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AUCTION: Custom 1970 Plymouth Cuda Pro-Touring Build

HELLCAT-Power, 4L80E Trans, and Ready For The Street...

A breathtaking masterpiece will grace the Mecum Kansas City auction block on Saturday, December 2nd – this custom 1970 Plymouth Cuda Coupe has been built into a pro-touring build. Crafted by Suburban Rod and Classics, this automotive marvel stands as a testament to meticulous engineering, captivating design, and unbridled power.

Custom 1970 Plymouth Cuda Pro-Touring Build. (Mecum).

This Cuda immediately captivates the eye by embodying its original Sassy Grass Green exterior with commanding black stripes and a blackout hood. Yet, it’s not just its exterior allure that commands attention, but the roaring heart nestled beneath its hood – a supercharged 6.2-liter HEMI® HELLCAT V8 engine boasting an astonishing 717 horsepower.

Mated to a 4L80E automatic overdrive transmission, this powerhouse delivers a symphony of strength and precision, making every drive an exhilarating experience. The performance enhancements don’t stop there; a Litens Hellraiser pulley kit generates 16 psi boost, while a Holley EFI Dominator ECU ensures optimal control and efficiency.

Custom 1970 Plymouth Cuda Pro-Touring Build. (Mecum).

Step inside, and the customization and comfort envelop you. The custom black interior is adorned with Corbeau front racing seats, a Flaming River painted tilt steering column crowned by a 3-spoke aluminum steering wheel, and Dakota Digital gauges that offer a modern touch to the classic design. The technological marvels continue with a Digital Guard Dawg pushbutton start and AutoSound Bluetooth stereo complemented by an amplifier and subwoofer, all seamlessly integrated.

However, it’s not just about luxury and power; this Cuda is engineered for performance. With custom-installed 4-point seatbelts, power rack and pinion steering, and a chassis that includes XV engineering powder-coated K-frame front coilovers, Chassisworks watts link rear suspension, and a Strange 9-inch rear end with 4.11:1 gears and positraction, every aspect screams precision and control.

Custom 1970 Plymouth Cuda Pro-Touring Build. (Mecum).

Safety and handling are paramount with Wilwood 6-piston front disc brakes, 4-piston rear disc brakes, and a custom-fabricated stainless steel exhaust system ensuring efficient expulsion of spent gases. Additionally, the electric emergency brake adds a modern touch while maintaining functionality.

Completing the package are the stunning Boze Tach painted aluminum alloy wheels, 19-inch x 9-inch in the front and an impressive 19-inch x 12-inch in the rear. LED headlights and taillights illuminate the road ahead, while a custom-made stainless-steel gas tank and sending unit ensure a seamless and reliable fuel supply.

Custom 1970 Plymouth Cuda Pro-Touring Build. (Mecum).

As this extraordinary 1970 Plymouth Cuda Custom Coupe Pro Touring Build graces the Mecum Kansas City auction stage, it stands not just as a car but as a symphony of automotive excellence, a fusion of power, precision, and timeless design – a true testament to the passion and craftsmanship of its creators.

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Robert S. Miller

Robert S. Miller is a diehard Mopar enthusiast who lives and breathes all that is Mopar. The Michigander is not only the Editor for MoparInsiders.com, 5thGenRams.com, and HDRams.com but an automotive photographer. He is an avid fan of offshore powerboat racing, which he travels the country to take part in.

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A breathtaking masterpiece will grace the Mecum Kansas City auction block on Saturday, December 2nd – this custom 1970 Plymouth Cuda Coupe has been built into a pro-touring build. Crafted by Suburban Rod and Classics, this automotive marvel stands as a testament to meticulous engineering, captivating design, and unbridled power. This Cuda immediately captivates the … (read full article...)

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