Last '71 Hemi Cuda Made at BJ Scottsdale

[303 Mopar]

https://www.barrett-jackson.com/Events/Event/Details/1971-PLYMOUTH-HEMI-CUDA-210229

BS23R1B429180

"The last known 1971 HEMI 'Cuda built. This vehicle is one of 59 known HEMI 'Cudas built in 1971. This Hemi has undergone a total professional rotisserie restoration. It has 23,772 original miles. Finished in True Blue Metallic, this original Shaker-hood car features all-original body panels and the original black interior. It's powered by the original 426/425hp Hemi engine mated to the original 4-speed manual transmission, and the original Dana 60 rear end with a Sure-Grip differential. It's also equipped with the A34-code Super Trak Pak, Rallye dash and power brakes. Designated as a special-handling, documented with the original Broadcast Sheet. It's been visually inspected, decoded and verified by Dave Wise and comes with a Wise Vehicle Validation report."

[Spikedog08]

Not my favorite color but. . . . I will take it!  Awesome!   

[HP_Cuda]

What I wonder is how much value does "last produced" actually brings.

Heck I've seen it all over the place and even for 73 Cuda's. Not that you can actually prove it.

[dodj]

Not my favorite color but. . . . I will take it!  Awesome!   

I like the colour but would swap out the wheels. Steelies and dog dishes never did it for me.

[JH27N0B]

Back 8 or 10 years ago that car used to be at all the Mecum auctions.  Used to always bid up into the 500K range reserve not met.  I was told Dana Mecum owned it.  Eventually it wasn't on the Mecum lineup for any of the auctions any more, so I guess he finally let it go.  He seemed to be using it as advertising/attention getter rather than seriously trying to sell it I thought.
At any rate, unless factory production records were released, the last made claim can't be proved, so that car really shouldn't be valued at any premium to any other equivalent '71 hemi cuda.

[750-h2]

I think she will pull around $450,000 to $500,000.

[RUNCHARGER]

Good looking car. I hope the new owner drives the heck out of it.

[HP_Cuda]

Precisely

Back 8 or 10 years ago that car used to be at all the Mecum auctions.  Used to always bid up into the 500K range reserve not met.  I was told Dana Mecum owned it.  Eventually it wasn't on the Mecum lineup for any of the auctions any more, so I guess he finally let it go.  He seemed to be using it as advertising/attention getter rather than seriously trying to sell it I thought.
At any rate, unless factory production records were released, the last made claim can't be proved, so that car really shouldn't be valued at any premium to any other equivalent '71 hemi cuda.