For the M-Code guys, one of the yellow fastbacks is on Ebay.
if "price paid" for a M-Code 69 Cuda has a direct correlation with the "correctness" or "value" of one of these cars, the following two cars are the most expensive examples i have in my files.
the B-5 Blue car was advertised twice as being the "first" M-Code Cuda built in 1969. it is from out west (L.A. or San Francisco or maybe Seattle) and last sold in 2018 (i believe) for $75,000. the second car below is a turquoise blue car that was sold a Barrett-Jackson (i think) for (again i believe) $72,000. i have now seen probably 5 M-Code fastback cars that appear to be "perfect" and bringing the most money for these cars. obviously, i may not know of other cars out there that may have sold for even more than the two here. i believe the yellow car in this posting has the wrong hood stripes. i think they should be flat black "tape" instead of gloss black paint and i think the "surround" small stripe is too narrow. there might be other "misses" on this car keeping it from the "perfect" category. i know when i last looked at the ad on ebay a few minutes ago, the seller had extended the ad another 4 days and there had been no bids for the $63k opening price bid.
if "price paid" for a M-Code 69 Cuda has a direct correlation with the "correctness" or "value" of one of these cars, the following two cars are the most expensive examples i have in my files.
the B-5 Blue car was advertised twice as being the "first" M-Code Cuda built in 1969. it is from out west (L.A. or San Francisco or maybe Seattle) and last sold in 2018 (i believe) for $75,000. the second car below is a turquoise blue car that was sold a Barrett-Jackson (i think) for (again i believe) $72,000. i have now seen probably 5 M-Code fastback cars that appear to be "perfect" and bringing the most money for these cars. obviously, i may not know of other cars out there that may have sold for even more than the two here. i believe the yellow car in this posting has the wrong hood stripes. i think they should be flat black "tape" instead of gloss black paint and i think the "surround" small stripe is too narrow. there might be other "misses" on this car keeping it from the "perfect" category. i know when i last looked at the ad on ebay a few minutes ago, the seller had extended the ad another 4 days and there had been no bids for the $63k opening price bid.
