Cuda

It’s Really A Gran Coupe! 1971 Plymouth Barracuda

When an enthusiast’s vision is to turn an auto into a clone, I’m generally supportive of the idea, as my thoughts are that if it’s your car, you’ve got the right to do whatever you want with it.  However,… more»

Triple-Black Legend: 1970 Plymouth Hemi ’Cuda

A genuine 1970 Hemi ’Cuda is already one of the crown jewels of the muscle-car world, but the example now listed here on eBay takes things a step further. The seller describes it as one of just 284 built… more»

Drive Or Restore? 1974 Plymouth Barracuda

Unless it’s already been worked on, whenever an E-Body shows up for sale, there are almost always several positives and negatives to consider regarding whether or not it’s good project material.  These details can vary, depending on the particular… more»

Hot 440/4-Speed: 1970 Plymouth Cuda

With the exorbitant amounts many owners have been expecting for their E-Body cars over the past few years, here’s a seller that’s finally going in the opposite direction, claiming that prices have actually softened since their peak.  Although the… more»

Former Drag Racer: 1970 Plymouth Barracuda

With all the buzz the more muscular versions of Chrysler’s E-Body cars receive nowadays, it’s easy to lose sight of how versatile they were as everyday drivers, at least for those not as inclined to push performance to the… more»

Special Order 440: 1969 Plymouth ‘Cuda

Are all classics created equal? That’s a loaded question to which there is no definitive answer. Regardless of what badge it wears, those who advocate for a particular vehicle will rightly identify some attribute that lifts it a rung… more»

Excellent 440: 1970 Plymouth ‘Cuda

Before they were hampered by legislative requirements, American vehicle manufacturers produced cars with genuine performance credentials. The 1970 Plymouth ‘Cuda 440 demonstrated that, providing enough power and torque to satisfy all but the most hardened enthusiast with gasoline flowing… more»

360 V8 Upgrade: 1973 Plymouth Barracuda

This 1973 Plymouth Barracuda is one of those E-Bodies with plenty of strong points going for it already, but that’s certainly not to say it wouldn’t benefit from some additional love as well.  However, the positives appear to far… more»

Rare Bahama Yellow Project: 1971 Plymouth Cuda

Bahama Yellow, or Butterscotch as it was called at Dodge dealers, was one of Chrysler’s High Impact paint offerings, a special selection of flashy colors designed to cast even more eyes on the company’s already attention-getting muscle cars.  While… more»

Green Or Orange? 1970 Plymouth ‘Cuda 383

This 1970 Plymouth Cuda is a BS-code car originally finished in Vitamin C orange, at least according to the seller, but what catches your eye right away is the bright green paint currently on display. Whether it’s a wrap,… more»

Loaded Project: 1970 Plymouth Cuda

Whenever a Mopar comes with two fender tags, it’s a positive indication that this is a heavily optioned example, and this 1970 Plymouth Cuda here on eBay came from the factory with all sorts of goodies.  However, that was… more»

Parked In The ’80s: 1974 Plymouth Barracuda Project

Having been tucked away safely in a garage since the mid-eighties, this 1974 Plymouth Barracuda seems more solid than many E-Bodies that turn up in the marketplace, and the seller states that it hasn’t seen a drop of rain… more»

Numbers Matching Project: 1970 Plymouth ‘Cuda 383

You’re looking at a rust-free, numbers-matching 1970 Plymouth ‘Cuda 383 4-speed that’s already had the hard (and expensive) part done – bodywork and paint. This Deep Burnt Orange example wears its original color with pride, and it’s backed by… more»

Original 340/3-Speed: 1970 Plymouth ‘Cuda

1970 was a great year to visit your Plymouth dealer, as there were several fine offerings in the lineup, including the Road Runner, the GTX, and that wacky Superbird with the NASCAR-winning nose and wing.  Another excellent choice for… more»

440 6-Pack V8: 1971 Plymouth Barracuda

Born from the roots of the Valiant compact in 1964, the Plymouth Barracuda came into its own in 1970. That’s when Chrysler bestowed it with a separate platform (though shared with the all-new Dodge Challenger). But the timing was… more»

No Reserve: 1973 Plymouth ‘Cuda

The automotive scene had changed dramatically by 1973, with emission regulations taking a big bite out of engine power. It left those with a leaning towards high-performance models sadly disappointed, and it would be years before most manufacturers would… more»

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