One to buy if you win the lottery

[JH27N0B]

Is this the cuda that a hockey star owned and had restored a few years back?
https://www.ebay.com/itm/1971-Plymouth-Barracuda-Cuda-440-6-Barrel/193700890615?

[anlauto]

Yea...I would fight you for that one.....Beautiful car, but the lottery win would have to be big enough to afford to get the car repainted...or at the minimum cut and polished.

[Cudajason]

for that price they could cut and buff the paint....and the body lines on the door do not look like they line up to the quarters or the fenders very well.

Jason

[challengermaniac]

Very nice, although assume it's not up to the standards of a similar 70 Cuda 440 Auto that sold at Mecum in May 2020 for $1,155,000 or another 4 speed recently sold privately for around $1.5 million (per seller). 

Then again, may be a great deal (Condition, condition, condition)!

[anlauto]

In this one picture the fender and door look like two different colours

It would likely look 100 times better outside in natural light for pictures 

[torredcuda]

Nice, but not the top of my list of dream cars and for that money the panel alignment sucks and needs a serious cut and buff.

[TWOBOLTS]

I'm no expert. Maybe they were going for original enamel look.

[JH27N0B]

It is the hockey players car.
https://www.autoevolution.com/news/hockey-hall-of-fame-member-ed-belfour-is-selling-his-1971-plymouth-cuda-144084.html

[anlauto]

I'm no expert. Maybe they were going for original enamel look.

Well they surpassed that look...

[RzeroB]

Pass. If I were to spend that kind of money I'd rather have a hardtop elephant 

[torredcuda]

In this one picture the fender and door look like two different colours

It would likely look 100 times better outside in natural light for pictures 

Metallic looks too heavy also, not sure if that is a factory color mix or ??

[torredcuda]

I`d prefer a `70, four speed no console -
https://www.hemmings.com/classifieds/dealer/plymouth/cuda/2041310.html

[JH27N0B]

I'm more of a Challenger guy and if I had a huge windfall, a 70 V code Challenger convertible and a 71 hemi Challenger would top my shopping list.  For a cuda, I prefer 70s so a 70 hemi cuda and a 70 cuda 340 4 speed convertible would be my goals over a 71 V code vert.
I'd need a bigger place with a huge garage first, I don't have room for the cars I already have!  I guess I'm lucky I never win the lotto as it would make life far too complicated....