1971 Plymouth Cuda Big Block 383/4-Speed

[MasonDaniel7]

1971 Plymouth Cuda Big Block 383/4-Speed On Ebay

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1971-Plymouth-Barracuda-Cuda/153705503878?

[scf100]

Nice

[CudaMoparRay]

A bit rich for my blood but nice car

[JS29]

Is int that a little pricey for a clone?   

[ragtopdodge]

Can get a real one for that.

[anlauto]

Likely in the $40K-$45K range considering it's a nice clone.

[JS29]

  $40 large is what I was thinking. 

[anlauto]

I don't like when people "CLONE" a 'Cuda but leave off all the standard 'Cuda trim on the tail panel, belt line, wheel openings and rockers....it's that trim that makes the 'Cuda not just billboards and a two scoop hood....

You might as well clone a sheep be leave the fourth leg off   

[JS29]

NOT vary accurate is it! we could call it 1/2 a clone, tribute, what ever term they use for a FRAUD!                      It was an N code four speed car, A 'cuda in cog neato.

[ragtopdodge]

"If you decode the VIN, you will see that this was a true, original 383/4-speed car. "

BS.  No fender tag, no buildsheet.

Never could understand you spending $25k on a paint job, yet don't paint the fender bolts?

Rotisserie restoration, yet underneath is spray bombed black?

Pfft.

[anlauto]

"If you decode the VIN, you will see that this was a true, original 383/4-speed car. "

BS.  No fender tag, no buildsheet.

Never could understand you spending $25k on a paint job, yet don't paint the fender bolts?

Rotisserie restoration, yet underneath is spray bombed black?

Pfft.

Interesting...I never even looked at that comment or the listed VIN for that matter....It list the VIN as a BH23N1 which is a 383 4bbl Barracuda....the ad also states "original 4 speed transmission" and if the VIN matches then it is a 1 of 78 car which is pretty rare.

Still doesn't change my opinion of a value, but if it was an original FJ6 car as well....it should have been restored back to original in my opinion.