71 Cuda 440 Six pack from Legendary Motorcar Dream Car Garage 2007
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- This 71 Cuda 440 six pack video segment was recorded in 2007 as part of Legendary Motorcar's Dream Car Garage TV series: Vintage Dream Cars.
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One of the best looking Muscle cars ever.
Absolutely. The 68-70 Charger and 70-71 Cuda/Challenger are the best looking muscle cars ever built imo. But I'm a Mopar fanatic so I'm biased lol. GM and Ford had some beautifully styled
cars in that era too
@@jeremythompson9122 I love that you admit you're biased! Not many people would admit that. They are beautiful cars though, you aren't wrong. My favorite Charger I've ever seen was on Vanguard motor sales, it was all blue, black interior and a white tail stripe. It looks amazing. It's still on here.. It was a 68 if you want to look for it! I never liked the Cuda until about a week ago when I saw one just like this on Vanguard's channel. Now I have to have one lol. There are a ton of beautiful old cars. My favorite is a grabber blue 71-72 Roadrunner. A couple months ago I saw one lllike that on that Vanguard channel and it became my favorite car ever. 2 weeks ago I was at work and had to get a meter reading off a doctor's office and I saw some ugly ass new Maclaren and I started laughing and I said out loud that I cannot wait until I have my grabber blue Roadrunner so I can pull up next to people who drive shit like that Maclaren and laugh at them. I shit you not, 5 minutes later I went down a street I don't normally go down at work and there sat a 1971 grabber blue Roadrunner in great shape! Got some pictures of it. That was around 9 am. At about noon or 1 pm that same day I had a feeling in my gut telling me to go back there so I did. The owner was outside, showed me the car and said in the next couple years he wants to sell it! I said that's funny because in the next couple years I want to buy my first old muscle car so he gave me his number and said see you in a couple years! The guy lives 65 miles away and just happened to be visiting his daughter that day. Hadn't been on that street in months and the one day I do, only because of traffic and I run into it AND have his number! I still can't get over it. There may very well not be another Roadrunner in grabber blue from 71-72 within a thousand miles of Chicago in hlthat nice if shape! There may be a couple more, but I doubt it. I've only ever seen one GTX from that same period ever in person around here at a show. Never a roadrunner from those couple years and definitely not in grabber blue! Wild!
Designed off the 67 Camero
@@jeremythompson9122 what about 71 charger rt super bee
Plymouth isn't even around anymore
I sure miss my 70 440+6 4 speed "cuda If I had only kept it lol
Best looking car I have seen this year!
my first car was a 71 cuda tx9 #’s matching 383 4 speed i never sold it and i thank god i didnt every time i sit in it
Love to hear it!
PHANTASMASTIC!! Love the sounds this girl wants one.
My dream car
Very nice Car , I appreciate a Guy who Drives His Collector Car and doesn't Haul it around in or on a Trailer , He even gets on it a little , I love it , the sound of the Engine alone is Intoxicating..
If I owned a 440/6 Cuda you best believe I'll be driving the wheels off that thing. I wouldn't really beat on it because they're so valuable but it definitely wouldn't be a trailer queen if it was mine. I'd be driving it whenever the weather was nice
Sweet ! Reminds me of the 71 Cuda from the 1979 horror film "Phantasm". The production company added pinstripes, rear wheel flares, and a sunroof for filming. In real life the Cuda was a factory 340 4 speed car, made to look like a Cuda 440 6 pack. Unfortunately, the car vanished after production -- and never seen again.
There were four cars made to make that movie, the better car, for close up shots survived and was seen in another movie, in the background of a used car lot! I forget the name of the movie but it came out about 1984 or so, and the car lot was a quick scene in the movie but it was definitely the Phantasm 'cuda, pin stripes, flares and Cragers!
@@oliasofsunhillow7116 It was in the C.H.I.P.S. also at a used car lot.
Cody Smith I saw it! 😀
If I had lottery money, I'd have a Phantasm replica built. I'd also pay a private investigator to search for the original. I'd bet it's long gone however, if it was still out there, I think it would have turned up by now. And that's a real shame.
PHANTASM
Phantasm when I fell in love with a black cuda with a sun roof
@@truthseekerm.e.1570 same here
@@truthseekerm.e.1570 with Cragers and the blue pin stripes!
@@oliasofsunhillow7116 , I thought it was white pin stripes?
It was gold flaking pinstripe
So weird as much as I love a lot of old muscle cars I never liked the Cuda for some reason. However, I saw one that looked just like this one, solid black with a hard top and I fell in love. I can't stop watching videos of them now. Thanks for sharing. Can't wait to own one one of these days.
I love this car
Wow.. what a beauty indeed" I would choose this car over any so called 10 model looking girl..if I had to choose.
Man keep this car I would I miss my 1965 Dodge dart 270 slant six. First car.
It's got Phantasm written all over it.
Man keep this car I would
Man keep this car
I love cudas without that funky shaker hoot sitting on top this is a real muscle car!
I'm buying one! Eventually haha
Very cool car. Nothing like. a black, in violet purple or sassy grass green 71 cuda.
never never never would I sell this
The desirability of these cars is a result of Chrysler positioning them as a "cheaper" alternative to the more attractively marketed Challenger of those years. Consequently, fewer were built as consumers didn't want a factory 383, 4 speed Cuda for $3200. Add A couple more hundred bucks, and you had the Challenger. Or if you went with Cuda and added another $880, and you had a 425 HP Hemi powered CUDA for $4 grand. It would snap your neck off the line.
Back then, this was 25% of the car's price, so only more affluent buyers ordered the Hemi Engine, again adding to the rarity of these beautiful automobiles.
Now, numbers matching, they are selling for the hundreds of thousands of dollars, if not millions.
A 71 Hemi Cuda Convertible sold for 3.5 million at an auction back in 2014. The most valuable muscle car there is are 70-71 Hemi Cuda convertibles. There were 14 built in 1970 and only 7 built in 1971
@@jeremythompson9122 actually, only 11 were built in 71..9 US production, 2 for export..
This guy is insane for still taking that gorgeous 71 Cuda 440/6 out in the winter with the salt on the roads. Some people have alot more money than brains
@Jerrol Hale , that's not good enough. It still can leave a salt residue. Too risky.
@Jerrol Hale I guess you must be one of those people I'm talking about
Love her
I probably will be in my 60s until i can afford this car
My brother in law helped design this car, and yes we had one 1970 Challenger.
Great car, the downside is that the full resto means it's become a speculator car for those with big bucks, and not necessarily those who really value these cars for what they are.
looks like the car from "Phantasm"
Hopeing to buy one again was my first car!!!
👑🦁 phantasm: the delusion of a
disordered mind. a phantom.
a spirit. a ghost.
TALLMAN: You think when you die,
📽🎬 you go to heaven...
(Great movie) You come to us!
Drooler !
My muscle car was a 73 340 Duster at nineteen I let go of it I've regretted it ever since
Had one. A 73 Duster 340-4 speed. Loved that car
Nice I moved to Florida a few years ago and was lucky enuf to just pick a E bodys my love all over I wasn't into big block cars because I did know but if the five E I had just before I moved I bought a rust free 1971 383 cuda B5 blue with a 4 speed for 800 dollars...
And was big on challenger s only but did not know about big blocks production numbers versus small block cars i lost my storage place at the same time and had to sell the car an its title and the fool cut it up fir parts it was a perfect rust car original motor too....worst damn day of my life......when I started to realize it was Chrysler s poster child....and I realized it had double head light only in that year...thanks nice looks sharp in black thanks an its sound sweet too.....these days I hear a cuda or camaro rumbling around the corner and wait to see....and it's just a stinking Nissan titan truck or Toyota tundras nice but not what I wanted to see....so thanks
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I know it's wrong color and wrong car, but for some reason, when this car is coming over those hills, it reminds me of the white Challenger in Vanishing Point. Also the sound had a little to do with that.
All it's missing is the shaker hood. Otherwise, it's perfect.
and billboards
Nah, the billboards were more for the HEMIs, the big flashy advertising worked better for them. It could use a white hockey stripe though, as the 440s were more of a sleeper, a subtle stripe would be more fitting.
All depends on how the car was optioned. This being a full tilt correct concours style restoration, and with the intent to auction for big money, they likely felt it was best to stick to exactly how the car was optioned and built when new.
Live Wire no hockey stick stripes in 71, only in 70.
YOU SHOULD TAKE A GRINDER TO THE AIR CLEANER AND GRIND OFF SIX BARREL AND PUT SIX PACK DECALS ON IT IF THATS WHAT YOU WANT IT TO BE
With all my E bodys I never saw that movie one day
@Jerrol Hale I like part 2 the best, by far.
I think the owner wanted to say 'visceral' versus using the word 'sensual'.
Very nice car, wonder what it went for?
Richard Carpenter (of The Carpenters fame) owns a black Plymouth Barracuda very similar to this (440 Six-Pack, 4 spd, same year) he bought new, still unrestored from day one.
I never get pixillated in the least when my wife gives her '63 White/Red interior Corvette some tlc, I wonder what her reaction towards me will be if I owned this baby as a 2nd car.
Mopar drive trains held up but the structures and handling would get sloppy over time.
*Six Barrel
Anyone know the narrator? He looks really familiar but I can't tell where ice seen him.
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seems like the suspension sits higher than any cuda i have seen.
Lindo
I’m probably too late, but is this car for sale?
Are the right exhaust tips that hard to come by?
I've seen used ones go for over $100 a piece. Not sure about new replicas. Year One should carry them.
@@raykobialka6666 The original ones have rounded edges on the corners. A pronounced radius. It’s noticeable from a good distance. The repops are harshly squared off.
Interior?
4 Tallman dislike it.
4 speed or auto ?
+6, not Six pack!
Six Barrel, NOT +6
Plymouth called it the Six Barrel. Dodge called it the Six Pack
Fuck yeah. Sorry about my language that’s just all I could think of!❤️🔧🔧🔧🔨🤪
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Frank is in his mid 60, unless he bought the car when he was 9 in high school. Great car tho...
I was having a hard time w/ those numbers myself.
gross seeing it driven on slushy roads
Slush? Lol
Yup some people have way more money than brains
NOT A SIX PACK PLYMOUTH HAD 6 BARRELS DODGE HAD SIX PACKS. CMON YOU SHOULD KNOW This. Man what nasty looking roads all potholes and patches. Yuk. So glad I live in florida. Roads beautiful here. Keeps my cobra mustang nice and clean and running good. That looks horrendous for a car. Takes years off the life of a car.
The fact that the guy is driving it on salty roads in the winter tells me hes got alot more money than brains
Great vldeo. Jay Leno ticks me off every time he starts whining about how the muscle cars did not handle like a modern car, not at all refined. He is a pansy, not sure why he collects cars.
Booooyyyyyyyyyyy
very cool car, much respect.
But for the price to own it restored, I could buy 2 brand new dodge demon challengers that not only look cool, but would destroy this cuda racing 😎
The Demon will never have that cool factor though. Money can always buy new shit but being able to buy the rare shit is what makes it worth it.
@@jonathanrayne What? The Demon most certainly does have the cool factor and always will.
@Jerrol Hale , hell yeah. I wish I had kept my 71 Cuda.
I'd still rather have that 71. Back when power was made mechanically instead of by a computer. The cars they build today will never be around in 50 years. Way too much electronics and computer technology in them now. That shit just doesn't last. Way too many things that can go wrong. Once you start having computer issues with a vehicle it's nothing but a headache with it from then on even if you replace the computer itself. They're pretty much junk after that or a bottomless money pit