1970 Plymouth CUDA

One of the best race car drivers in the USA, Dan Gurney was recruited by Plymouth to field a team of Barracudas for the 1970 Trans Am season. The name for this venture was All American Racers which led to his race car becoming the AAR. A limited production run of AAR Cudas was released by Plymouth for homologation, which featured the 340 CID small block V8 with a set of three two-barrel Holley carburetors known as the Six Pack. This exceptionally original example has been signed by Dan Gurney on several occasions, and has been lovingly preserved by one family since 1972! Wearing its original Sassy Grass Green paint with black vinyl decals, this Plymouth is an attention-grabbing treasure of American automotive history. The vehicle includes impressively comprehensive service and ownership records, books/publications, and some spare parts. 340 cubic-inch V8 engine 3-speed automatic transmission Holley Six Pack carburetors Sassy Grass Green non-metallic paint Black vinyl interior upholstery Original paint, decals, and interior Detailed maintenance/ownership records Three owners since new (in family since 72) Signed by Dan Gurney several times Includes lots of books/memorabilia Owners manual/factory literature Trunk floor repaired recently Battery replaced 10/2021 New weather stripping Equipped with LoJack Clean California title