In 1971 the Plymouth Barricuda was well established and entering its second year of its third-generation run. This mint ’71 Hemi ‘Cuda represents the last ever made of that model year, during which only 59 were ever known to have been made.
Having undergone a rotisserie restoration and with only 23,772 original miles this ‘Cuda is as much of a time machine to 1971 as it is a classic. Beneath the True Blue Metallic the car maintains most of its original parts from it’s shaker hood and body panels to its black interior. Additionally, underneath it all this ’71 features a “426/425hp Hemi engine mated to the original 4-speed manual transmission, and the original Dana 60 rear end with a Sure-Grip differential.” A true muscle car this classic Hemi ‘Cuda is bound to beef up the garage of the highest bidder at Barrett-Jackson in Scottsdale, AZ next year.
[Photography courtesy of Barrett-Jackson.]
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