Anyone here?

[CudaMoparRay]

Going down Hwy 80 in Placerville area, anyone we know? Nice '71 383 vert

[Cuda Cody]

Sweet cuda!

[Marty]

 

[Chryco Psycho]

Cool , out enjoying it !!

[GoodysGotaCuda]

Very nice. In the 8 years I've lived in North Texas, I've only seen two 'Cudas out in the wild. 

[1 Wild R/T]

Very nice. In the 8 years I've lived in North Texas, I've only seen two 'Cudas out in the wild. 

And somehow around here we probably have 4-5 that are seen out driving semi regularly... Cuda Dad drives his AAR a fair amount, his wife Cuda Mom drives her 340 Cuda quite a bit... and I've seen a few others around...

[gzig5]

Very nice. In the 8 years I've lived in North Texas, I've only seen two 'Cudas out in the wild. 

And somehow around here we probably have 4-5 that are seen out driving semi regularly... Cuda Dad drives his AAR a fair amount, his wife Cuda Mom drives her 340 Cuda quite a bit... and I've seen a few others around...

Because California.....
Probably the highest concentration of classic and vintage cars in the US.

I used to live in Sonoma County and still fly back to Reno and drive up to Mt. Shasta each year to visit retired friends.  I'd kill to get my Cuda out on some of those mountain back roads in the Sierra and Coastal Range.

[e_body70]

Very nice. In the 8 years I've lived in North Texas, I've only seen two 'Cudas out in the wild. 

And somehow around here we probably have 4-5 that are seen out driving semi regularly... Cuda Dad drives his AAR a fair amount, his wife Cuda Mom drives her 340 Cuda quite a bit... and I've seen a few others around...

Because California.....
Probably the highest concentration of classic and vintage cars in the US.

I used to live in Sonoma County and still fly back to Reno and drive up to Mt. Shasta each year to visit retired friends.  I'd kill to get my Cuda out on some of those mountain back roads in the Sierra and Coastal Range.

You got that right!!  Here's our latest video from the Bay Area, California of us Classic Mopar owners getting our cars out and enjoying the weather just last month!! 

[Spikedog08]

Hmmm There is a lot of old cars here in the Motor City . . . Woodward cruise is usually a good indication of all the classic cars here in Michigan.  Not going to say there are a lot of cuda's running around here but I know of 5 or 6 in my area alone . . .

I don't know about you but I like being the minority . . . don't want everyone to have a car like mine.   

[Cudakiller70]

Very nice. In the 8 years I've lived in North Texas, I've only seen two 'Cudas out in the wild. 

And somehow around here we probably have 4-5 that are seen out driving semi regularly... Cuda Dad drives his AAR a fair amount, his wife Cuda Mom drives her 340 Cuda quite a bit... and I've seen a few others around...

Because California.....
Probably the highest concentration of classic and vintage cars in the US.

I used to live in Sonoma County and still fly back to Reno and drive up to Mt. Shasta each year to visit retired friends.  I'd kill to get my Cuda out on some of those mountain back roads in the Sierra and Coastal Range.

You got that right!!  Here's our latest video from the Bay Area, California of us Classic Mopar owners getting our cars out and enjoying the weather just last month!! 

Nice video thanks for posting. Where around Bay Area?

[e_body70]

@Cudakiller70 this was in Santa Clara/San Jose area

[73_Cuda_4_Me]

I try to keep West Michigan Cuda population well represented!