IF you're not familiar with the '71 'Cuda, please brace yourself. This true 'Cuda project is fairly complete, comes with a shaker hood, gilled fenders, grill, and a complete interior in boxes. The car was originally a 340 automatic car, but now comes with a 383 auto that isn't installed. This project looks to have very minimal rust for it's condition and is being sold for the relatively low price of $14,000 OBO. We found an older ad where the seller was asking $12,000 OBO and we think he may go even lower than that, especially if you have cash in hand. Find it here, in La Habra, CA.
1971 Plymouth 'Cuda Project
It's been awhile since we've found a decent classic Mopar muscle project and this 'Cuda looks to be a solid platform for anything the next buyer could think of. The body looks to have some cancer from the photos and there is no mention of the all important grill. The car comes with a 318 and a 904 trans which helps to sweeten this already good deal. Find it here, in San Fernando Valley, CA, for $8,500.
1970 Plymouth 'Cuda
We set off for the final day of Mopars at the Strip with our heads pounding, stomachs emptied, and our jackets smelling of overly sweet perfumes from the night before. This Mod Top Roadrunner is great representation of our memories from the previous night.
This is probably the cheapest way you're going to find a 1970 Barracuda. At $13,500 it does sound like a deal but only for those with the time and knowledge to completely reassemble and wire in a swapped motor. That's right, this car is setup to run a modern 5.7 Hemi. At this point we would put full Hotchkis suspension and huge Willwood brakes on the car before going any further with reassembly. Find your affordable 'Cuda dreams here in St. Petersburg, FL.
1970 Plymouth Barracuda, 5.7 Hemi Project
