How to locate my old 1970 Hemi Cuda

[Mr Cuda]

Hay, I also had BS27H1B243978

1971 340 4sp Shaker hood, Cuda convertible. GF3 Amber Sherwood Metallic exterior, white interior.

It's the only 340 4sp convertible that I know of with a Shaker hood.
One sold this year for $352,000 with an added on Shaker hood.

I assure you, it's not the only 340 convert with a shaker.
 The sherwood green convert (your old?) got color changed to curious yellow and is on youtube.  With more incorrect information as to numbers.

[Mr Cuda]

I looked for all of you.
The youtube is a different sherwood green 340-4 n96 convert.
So thats 2 green , plus the others.

[BS23R0B146537]

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The 1971 that I owned had a color change to silver when I bought it.
Out of 30 340 4sp made, I was hoping that some others were Shakers.
Now that I found this built sheet, maybe the Shaker was added in mid 1970's with the color change ???
That's my 1971 Hemi Charger next to it in my driveway.

[BS23R0B146537]

This is the 1971 Hemi Cuda that I sold to Roy Crownover.
I had put the AAR spoiler & the hockey stick decal on it.

[Mr Cuda]

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The 1971 that I owned had a color change to silver when I bought it.
Out of 30 340 4sp made, I was hoping that some others were Shakers.
That's my 1971 Hemi Charger next to it in my driveway.
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  I'm sure Ola has a list.
 I wish he would post some retracted data. ( no names ) but at least color combos

[BS23R0B146537]

I picked up my new 1974 360 4sp Cuda in April 1974.
I had ordered it late 1973 when I heard that they were going to stop making them.
Photos show it with Hemi drivetrain & Shaker from my 1970 Hemi Cuda.
I did switch those bumpers too before unloading the Hemi Cuda body as those 1974 bumpers hurt. LOL
So, After picking up my new $3,600 1974 Cuda in April 1974, I bought a 1970 HEMI Cuda for $1,995 in June 1974.
I was only 20 years old when I did this while working a $5 an hour job. LOL
I was going out for my 21st birthday in the  picture with that beautiful young lady.
That's an Edelbrock 'Rat-Roaster' intake that I took off of a 1970 Hemi Challenger that I bought in the mid 1970's.
I sold the Black Hemi Challenger to Harold Delastine in McDonald PA.
You can see the 1970 Hemi Cuda next to my 1974 Cuda in the driveway, & at the time that this picture was taken, the drivetrains were switched.
I later switched to an AAR hood as it was lighter, & the Shaker was a pain to remove when working on the Hemi. I was Fast & Furious 40 years before the movie. LOL

[ec_co]

It's interesting that the registration card shows a B523 instead of the correct BS23, somebody at the DMV fat fingered it

[BS23R0B146537]

It's interesting that the registration card shows a B523 instead of the correct BS23, somebody at the DMV fat fingered it

It was that way from PA for the 10 years that I owned it. LOL