Produced only in March and April of 1970, the All American Racers Plymouth Cuda was a limited production muscle car with a total of 2724 cars being built. Only 1120 came with a 4-speed transmission, so obviously these are very…
The A12 optioned Mopars that came in mid 1969 are what you call “All Get Up and Go” cars and when you see a genuine and well preserved example you should consider your day lucky. Beautiful black on black B-body,…
Without a doubt this Pro Street Plymouth Barracuda was one of the hottest muscle cars that attended the event at Classic Auto Mall and thanks to Zlumlord who filmed it, we can see this awesome Mopar all the way around….
Today we have a stunning 1971 Plymouth Cuda spotted at the Boo Bash (King of Street) event at Maple Grove Raceway. With its flawless black paint this Mopar is a real eye candy, and the pro street muscle car runs…
While many would claim their muscle cars as survivors, this 426 HEMI powered 1969 Plymouth Road Runner 4-speed is the definition of survivor. Not running since 1974, the Mopar tells a great story along with its original owner John Kaufhold….
Being one of the most iconic muscle cars we all love to see the 1970 Plymouth Cuda as close to original as possible. While that’s not exactly the case with this Fish, I believe everyone will be impressed with the…
Highly original, showing a little over 30,000 miles on the odometer and in great shape, this 1967 Plymouth GTX 440 is a Mopar we all would love to have. Owner of a Plum Crazy Purple Hellcat, Anne Kriebel realized there…
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