1971 Cuda deck lid

[kape1]

Looking for a nice original 1971 Cuda trunk lid with the cut outs in picture. straight and rust free.
Mopar# 3482802

US shipping address.

Thank you
Karl

[anlauto]

Wow that's a tall order....good luck with your search

[Shane Kelley]

Wow that's a tall order....good luck with your search

That is a needle in a haystack! Both 70 and 71 lids are impossible to find. Even the hangem high pay out the ass NOS sellers never have them.

[CudaMoparRay]

Wow that's a tall order....good luck with your search

That is a needle in a haystack! Both 70 and 71 lids are impossible to find. Even the hangem high pay out the ass NOS sellers never have them.

Wow, did not know they were so scarce.

[Iowa Six Barrel]

hmm... Let me check. I have an original 71 trunk lid. If I recall it has the holes the drilled out on top because it used to have the wing on it. Haven't looked at it lately. I know it has a little rust on it, but if you are interested, I can get you some pictures. Let me know.

[Iowa Six Barrel]

It isn't perfect... But here it is, the needle in the hay stack.

[Iowa Six Barrel]

So I have this purple trunk lid. I was looking it over and on the underside is a pink stamp that says P5. Can anyone enlighten me on what the P5 means?

[anlauto]

Paint inspection stamp. Didn't say finding a 71 lid was hard, said finding a perfect one was

[Iowa Six Barrel]

I think another posted it was a needle in a hay stack. No worries. It is a rare piece in good condition and I just happen to have it - thanks to this site, a guy in Sweden hooked up with a guy in Iowa. If this one wasn't in storage for 30 years it would probably be rough. The important thing is I had it and didn't need it. I asked Karl what price he was comfortable with and he made the offer and I accepted. It's off to Sweden to a guy that needs OEM and I couldn't be happier for Karl.

[fc7cuda]

I think another posted it was a needle in a hay stack. No worries. It is a rare piece in good condition and I just happen to have it - thanks to this site, a guy in Sweden hooked up with a guy in Iowa. If this one wasn't in storage for 30 years it would probably be rough. The important thing is I had it and didn't need it. I asked Karl what price he was comfortable with and he made the offer and I accepted. It's off to Sweden to a guy that needs OEM and I couldn't be happier for Karl.

Great job, and thanks for offering it up.