1971 Plymouth HEMI 'cuda Convertible Re-creation

The HEMI ‘cuda is recognized as the icon of American muscle cars. In 1971, the Plymouth division of the then Chrysler Corporation built and delivered only seven 1971 HEMI ‘cuda convertibles, making them the most valuable muscle cars on the planet today. The latest sale of one of the original seven, two years ago, was reportedly priced at $3 million. Today’s estimated value of one of the original seven could exceed $5 million.
Better Than Original Cars LLC, is offering for sale this concours, museum quality, investment grade, rotisserie restoration/re-creation 1971 HEMI ‘cuda convertible.
This car, originally a rust free 1971 Barracuda convertible, has been the subject of a three year meticulous BTO restoration and re-creation to a HEMI ‘cuda. No detail has been overlooked. It was completely disassembled, down to the last screw, nut, bolt, and clip. The body, fenders, hood, and deck lid were alkaline dipped to bare metal. All the sheet metal is original 1971, and there are no patches. (The fenders are from a 1971 ‘cuda coupe donor car.) Every part and system was rebuilt and restored to original condition as first preference; if a part could not be perfectly restored, it was replaced with an NOS part or the highest quality exact reproduction part, with the exception of specified new upgraded parts.
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