circlepilot
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71 Cuda convertible Mecum auction, just sold for $1,000,000. Wow!
71 Cuda Mecum auction
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440 6Bbl, I think. Raisin Bran hood, not a Shaker.
It took me a minute... Raisin Bran hood
Two Scoops, nice
Two Scoops, nice
Here you go. Raisin Bran and Root Beer.
In 2006 a 71 Hemi Cuda matching #s brought $2,600,000.00 at
Barrett.
Barrett.
loganscuda
This/These
So they are almost affordable. Dropped down a million and 1/2.
One is a Hemi!
The one sold at the Auction was a '71 V code, 385 HP 440. Nice looking Mopar.
That means that my same year "1971", and same company "Plymouth", Scamp is worth like at least 250,000 right!! LOL
Yes! Only if it is “actually “ for sale though.
And has original air cleaner.
How about the triple black 4speed convertible 71 Cuda with a Hemi that sold back in the 90’s to a Japanese investment group for over 1 mil. So 1 mil today is prices are coming down. #bidenflation
I think this is the one. Excuse me, I gotta go and empty my drool cup.
1971 Plymouth Cuda Convertible | F60 | Monterey 2022 (mecum.com)
1971 Plymouth Cuda Convertible | F60 | Monterey 2022 (mecum.com)
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I can’t even wrap my head around that.
Just watched three cars sell over $1 million. one went for nearly $3 million and one hit $975,000. Glad some folks are doing well in this economy 
This is my buddy's home garage. He's worked on some high dollar stuff in his shop, but any really special stuff he does at home, away from anyone else's eyes.
This one was having trouble with its IVR so I helped him swap in an RTG unit.
It belongs to this collection. You can see a glimpse of it here. It's a great little museum. No Brothers Collection, but it holds its own.
This one was having trouble with its IVR so I helped him swap in an RTG unit.
It belongs to this collection. You can see a glimpse of it here. It's a great little museum. No Brothers Collection, but it holds its own.
Awesome collection. It's great that all donations go to help Vietnam Veterans.
Unfortunately, covid shut down the museum, and as far as I know, it hasn't reopened yet.
Dang, that's a bummer. Hopefully it will reopen soon.
We had the Savoy Auto Museum open up nearby last December. But it's "for profit ". I won two tickets but we haven't been yet.
j par
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Just went and seen the brothers car collection in Salem Oregon yesterday and it was almost overwhelming... If you look on the back wall they had AAR cuda hemis stacked three high in every color..
Every car in there was one of something..
One of two one of one one of 44 one of 33....
They had like 8 to 10 hemi cudas in a row in all different color combinations...
Duplicates of a lot of stuff and every manufacturer rows of GT mustangs rows of 69 Firebirds and trans ams... Even the exotic stuff they had Bugattis Ferraris Porsches most everything was '50s to '70s muscle car stuff...
Every car in there was one of something..
One of two one of one one of 44 one of 33....
They had like 8 to 10 hemi cudas in a row in all different color combinations...
Duplicates of a lot of stuff and every manufacturer rows of GT mustangs rows of 69 Firebirds and trans ams... Even the exotic stuff they had Bugattis Ferraris Porsches most everything was '50s to '70s muscle car stuff...
j par
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I want that LL1 Turquoise '68 Hemi Charger!
Stripe delete and a four-speed (I think).
j par
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So everybody knows that I like and hopefully one day we'll have a 69 roadrunner.. they had a '68 GTX for speed hemi, a 69 4 speed hemi roadrunner and a '69 roadrunner I believe it was a 440 tripower that was the first one built in the strip down no hub cap version and the actual first one built that was actually given to Ronnie socks himself...
They had one of two of the olds Cutlass Hurst cars with the big 16-ft hirs shifter attached to the back or Miss Hurst would stand...
j par
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Me I wanted the Bugatti...
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