Review/Breakdown: 1971 Plymouth hemicuda Convertible
Ahh, a bright yellow and white 1971 Plymouth ‘cuda convertible, powered by the legendary 426 Hemi V8. Truly a fantasy machine for just about every red-blooded gear head, Plymouth fan or not. Only 11 were built with the Hemi, and it’s important to note that just 374 1971 ‘cuda convertibles were produced in total, so they are pretty rare, no matter what’s under the hood. This combination of an angry Hemi in a summertime fun drop-top ‘cuda might seem like a mismatch, but that’s part of the mystique of these cars. From The Brothers Collection.
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Absolutely stunning! #V8
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Absolutely stunning!I'm a 72 lover but will gladly take a 69 !
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Bill says: at The girl if she could like an 80 year old man. Don’t know what I would I would do with her but it should would be fun finding out.Have to go with the 'Stang. They're still producing hot girls.
Awesome
Absolutely Gorgeous Period
Almost look’s like the Don Johnson car from the series
THAT is my dream car.
Nice ride
The Cuda as well as the Chargers and Challengers are all Iconic muscle cars right at the top of the list! No slight to Ford or Chevy just saying MOpar or No car!!
I will take it
This the only American muscle car convertible I like. Not a convertible fan but on a Cuda of yeah.
I would love to have it. Mopar or no car
Before I die..id love to have this car…yours truly; gear head
Bad ass ride, wish I could have this car !! I have a 1967 Barracuda convertible with a 408 stroker engine 727 trans 3500 shall convertor, 8 3/4 – 3.55 gears!
Nice
My favourite car
69 camaro for me!
Beautiful!
Yes
I think it was the baddest car ever made!
Love it
Beautiful car,
Awesome. I love it
Beautiful, hot ride!!
Smoking car Mopar Muscle drop top and that particular car was in a TV series if u remember
My son wants one sooo bad
Awesome!
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Fave
Love them old mopor
Absolutely… the Cuda sets the goal for most muscle cars…
Most beautiful muscle car made. Wish my Formula S was a 71 Hemi Cuda Convertible. Hell, I’d love the hard top!