I really like this 71 Cuda...

[anlauto]

Something about a blue car with a blue interior  https://www.ebay.com/itm/1971-Plymouth-Barracuda/163674642366

[Shoooter]

I remember seeing a picture of this car a few weeks ago on a semi truck along with a 70 440 cuda and I believe another e body. I cant remember where I seen it maybe on the facebook site. Any other members seen it?

Looks like a great car!

[kdcarman]

It would nice to see someone save this one.

[76orangewagon]

Wow, $20K in AMD parts and labor through their installation center, then body and paint another $25K. Neat car but it needs probably $75K minimum to restore.

[Cuda70-74]

Its going to be a project not for the faint hearted tho

[anlauto]

Wow, $20K in AMD parts and labor through their installation center, then body and paint another $25K. Neat car but it needs probably $75K minimum to restore.

With purchase price you will be almost $100K when restored properly 

[Shoooter]

It was the same car.

[Crocha617]

Mark must've bought it sight unseen and regretted it. It's being sold by graveyard cars.

[anlauto]

Mark must've bought it sight unseen and regretted it. It's being sold by graveyard cars.

Someone probably bought it, had it shipped directly to GYC and then got their quote of $200K and a three year wait...

[RUNCHARGER]

I think one of the headlights may be usable. I hope the #'s aren't rusted through because that's all that's going to get re-used.

[anlauto]

Actually the rear frame rails and transmission cross member look fairly solid....I've seen a lot worse...

[Cuda70-74]

Rebody candidate

[anlauto]

Far from needing a "typical" rebody unlike the blue AAR we were talking about the other day...This has solid bones, just needs everything AMD has to offer. At least it's numbers matching with it's original tag.

[HP_Cuda]

I'll tell you Alan, I will never buy another ebody out of Florida again.

[1 Wild R/T]

I don't think there's been a single 71 Cuda Alan hasn't really liked....