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If there was one muscle car that could be reffered to as the million dollar muscle car, the 1971 HEMI 'Cuda we be it. The combination was basically the same as the years before, a big-block HEMI V8 in the Plymnouth Barracuda body. What distinguished the 1971 model year was new third generation bodystyle and a new egg crate front grill.

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True Blue Poly 1971 Plymouth HEMI 'Cuda - did not sell for $400,000 A rare specimen right from the start, by its second and last year of production only 108 Hemi-equipped hardtops and seven convertibles rolled off the assembly line. This particular car is the last of that line, carrying the highest serial number listed in the Chrysler Registry. Unrestored except for a single repaint in its original True Blue Poly, this 1971 ‘Cuda is a low-mileage example of uncommon originality. The exterior features the st... more
Gallery: 2010 Mecum Kissimmee, FL Auction

1971 Plymouth Hemi Cuda 426/425 HP - did not sell for $375,000 True Blue Metallic with Black interior. Listed in the Chrysler registry as the highest known serial number Hemi Cuda in existence. Known as the last Hemi Cuda built. Original 426/425 HP Hemi engine. Original 4-speed manual transmission. Original Dana 60 rear end with sure grip differential. All original car with repaint and engine detail. 23,746 actual miles. Documented with original broadcast sheet. Designated as special handling car at the ... more
Gallery: 2010 Mecum at Monterey

1971 Plymouth Hemi Cuda 426/425 HP, 4-Speed - sold for $550,000 True Blue Metallic with Black interior. Listed in the Chrysler registry as the highest known serial number Hemi Cuda in existence. Known as the last Hemi Cuda built. Original 426/425 HP Hemi engine. Original 4-speed manual transmission. Original Dana 60 rear end with sure grip differential. All original car with repaint and engine detail. 23,746 actual miles.
Gallery: 2011 Mecum Indy Spring Classic

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