'71 Cuda in a box

[johnr]

       Do you remember the '71 Cuda that I had salvaged from Coos Bay in Oregon ?   I still wish I had been able to keep that one for my own toy. Does anyone know, for sure, where that car ended up ? A year later, I do hope it is well on it's way to being resurrected.

[Shoooter]

I dont remember this one? Was it the blue one that was maybe a shaker car?

[Morty426]

How much rust do you get sitting in Coos Bay? 

I have a 71 Challenger 340 that came out of Portland and it's as rust free as you can get.  However that is not Coos Bay. 

[Cuda Cody]

@6bblgt 

[6bblgt]

John asked for any updates in the original thread a couple of days ago, with no responses  I have nothing to add

https://forum.e-bodies.org/cuda-and-challenger-general-discussion-roseville-moparts/2/poor-lost-cuda/4316/

[6bblgt]

other threads on the subject 'cuda: BS23N1B260084

https://forum.e-bodies.org/whats-it-worth/15/dismantled-71-cuda-project/4693/

https://forum.e-bodies.org/vin-fender-tag-build-sheet-and-date-codes/13/importance-of-the-numbers/4284/msg61595#msg61595

[Shoooter]

Yup that's the one I was thinking about.  Didnt it go coast to coast after being flipped

[johnr]

That's the one. It was supposed to be a numbers matching car when I salvaged it in pieces. Most of the pieces were in a garage and in pretty good shape. The body shell was outside on the bay front (better condition than I would have guessed). It was 90% complete (give or take) and all OEM stuff. Unfortunately, the car turned out to have no title (which I did eventually get free & clear) and no dash pad with the original V.I.N. plate, no  :('fender tag or build sheet. I last saw the car leaving my driveway on a flatbed tow truck leaving to Portland to be loaded into an enclosed transport to New York.