1970 Plymouth CUDA

This 1970 Plymouth Cuda is one of the most significant muscle cars of its time, and this example takes it even further. It retains its numbers-matching 440 6-Pack V8, stroked to 510 cubic inches and producing an incredible 612 horsepower. The engine was built by Dave Dudek Muscle Cars with a hydraulic roller cam, roller rockers, 440 Source CNC-ported heads, a ported aluminum intake, and ported factory manifolds. A hidden MSD ignition with rev limiter and a 3-row radiator adds reliability without compromising originality. The numbers-matching 4-speed manual transmission features an NOS pistol-grip shifter, sending power through a Dana 60 Sure Grip rear end with 3.54 gears. Finished in Black with a Black vinyl top, this triple-black 1970 Plymouth Cuda for sale includes the N96 Fresh Air Shaker hood, a restored Shaker bubble with NOS Original Argent Silver paint, A22 elastomeric bumpers, and Black leather bucket seats with console and woodgrain trim. Power windows, power four-wheel disc brakes, and a rebuilt R35 factory stereo with Bluetooth make it as enjoyable to drive as it is to display. Riding on 390 Cuda factory wheels (widened 1 in the rear) wrapped in Goodyear F60s and G60s, this 1970 Cuda comes documented with its original broadcast sheet and a David Wise validation report. Featured as the cover car of Mopar Collectors Guide in October 1995, this V-code 4-speed Track Pack Cuda is a one-of-a-kind piece of Mopar history!