To begin with, I now own a 1971 Plymouth 'Cuda which I am very proud of.  This is a picture of it when we brought it home and before we got it painted.  Behind the "71 is my husbands wonderfully fast 1969 Dodge Superbee.

     I had to sell my 1972 'Cuda to buy the 1971.  It was a beautiful car also.  But it will never equal my "71 in my opinion.  It had a 340 in it, a go-wing, billboards, magnum 500's on it, and almost perfect interior.  Ran great.  Here is its picture below.  The picture doesn't show the paint well, but it was very shiny.

This is a picture of my 1971 and 1972 cars together.

     I had both of the 'Cuda's for about 3 hours of daylight before the 1972 was picked up to go to the new owner.  At the time the "71 did not run.  That is why I could not get different pictures of them together.  

I had this particular 71 for about 8 months. At that time we found a person that was looking for a red 71 small block. Mine was supposed to be red but I liked the Tor Red. We wanted a big block 71 'Cuda. We chatted back and forth for a bit and then we decided to trade cars. He wanted the small block red and we wanted the Big Block. Here are is a photo of us trading Cuda's.

This is my beautiful Big Block Cuda. I am in love all over again.

We have recently sold this beauty to refinance a Hemi 71 Cuda.

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