Get ready for a head-turning spectacle at the Mecum Glendale auction next month as a stunning custom 1971 Plymouth HEMI® ‘Cuda is set to make its grand entrance. This eye-catching classic, originally born in Factory Orange attire with distinctive billboards, now flaunts a sleek Black finish accented by White billboards, adding a touch of modern flair to its timeless appeal.
Under the hood lies the heart of this beast: an impressive 8.6-liter (528 cubic-inch) HEMI® V8 engine, a significant upgrade from its factory 6.3-liter (383 cubic-inch) 4-BBL V8. Paired with its original 4-speed manual transmission, this powerhouse promises an exhilarating driving experience that enthusiasts crave.
As if the potent engine weren’t enough, this ‘Cuda boasts a host of performance enhancements, including an 8 3/4 rear end, factory-style suspension with a rear sway bar, and power brakes for enhanced control and stopping power. The iconic Shaker hood not only adds a touch of aggression but also ensures optimal airflow to keep the engine running smoothly.
Exuding both style and functionality, this custom ‘Cuda features a Black vinyl top, rear window louvers, and a fender tag proudly affixed, showcasing its pedigree. Inside, the Rallye dash and AM/FM radio provide a nostalgic yet functional cockpit, while the Orange bucket seats and Hurst Pistol Grip shifter offer comfort and precise gear changes for the ultimate driving experience.
Completing its aggressive stance are a new set of Black 15-inch steel wheels adorned with small diameter hubcaps, wrapped in grippy BFGoodrich radial T/A tires, ensuring traction and stability on any road surface.
With its unique blend of classic charm and modern performance upgrades, this custom 1971 Plymouth HEMI® ‘Cuda is sure to captivate collectors and enthusiasts alike when it rolls across the auction block on Saturday, March 9th, 2024, at Mecum Glendale. Don’t miss your chance to own a piece of automotive history that embodies the spirit of American muscle in its purest form.
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