1970 Hemi Cuda, FF4, 4spd

[LoStHeMi]

https://www.hemmings.com/classifieds/listing/1970-plymouth-cuda-saratoga-springs-ny-2815989

[Brads70]

nice car but can't say I'm a fan of the colors, paint and interior.

[1970 cuda Joe]

My 340 car was that colour. Looks good when fresh.....Joe

[JH27N0B]

I've never owned a green car and getting one is on my bucket list.  After 40+ years in the hobby I have seen more than enough high impact paint cars, so I don't get excited about seeing any more, therefore the color appeals to me.
I am not a fan of green interiors though!
And it looks like it has manual steering.  One of my E bodies is manual steering and I have vowed I won't ever get another car that doesn't have PS.
All in all I like it though, can't recall seeing a hemi cuda that hue.  I think 50% of them are FC7! 

[7E-Bodies]

My first JS23U0B was F4 and it had a chameleon effect during different times of the day. I swear it'd go from a whitish green in the sun to almost an F7 or 8 in the dusk light. I loved it. Wouldn't be my choice if I could travel back and order one, but... 

[cuda hunter]

BS23R0B187

For posterity.

[RUNCHARGER]

I should hate it but I don't. That's a good looking car. Although generally I like green interiors but not so much on this one, probably the camera lighting. Part of being a Mopar guy is not following the herd and I think my next Mopar will be green just to tick off the enthusiasts that don't like green. I guess that's why I had my FM3 Challenger when it wasn't a thing. Nothing better than goading people into a street race that they won't win after they insult the colour of your car.

[70_440-6Cuda]

Love the paint, interior not so much.  Can anyone give an idea of expected sell price?  Not that it matters for me, but curious anyway

[Mr. Mopar Colorado]

I think that is a gorgeous car. Not the same as everybody else. I had a beautiful 70 Challenger R/T in F3. I loved it.