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Offline rustbucket

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1970 Cuda Convertible
« on: April 19, 2010 - 03:39:25 PM »
This is a real 70 Cuda convertible, 340, auto, matching numbers motor and trans, 323 8 3/4 rear axle, B5 blue, B5 interior, white top, hockey stripe car. It has 37,000 original miles and has not been street driven in almost 30 years. I have the original fender tag but there were only bits and pieces of the build sheet found. This car is 100% original paint, body is 90% rustfree, needs lower driver side 1/4 and trunk extension. It has some pin holes small holes in the trunk but it does not need replacement. The interior, carpet and top hides all need replaced. This car has dual exterior mirrors, 14 x 6 rallyes, wheel lip mouldings, rally dash, bulge hood, hood pins, fog lights, Gills, and a power top. Nothing is missing except the lower valance moulding. The original engine looks untouched from air cleaner to oil pan and everything between the original exhaust manifolds. The grill and both bumpers are straight. This car will need a complete restoration but when is the last time you saw an original in complete condition? This car was sold new at Marion Burnside Chrysler Plymouth in Columbia, South Carolina and still has the sticker on the back panel from them. It is one of only 155 produced so it is quite rare. $32,500. Email inquiries will not be answered.... phone calls only. Trades considered for  B body muscle mopars 440-864-7252
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Offline ShelbyDogg

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Re: 1970 Cuda Convertible
« Reply #1 on: April 23, 2010 - 11:18:00 PM »
Nice!    I would drive it just like it looks.   Probably fix the top so it didn't leak, maybe put a 4 speed in it, then drive it to all of the shows.
Rob

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Offline back n black

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Re: 1970 Cuda Convertible
« Reply #2 on: May 10, 2010 - 11:11:51 AM »
Looks like a nice ride to me....