'71 'cuda convert is this a deal?????

[formula_s]

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1971-Plymouth-Cuda/174504603572?hash=item28a148efb4:g:-W8AAOSwwyBfKyiH


Could that rusted convert from Long Island be turn into this for 50k and the sellers asking price???

[anlauto]

YES, very easily....even this car is under priced for a 71 340 Cuda convertible.

[anlauto]

Maybe I read your question wrong. I think the Long Island one's restoration would cost more than $50K in my opinion

[70vert]

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1971-Plymouth-Cuda/174504603572?hash=item28a148efb4:g:-W8AAOSwwyBfKyiH


Could that rusted convert from Long Island be turn into this for 50k and the sellers asking price???

I'm not sure the eBay Cuda will bring the $100k, that is pretty steep. That said, it is labeled a "survivor" which will bring a higher price than a restoration so if it would take a sale of $100k to make the other car viable you are asking for a beating. And as was already said doing a complete restoration for $50 is a stretch unless you do most of the work yourself and don't count your labor in the cost. Just my experience.