This 1970 Plymouth 'Cuda is a factory V-Code 4-speed example that
has been rotisserie restored and finished in FC7 In Violet Purple
over a White and Black interior.
Power comes from a matching numbers engine, transmission, and comes
with an Elite report detailing everything in this vehicle. The car
is also equipped with the A33 Track Pak, including a 9 3/4-inch
Dana rear axle with 3.54 gears, along with the Hemi Suspension
Handling Package.
Inside, the 'Cuda features White bucket seats, Rallye gauges, a
center console with woodgrain applique and seat belt holder
pockets, and a Music Master AM radio.
Exterior details include a Sport hood with hold-down pins, drip
rail moldings, body sill moldings, body belt moldings, and tail
light panel molding. Dual exhaust with bright tips exits through
the rear valance, and cooling is handled by a 26-inch radiator.
The exterior and undercarriage are highly detailed, and the car
retains its original fender tag and body VIN stamps.
With its factory V-Code configuration, 440/390 HP 6-BBL V-8, A833
4-speed, Dana rear axle, and FC7 In Violet Purple finish, this 1970
Plymouth 'Cuda brings together several of the defining performance
and appearance features of the model.
Highlights:
*Factory V-Code 4-speed Cuda
*Rotisserie restored
*FC7 In Violet Purple over White and Black interior
*440/390 HP 6-BBL V-8 engine
*Hurst Pistol Grip shifter
*A833 4-speed manual transmission
*A33 Track Pak with a 9 3/4 inch Dana rear axle with 3.54 gears
*Hemi Suspension Handling Package
*Highly detailed exterior and undercarriage
*Original fender tag and body VIN stamps
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