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Started by ASA426, March 05, 2017, 08:01:07 AM

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ASA426

Great site. My 1970 Cuda is a retired NHRA stocker AS/A and SS/DA. I have been converting her to a street car for a while now ( to Long), the good news I'm in the home stretch, but sometimes I think she doesn't want to be a street car because everything I touch  gives me a hard time LOL.

Cuda Cody

Welcome!!!!    :welcome:   Very nice Cuda!   :clapping:  How long have you had the Cuda?   Looks like you're running a Hemi.... is it pretty stock or do you have a mild build?  Or maybe you're running some big HP?

RUNCHARGER

Welcome: Neat car is it an original Hemi car? It's amazing how many SS/DA cars were real.
Sheldon


blown motor

Welcome to the site. Cool car for sure. Will you keep the look or give it a repaint?
Who has more fun than people!
68 Charger R/T    74 Challenger Rallye 
12 Challenger RT Classic    15 Challenger SXT
79 Macho Power Wagon clone    17 Ram Rebel

Spikedog08

Welcome to the site. . . . That is a sweeeeeet looking car!  Sure it has some amazing history!  Oh if only it could talk! 

:D :wave:
Drive it like you stole it . . . And they're CHASING you!

Roadman

:welcome:            Sweet car   :banana: :banana:

hato

sweet car welcome to the sight please tell me your leaving the outside graphics for street use please tell us more about the cuda.


Brads70

 :wave:  Welcome sweet ride!  :bradsthumb:

jimynick

 :welcome: to the site and great car! Ray Barton build the replacement bullet, too?  :bigthumb:
In the immortal words of Jimmy Scott- "pace yourself!"

Chryco Psycho

Welcome
I am sure I feel the same way after racing a lot of my life who wants to slow down ?

Rev-It-Up

Welcome to the forum! Very nice cuda! Sometimes, they have a mind of their own, don't they?
Rev-It-Up


mopar thunder

Welcome from SE Penn. I love the car. I wish you the best of luck with it. I would love to hear that thing running.

ASA426

Not original Hemi cuda (I wish). I purchased it to be a NHRA stocker and had many great years racing her she was very fast under the limited NHRA rules. Ray Barton has always been my engine builder and my friend. He also build my factory 68 cuda that was original. We made it a little milder for the street (not much) so it should be fun. Much easier building a race car then stock street car. 

RUNCHARGER

Yup: Do what you want with a race car and you don't have to chase down the correct fasteners etc. That cars a part of you with your history with it.
Sheldon