just 42,000 miles (67,600 km).
That makes sense given the car has spent most of its time in a garage.
Clearly, this is a super-rare find, and judging from the information included in the eBay listing, it’s almost impossible to find anything to complain about on this Cuda. It’s an example pretty much everybody would love to own. Still, at first glance, you’ll have to fight against tens of people who are also interested in the car.
The auction has already recorded close to 30 bids, with the top at the time of writing set at $70,000.
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