Video of a very rare 1971 Plymouth ‘Cuda Convertible powered by its original 440-6 Barrel engine (called 440-6 pack when installed in Dodge cars). This rare fish had been sitting in storage for approximately 35 years before it was recently uncovered. The letter “V” in the VIN of this ‘Cuda confirms it’s a real deal 440-6 Barrel which makes it a very rare car as only 17 V-code Cuda convertibles were built in 1971.
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At the very least 100k.
More than I could afford
What ever someone will pay!
$500
Jokes
At one time lol maybe 100 bucks in the 80s today 30,000 to 50,000 the way it sits.
Numbers matching 71 with a 426 just sold for three and a half million at Barrett-Jackson I’d be willing to bet if that one is numbers-matching it will sell for well over a mil
Dang that’s who has all the muscle cars, the farmers, who would have ever thunk that !
@ 750 Gs
Numbers Mach and any paper, 1 mil.
$ 300k
Expensive
3 deucesnot 6 Barrell
New Insane trend… They are actually now worth more unmolested. A car is only original once. If you dump 30/40 large on frame off. Keep it. If you plan to sell why the heck dump all that cheese in it?????
40,000
A lot of bunches
It’s worth whatever a rich man wants to pay how can anybody pay money for this junk
Tax cheaters they have to spend it somewherr
Really who cares it’s car
That car sitting like that. It isn’t worth more then 15,000. A friend of mine bought a one owner Plymouth roadrunner for 1,500. He said to me that car that has rust holes in it was worth 12,000 just the way it sat. He got it running . He is my mechanic.
It’s a Cuda !
I know its a Cuda. And they were nice cars back in the day. But I ,my opinion wouldn’t give a million dollars for the way its sitting right now.
Another “rare” barn find? There seems to be a of these.
10.00th
Awesome
Jeremy Kench
$1000000
I know where another one is too
Mid ’70s, I owned a stock ’70 ‘Cuda 440-6 barrel vitamin C orange automatic. Sold in ’78 for $1,800. Damn the bad luck!
$50.00!!!
I think 200-250k, numbers matching with documentation of course. Auction value after full body restoration 500-800k