@Cody Sonnet Or as well mannered as an Australian ,that does not give a crap ,commenting on the sound of an American hot Rod......Did i mention i could listen to that shit all day?
I had read where it was Alex stringing together 4 bass drums, using double bass drumming for the effect. I’m not a drummer, so I don’t know. Always favored the guitar myself (Eddie).
@@stevenbackus2549 it’s Alex’s drumming. He recorded multiple tracks all at different tempos playing various random notes at random times. On another note, the very beginning of running with the devil is a whole bunch of car horns slowed down.
@Michael Martin: 1st post: Don Wallace "That engine idling makes my heart happy." 2nd post by RUclips its ok... but an open downpipe TURBO sounds better ... YOUR POST: Again, BwaaaHaaaa!! Now tell me WTF does that reply have ANYTHING to do with what he said and i said...?? That was your 1st reply to us that you interrupted ... DO YOURSELF A FAVOR AND QUIT WHILE YOU ARE AHEAD ...
This looks like a 73. I had a 70 340 4-spd with 4.10 gear's back in the 80's when you could actually afford one. Mine had 48K miles on it and I only paid $1,500. for it. Wish I still had it!!
@Robert LaPointe Had a friend of mine back in the 80's with a 68 with a worked 383 single 4bbl.... For craps and giggles he and his Dad put 5.57:1 in it. He drove it around for 3 years, all because it was so much fun, Lots would pay him to fill it up and ride around in it. Long as you didn't get past 75mph the engine would take it...
@Robert LaPointe He really only went to school and to the mall on the weekends, so he just cruised it mainly. I was just BSing with ya. But it was a really fun car. The Oh SHIT factor was amazing from 0-70.
I've been a Ford fan all my life, but love the looks of a lot of the Chyrslers cars also! Love the color & body style! A friend of mine,RIP Charlie, bought a brand new,can't remember if it was a '70 or '71? Triple black 440 6pack 4speed cuda,man did he love that car! Later on he got married, bought a house. They eventually split up, I heard he got in financial problems & had to sell his beloved Cuda. Miss ya Charlie!💖
@@porscheGT652 My late wife & I divorced in '90. We later became friends, but neither of us ever remarried. I'm fine with remaining single. My dog & my son's are all I need.
@@Mike583 yeah man I’ve seen my dad go through that divorce stuff,it’s not fun that’s for sure,I am glad you are doing better for yourself,Take it easy brother.
@Pepper Head you do know he put the car at about 600hp; and the type R if I recall is barely at 300hp. Maybe it would win on the track but 1/4 mile this thing is going to eat; it's set up for that judging by the Hoosiers.
I gotta say there is no more pleasurable experience than gettin an old muscle car to roar to life. My brother has now got my Dad's '65 Buick that I'll take our Dad out for a ride in on nice summer days and getting it to fire up is just like this vid. A couple time cranking and giving the throttle a few pumps and fucker roars to life (yes sometimes it takes 2 tries or 3). Not ungodly loud but that same "aaaaaaaaah" factor hearing it catch and fire away :) The 401 nailvalve had a bit of a "lumpy" cam from the factory and makes it all the more enjoyable getting to hear her warm up and let me know when she's ready to get goin. I sound like an old timer but I'm only 31. I rock around in an '07 Mustang GT but the thrill of driving waht is now my brother's car can't be matched by any. You get so much feedback from old cars that you don't from new ones and makes you feel even more in touch with them. I tell my Dad every time we go out I love driving that car and hate when it gets put away for the winter, because that means another 6 months or so of not being able to drive it LOL!
My first car was a 68 Dodge Charger it was built everytime i go through drive-thrus they would get mad at me because it would rattle the walls i loved it lol. Miss that old car
OMG, you damn lucky dog-that mopar is a work of art. Very impressive sound, the cam must be a solid lift-if not then pretty close to that. Enjoy it bro, you don't see them often or at least often enough.
My first car was a 1971 cuda with a 440. I paid $600 dollars for it because people could not afford the insurance or gas for it. They were selling dirt cheap in the 70s because of the gas crunch. What a fantastic introduction to driving.
Took my kids years ago to visit family in Chicago...They have cigarette boat races in Lake Michigan every summer. Was walking along the Naval Pier and a cigarette boat was sitting there idling and the sound was echoing off the pier walls...and it sounded exactly like this.To many of the visitors and tourists i'm sure they thought it was irritating noise but for me it was music ! ! ! Oh and there was a Coast Guard boat sitting at the end of the pier to keep the wild animal in check !
Sounds good once it started. Man clean that garage out. Cars so close together. I just spent about $6500 putting a foundation and a nice new shed structure so I could clean my garage out of everything except for the cars, two tool boxes , and the compressor.
I had neighbors that lived downstairs from me when I was in the Air Force that would be partying loudly at 3:00 in the morning when I got home from the track. Laying my Pioneer 88s face down and blasting Led Zeppelin worked for awhile. When it stopped working I'd wait until a half-hour or so after they were done partying, then take the car off the trailer. Their bedroom was right next to my parking stall. THAT worked.
I had neighbor that liked to snowblow his driveway at 4:30-5:00am back when I worked 3:30-midnights at the post office. Sadly, my built 360 Duster was put away for the winter, but I DID have my Polaris XCR 800 with triple stingers that suddenly needed to be rode when I got home from work.
Absolute music to my ears. Love that cracklin' sound of headers, capped or uncorked. Just loverly. I had a '70 Javelin with the 390 that I built a bit. That was an era nobody will ever forget. Loved the Nash Bridges '71 Hemi Cuda convertible, but it sure didn't sound like this one.
If I ever seen that in real life I'd probably cry.... That has to be one of my favorite Mopars from the muscle car era. Probably going from 66-72 would be my favorites but some of the "gas guzzler upgrades" like the all aluminum 'Spirit of 76' Challenger is a super unique car and I really like it... A friend had one and I feel in love w/ how weird it was and it still looked good. ❤️🖤
there is nothing like the feeling you get a big muscle car driven on the street with open headers. natural aspirated no NOS no turbo no fuel injection and 500 hp to the wheels. if it breaks down you don't take it back to dad or the dealer you build it so you know what to do and what is wrong and you fix it on the spot. your hands will never be clean and your clothing will all have grease stains. im glad i live those days.
Just like the Cragar SS, those Weld wheels never loose their beauty to me. They can make almost any car look good! I had the Cragar SS on my red 66 fastback mustang & loved the look!💖
It WOULD be if it was mine. I'm talking EARLY Sunday, say about 6 AM, after being kept all night by my neighbor kids partying till 4:30 (not really unusual)..... Payback being the bitch it is!!!!
I absolutely love that car, looks sound ect..., Cudas are my favorite car , lime light, and sassy grass are my favorite colors, but also love 69 roadrunners currently working on one, I had a 73 Cuda 340, 4 spd., air car had it painted like yours lots of options, never finished it , sold it , you have a beautiful car
So I come to my defense about this loading procedure..... The car was mine, I sometimes have issues with the trailer ramps. Check out the driver side of the car. See the damage? The ramp slipped out on my OLD trailer and the car fell. So my overly cautious attempt to load this car onto my NEW trailer is the reason for the abnormalities. Also, to note the car has a spool rear end. So it doesn’t exactly turn on a dime and make for quick adjustments onto a trailer. Thanks to all who have watched, commented and subscribed. I take the criticism with a grain of salt, due to the fact nobody but Ric and I were there. And yes Ric is not a good assistant for loading a car, add to it the open headers and communication is near impossible with the car running..
The one in the video is a 73 or 74 because it has the round tail lights and external side lights not molded into the body like the 70-71 were. Personally I like the 71 best because it has the best grill of them all and four headlights. It also has the "gilled" front fenders. I am proud enough to not only own one myself - but can say I built it myself from a basket case I bought for a song in 1997. I will never sell it.
That's not a Chrysler starter. That's an aftermarket high torque gear reduction starter. It sounds no different than the starter on my 408 big block Chevy.
In 1970 (when I was 14!) my oldest brother (RIP Tommy) bought a brand new Gran Coupe. The GC was only built in 1970...334 units. Black on Black with a 335hp 383c.i. 4bbl with the iconic Hurst pistol grip shifter and 3.35 Dana 60 rearend. I learned to drive stick on the car! In '73 it dropped a valve and sent a rod thru the block. We got a 383 out of a Chrysler Newport ( not the same HP tho) and my best friend and I did the swap. He was going to sell the car to me for $1,000.00 ( I was then 17y.o.) but MOM said NO!! "It is too FAST for you!! :-(" I think he paid $4,800 new for it. I see them now on fleabay for almost 100k! I would have still had that car today..with a "proper" engine in it!
70 Grand coupe....Barricuda....not 'Cuda...2 different fish...and the Dana 60 only came in 440 6pac. and HEMI 4sp cars and only in 3:54 3:91 n 4:10 ratio, but you could special order a Dana 60...The 383mag. 335hp was a Road runner Super Bee engine,the Grand Coupe was more of a business man's Barricuda with a/c power windows and that kind of stuff...alot of fishy in your story...383 mag. drop a valve at 3 yrs old? the last 'Cuda i seen sell for 100k was a HEMI with all matching vin#s ,but anything is possible in those days when you bought a MOPAR you took what was on the lot or filled out special order card and what you checked off you could get ,at extra cost then your car was assembled and the dealer called when it was ready for you to pick up.....just say'in...But some guys Live, breath,eat,sleep,MOPAR it's our life blood....MOPAR OR NO CAR....My brain is just Directley Connected that way...lol... beep beep.
I know I just cringe when people do that if you really know how an engine works And how it gets its lubrication You would never do that Not even rev it passed 2000 rpm before it's warm
This oiling system is not stock, the motor is not stock. It doesn't need the same thing as a boner stock engine. It's pumping at least twice as much oil as stock.
Nathan Jones absolutely expand everything get the oil not just top of motor but in between the bearings and crevices oil heater was a great investment for me to
Regardless of all the criticsm.. the car is sweet!! Hope it gives you the enjoyment one gets when riding her around. Just not sure where it would be for a genuine ride. I used to have a 95 GT and I had my exhaust cut. I would drive thru the tunnels in Boston during the summer and I would have a blast listening to the sound echo off the walls. I would be in 2nd gear all the way. Those were the days!! I had her for 20 years. I had to get rid of it. 😢 Sad day..
Chad... name and cutzie drawing sort-a says it all. "Hell, I would have done a burn-out and hit the trailer at 90MPH if it was me" If you had the kind of time and money he has invested in that car (yeah right), you might be just a little careful, too.
Oh..MY...God!!! I can't believe my incredible good fortune in finding a vid of a ANYONE actually moving the 596hp, open headers '74 'CUDA!! And then I got to learn about some of the MODS on the beast! "Goodies" indeed! I'll bet you made a TON of money racing that monster. Please repost and tell us about a few of your most exciting victories!
Cam specs please!!! I'm building a 416 stroker -short block is complete. Thinking about getting INDY 360-1 top end kit and going with Comp cams hyd. roller cam
@Steven Gallant, I was really gonna thrash you with your last comment, ....like really bad. But decided not to. I don't need to be a keyboard super hero. ........But I am a proud supporter of lifelong marriages. I don't know what went wrong with you two, but the contribution to the fail is double sided. ....You in part wrong. She in part wrong. Who initiated, does not matter, just the ripple of pain, creates behavior that is unnecessary. You once loved her, and likewise you are to her. It is still there. But the excessive pain and retaliation exposed the cruelty, and much unkind behavior. She, deep down, is a good woman, and likewise with yourself. You once love each other, and it is still there. Hate have just fully matured, that love can no longer be seen. But it is there. Just remember the good things in her, and when she favored you. Stop listening to people with failed marriages, and bitter attitudes. It is not worth your penny. Love is the answer to everything. Make no mistake with that over sex. Just give it and share it, and expect nothing back. Sooner or later, love will hunt you down, and bless you. ...Peace Bro.
could you lend it to me? you see, we have special police units patrolling the streets for noise pollution all across the country here in germany and I'd love to scorch past one of these units in that CUDA ! :-) awesome machine ! (quick question, is that 408 stroker 360 based? I assume it is.) greetings from germany.
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Plymouth would still be in business if they brought back the Cuda, straight up BADASS SUPERCAR
That's the LOUDEST riding lawnmower I've ever heard.... but it doesn't cut the grass... it just scares it into being short again :)
The Great Bamboozler right, I saw a Ford and someone scraped the door. I saw Budweiser under the paint.
Lol
That's good.
What does that even mean?
Okay this is a gold comment lol
I could not give a crap how long it took to load onto the trailer.I could listen to that sound all day.
That pluck should be apart of a symphony.
Music to my ears.
Amen, brother
Hell yeah....sounds BAD @$$!
@Cody Sonnet Or as well mannered as an Australian ,that does not give a crap ,commenting on the sound of an American hot Rod......Did i mention i could listen to that shit all day?
That MOPAR RUMBLE sounds just like the opening to Van Halen's song: Hot for Teacher
The intro to hot for teacher is the firing of a cammed 409
I had read where it was Alex stringing together 4 bass drums, using double bass drumming for the effect. I’m not a drummer, so I don’t know. Always favored the guitar myself (Eddie).
@@stevenbackus2549 it’s Alex’s drumming. He recorded multiple tracks all at different tempos playing various random notes at random times. On another note, the very beginning of running with the devil is a whole bunch of car horns slowed down.
Mopar = Nocar
@@cbarbour5147 objectively wrong from everyone’s perspective
God, I love that sound! Beautiful, awesome Mopar! The car looks great. What a treasure to own.
Would love to own one of these, Wow!!
GOOD OL CHEVY BOY HERE SAYING TO YOU MOPAR BOYS THAT THANG SOUNDS AMAZING NOTHING LIKE AMERICAN MUSCLE GOOD LAWD!!!!
Thank you, Much respect to you!
Yep I'm a Chevy man but that solid roller sounds amazing hp is hp. Props on a bad ass car
Got to say it's a beautiful car too bad it takes 3 rookies three tries or 4 to get it on the trailer must not trailer it much
@D. Adams cause it can outwalk all the others
Im just kiddin, HP is HP :)
I'm a Chevy guy, but I love anything with a v8 and no exhaust 😂
Just watched this through my 1050 watt Pioneer Elite Home Theater with a 15" 250 watt Velodyne Sub and Infinity Kappa 7.1's OMG It was Glorious!
Lies
1:20 "Honey... I swept out the garage."
That beast sounds absolutely BRUTAL! Love the sound of a pure motor...
That engine idling makes my heart happy.
its ok... but an open downpipe TURBO sounds better ...
@@ACommenterOnRUclips Again, BwaaaHaaaa!!
@Michael Martin:
Again..??!!?? I didn't see the 1st one LOL
@@ACommenterOnRUclips You didn't research the above posts.
@Michael Martin:
1st post: Don Wallace
"That engine idling makes my heart happy."
2nd post by RUclips
its ok... but an open downpipe TURBO sounds better ...
YOUR POST:
Again, BwaaaHaaaa!!
Now tell me WTF does that reply have ANYTHING to do with what he said and i said...?? That was your 1st reply to us that you interrupted ...
DO YOURSELF A FAVOR AND QUIT WHILE YOU ARE AHEAD ...
There are 2 things wrong with this video 1. The car is not mine 2. The car is not mine.
Yep right on I want one too.
This looks like a 73. I had a 70 340 4-spd with 4.10 gear's back in the 80's when you could actually afford one. Mine had 48K miles on it and I only paid $1,500. for it. Wish I still had it!!
No, what's wrong with it is it's not MINE!
@Robert LaPointe Had a friend of mine back in the 80's with a 68 with a worked 383 single 4bbl.... For craps and giggles he and his Dad put 5.57:1 in it. He drove it around for 3 years, all because it was so much fun, Lots would pay him to fill it up and ride around in it. Long as you didn't get past 75mph the engine would take it...
@Robert LaPointe He really only went to school and to the mall on the weekends, so he just cruised it mainly. I was just BSing with ya. But it was a really fun car. The Oh SHIT factor was amazing from 0-70.
i not only heard it... i actually smelled it
Oh man, one of the best smells in the world
Who smelt it dealt it!
"Does it start?" What kind of dumb question is that?
Hear hear
SgtPnkks it’s funny, my dad had a ‘70 Cuda 440 six pack. I recently found out hates that smell. I love it! How could you not?
That Cam is flat nasty!!!😍
What a beautiful sound, love it.
Stunning piece of Mopar history, I keep coming back to this video, who doesn`t love the sound of this beast, just a dream car.
Ok, I got dust in my face all the way over here in Knoxville when that thing started. Beautiful car, Ive always loved that color
Love how crisp every exhaust pulse is... if that's what 10:1 sounds like on an open headers 360, I can't wait to hear mine at 11:1 when it's done! O.O
I've been a Ford fan all my life, but love the looks of a lot of the Chyrslers cars also! Love the color & body style! A friend of mine,RIP Charlie, bought a brand new,can't remember if it was a '70 or '71? Triple black 440 6pack 4speed cuda,man did he love that car! Later on he got married, bought a house. They eventually split up, I heard he got in financial problems & had to sell his beloved Cuda. Miss ya Charlie!💖
Marriage is a bitch never do it ,Just me tho.
@@porscheGT652 My late wife & I divorced in '90. We later became friends, but neither of us ever remarried. I'm fine with remaining single. My dog & my son's are all I need.
@@Mike583 yeah man I’ve seen my dad go through that divorce stuff,it’s not fun that’s for sure,I am glad you are doing better for yourself,Take it easy brother.
@@porscheGT652 Thank you,you do the same.
Ewww... Ford? My condolences.
Thats what a hot rod is supposed to sound like, not the sound of a pissed off bumblebee rice burner.
That's good then because rice burners aren't supposed to sound like hot rods
Pepper Head a Honda type R is also insanely lame and made for little bitch boys with man buns.
Why would you even bring up a 4 banger in this video?. Stupid
Just think we had cars just like that when I was in High school back in 76 I had a 65 Stang that was in 4 mags in 1977.
@Pepper Head you do know he put the car at about 600hp; and the type R if I recall is barely at 300hp. Maybe it would win on the track but 1/4 mile this thing is going to eat; it's set up for that judging by the Hoosiers.
I gotta say there is no more pleasurable experience than gettin an old muscle car to roar to life. My brother has now got my Dad's '65 Buick that I'll take our Dad out for a ride in on nice summer days and getting it to fire up is just like this vid. A couple time cranking and giving the throttle a few pumps and fucker roars to life (yes sometimes it takes 2 tries or 3). Not ungodly loud but that same "aaaaaaaaah" factor hearing it catch and fire away :) The 401 nailvalve had a bit of a "lumpy" cam from the factory and makes it all the more enjoyable getting to hear her warm up and let me know when she's ready to get goin. I sound like an old timer but I'm only 31. I rock around in an '07 Mustang GT but the thrill of driving waht is now my brother's car can't be matched by any. You get so much feedback from old cars that you don't from new ones and makes you feel even more in touch with them. I tell my Dad every time we go out I love driving that car and hate when it gets put away for the winter, because that means another 6 months or so of not being able to drive it LOL!
I could listen to open headers all day!
I had an 81 mustang with just a 302 and straight pipes right to the back and that even sounded nice
My first car was a 68 Dodge Charger it was built everytime i go through drive-thrus they would get mad at me because it would rattle the walls i loved it lol. Miss that old car
Must have been awesome! My first car is a 2008 Dodge Avenger i bought from my neighbor haha
OMG, you damn lucky dog-that mopar is a work of art. Very impressive sound, the cam must be a solid lift-if not then pretty close to that. Enjoy it bro, you don't see them often or at least often enough.
My first car was a 1971 cuda with a 440. I paid $600 dollars for it because people could not afford the insurance or gas for it. They were selling dirt cheap in the 70s because of the gas crunch. What a fantastic introduction to driving.
Took my kids years ago to visit family in Chicago...They have cigarette boat races in Lake Michigan every summer. Was walking along the Naval Pier and a cigarette boat was sitting there idling and the sound was echoing off the pier walls...and it sounded exactly like this.To many of the visitors and tourists i'm sure they thought it was irritating noise but for me it was music ! ! ! Oh and there was a Coast Guard boat sitting at the end of the pier to keep the wild animal in check !
Open headers always sound the best with a radical engine.
Man that thing sounds filthy!!! Thanks for posting. I hope my big block Holden sounds half that good when I get it done. All the best from downunder.
GOD BLESS YOU IN OZ...!!!
Did it end up sounding like that? (update)
My uncle drank a gallon of varnish....he had a horrible death but a lovely finish!
Nice car
How many gallons of testosterone does that hold?
A shit ton man
Good ol murica
Depends on how big his nut sack is.
@@fadedempirecarclub948 that's only if he installed the smaller tank lol bigger tank holds 2 shit tons!
Too Much is NEVER enough!!
Sounds good once it started. Man clean that garage out. Cars so close together. I just spent about $6500 putting a foundation and a nice new shed structure so I could clean my garage out of everything except for the cars, two tool boxes , and the compressor.
Sounds like a nice 13:1 roller motor!! I love it!
Just had an eargasm!!! I turned the volume waaayyyyy up and loved it!!
that should be done at 2 am.... so the neighbors appreciate it leaving....
HA HA yea Id be like get that POS out of here
I wouldn’t mind that at 2am
@@ericfulmer8180 Me either. Working the night shift! :)
I had neighbors that lived downstairs from me when I was in the Air Force that would be partying loudly at 3:00 in the morning when I got home from the track. Laying my Pioneer 88s face down and blasting Led Zeppelin worked for awhile. When it stopped working I'd wait until a half-hour or so after they were done partying, then take the car off the trailer. Their bedroom was right next to my parking stall. THAT worked.
I had neighbor that liked to snowblow his driveway at 4:30-5:00am back when I worked 3:30-midnights at the post office. Sadly, my built 360 Duster was put away for the winter, but I DID have my Polaris XCR 800 with triple stingers that suddenly needed to be rode when I got home from work.
Absolute music to my ears. Love that cracklin' sound of headers, capped or uncorked. Just loverly. I had a '70 Javelin with the 390 that I built a bit. That was an era nobody will ever forget. Loved the Nash Bridges '71 Hemi Cuda convertible, but it sure didn't sound like this one.
I didn't know that porn is allowed on youtube
Clown got his license at kmart.
Fredrik Lundgren Everyone says that line.. lame
I love the question " is it loud" with a snicker.... because you know his neighbor are like WHAT THE HELL IS THAT
Its a punched out small block. You think thats loud? listen to 454 ls6 chevy nova with open headers once
The neighbors dog squatted and pissed on the kitchen floor when that was fired up
Oh god!!!! This is what you call a dream car! Sounds like heaven
If I ever seen that in real life I'd probably cry.... That has to be one of my favorite Mopars from the muscle car era. Probably going from 66-72 would be my favorites but some of the "gas guzzler upgrades" like the all aluminum 'Spirit of 76' Challenger is a super unique car and I really like it... A friend had one and I feel in love w/ how weird it was and it still looked good. ❤️🖤
there is nothing like the feeling you get a big muscle car driven on the street with open headers. natural aspirated no NOS no turbo no fuel injection and 500 hp to the wheels. if it breaks down you don't take it back to dad or the dealer you build it so you know what to do and what is wrong and you fix it on the spot. your hands will never be clean and your clothing will all have grease stains. im glad i live those days.
Always has been my favorite car. Love the Plum Crazy and Sassy Green!
'70's Cudas, Most Bad Ass cars EVER!!!
Sounds good my friend , Always get out and look just like you did , instead of taking somebody's word for It while loading
The old school Weld wheels still look good .
welds arent oldschool dumbass lol. "oldschool" is something like cragar ss, american ET or keystone classics
@@JSIV-j7p says the 18 year old! LMAO
Just like the Cragar SS, those Weld wheels never loose their beauty to me. They can make almost any car look good! I had the Cragar SS on my red 66 fastback mustang & loved the look!💖
@@puppetmasterblaster hey Dumbass ,they have been around since early eighties !
Old School Dumbass !
@@Mike583
Cool !
I ran the Cragar Super Tricks on my 69 Fastback.
i keep coming back to this video every once in a while I never tire of that sound.
What a great sound, warms my heart!!! ☘️🤓
"does it start?" Sigh. Same kind of person who slams the hell out of the car door because it's "old".
Im sorry 4 the mis happs in the garage letting them know whos selling a ride n whos just out tosabotage is rt where im at partners
the right way to say good morning to the neighbors
Cam2 should be made in to a perfume for women to wear. I'm just sayin
therealmillerman 110 octane Aviation gas too lol.. sweet smell fer sure.
Mine smells like carb dip so I went ahead and stuck my dip stick in and it melted off
ALONG WITH LEADED GAS!
Nothing like the sound of a old built Mopar. I had several, the baddest being a '70 440 Cuda.
I never get tired of that sound.
Thanks for the concert! What key was that in? Oh! Wait I know it's in the key of Bee fast!
I actually started to fall asleep waiting for the car to be loaded onto the trailer.... GREAT video..
Needless to say this didn't happen on Sunday morning.
It's a shame... because what wonderful sounding church bells 🎵🎶🎶🎵
Love waking up to it
It WOULD be if it was mine. I'm talking EARLY Sunday, say about 6 AM, after being kept all night by my neighbor kids partying till 4:30 (not really unusual)..... Payback being the bitch it is!!!!
@@andrewbieger5004 LMAO!!!
Nothing like the sound of a stroked motor, esp the idle and quick spoolup....JUST GAVE ME LIL CHUBBA😎
I would sell my family before I sell this car.
Lol
Lol
Best comment ever!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Lmao 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Right lol!!!
I absolutely love that car, looks sound ect..., Cudas are my favorite car , lime light, and sassy grass are my favorite colors, but also love 69 roadrunners currently working on one, I had a 73 Cuda 340, 4 spd., air car had it painted like yours lots of options, never finished it , sold it , you have a beautiful car
Click the number below to replay all the good parts from the beginning.
1:16
You’re all welcome.
Damn, sounds like a Top Fuel funny car idling. I like the cam.
I was wondering if that car would’ve made it past the rails without peeling off so hard. Yup what a beauty
I'm sooooo JEALOUS!!! And it's value will just be worth more and more as the years go by! :)
So I come to my defense about this loading procedure..... The car was mine, I sometimes have issues with the trailer ramps. Check out the driver side of the car. See the damage? The ramp slipped out on my OLD trailer and the car fell. So my overly cautious attempt to load this car onto my NEW trailer is the reason for the abnormalities.
Also, to note the car has a spool rear end. So it doesn’t exactly turn on a dime and make for quick adjustments onto a trailer.
Thanks to all who have watched, commented and subscribed. I take the criticism with a grain of salt, due to the fact nobody but Ric and I were there. And yes Ric is not a good assistant for loading a car, add to it the open headers and communication is near impossible with the car running..
Don't let these idiot commenters bother you.If I was fortunate enough to own this beautiful machine I would be hella-careful too!
Always going to be some kinda whining involved on matter what you do🤣
The lift on that Cam has to be 700+!! Awesome!
Love it. Motor specs?
What’s your cr
Ooohhh baby.... felt that start up in Florida
That makes me depressed I had so many cudas now they're in the hands of people that can't drive them 1970 Cuda best looking car ever made
Mark Remillard That wasn’t a 70
The one in the video is a 73 or 74 because it has the round tail lights and external side lights not molded into the body like the 70-71 were. Personally I like the 71 best because it has the best grill of them all and four headlights. It also has the "gilled" front fenders. I am proud enough to not only own one myself - but can say I built it myself from a basket case I bought for a song in 1997. I will never sell it.
The beautiful thing about old muscle cars like this, is that you don’t go and just start them. You have to gently wake them up. Awaken the beast
Good old mopars never like to start in the cold!
I used to have a 1976 Dodge Power Wagon. @1:15 you can never mistake the sound of an older Dodge starter. Love it ! Awesome car too!:)
That's not a Chrysler starter. That's an aftermarket high torque gear reduction starter. It sounds no different than the starter on my 408 big block Chevy.
"Is it loud?" *laughs
It sounds awesome 🤘🏻
That is the only way to blow leaves from the garage. Love the mopar.
In 1970 (when I was 14!) my oldest brother (RIP Tommy) bought a brand new Gran Coupe. The GC was only built in 1970...334 units. Black on Black with a 335hp 383c.i. 4bbl with the iconic Hurst pistol grip shifter and 3.35 Dana 60 rearend. I learned to drive stick on the car! In '73 it dropped a valve and sent a rod thru the block. We got a 383 out of a Chrysler Newport ( not the same HP tho) and my best friend and I did the swap. He was going to sell the car to me for $1,000.00 ( I was then 17y.o.) but MOM said NO!! "It is too FAST for you!! :-(" I think he paid $4,800 new for it. I see them now on fleabay for almost 100k! I would have still had that car today..with a "proper" engine in it!
70 Grand coupe....Barricuda....not 'Cuda...2 different fish...and the Dana 60 only came in 440 6pac. and HEMI 4sp cars and only in 3:54 3:91 n 4:10 ratio, but you could special order a Dana 60...The 383mag. 335hp was a Road runner Super Bee engine,the Grand Coupe was more of a business man's Barricuda with a/c power windows and that kind of stuff...alot of fishy in your story...383 mag. drop a valve at 3 yrs old? the last 'Cuda i seen sell for 100k was a HEMI with all matching vin#s ,but anything is possible in those days when you bought a MOPAR you took what was on the lot or filled out special order card and what you checked off you could get ,at extra cost then your car was assembled and the dealer called when it was ready for you to pick up.....just say'in...But some guys Live, breath,eat,sleep,MOPAR it's our life blood....MOPAR OR NO CAR....My brain is just Directley Connected that way...lol... beep beep.
There is nothing that sounds greater than a built v8 on open headers . God makes my skin crawl
This sounds authentic thru my 4500Watt P.A. 😁
Music to my ears
MOPAR RULES
Dam! I need a smoke after that! Awesome build! 👍
Beautiful car. But let it warm up for a second before throwing it in gear. Just my opinion
I know I just cringe when people do that if you really know how an engine works And how it gets its lubrication You would never do that Not even rev it passed 2000 rpm before it's warm
Thank you! Atleast give the oil pickup a chance. I know plenty of people who just jump in and run. It physically hurts me
@Herman Lipshitz yep
This oiling system is not stock, the motor is not stock. It doesn't need the same thing as a boner stock engine. It's pumping at least twice as much oil as stock.
Nathan Jones absolutely expand everything get the oil not just top of motor but in between the bearings and crevices oil heater was a great investment for me to
No other words but Beautiful! Awesome.
I've got a similar car, but mine is 1970 and it has 472 hemi under the hood.
Regardless of all the criticsm.. the car is sweet!! Hope it gives you the enjoyment one gets when riding her around. Just not sure where it would be for a genuine ride. I used to have a 95 GT and I had my exhaust cut. I would drive thru the tunnels in Boston during the summer and I would have a blast listening to the sound echo off the walls. I would be in 2nd gear all the way. Those were the days!! I had her for 20 years. I had to get rid of it. 😢 Sad day..
Looks like he needs someone to drive it on for him fod
He is being careful . Get in a hurry with that much power could cost you
Chad... name and cutzie drawing sort-a says it all. "Hell, I would have done a burn-out and hit the trailer at 90MPH if it was me" If you had the kind of time and money he has invested in that car (yeah right), you might be just a little careful, too.
I love the cam lope!
how cute you matched your wheels with your trailer.
Should have been 25" blacked out with a spinners get rich or die trying boi...ya know something for the younger hood folk.
@@someonewhatever611 younger folk are worthless. I know I am a young folk.
So nice to see that "almost" stock hood and no blinding blower hanging out of it. LOL
Who has this sound track? I have a 91 chevy 350 short bed with flowmasters. But I would play this music loud thinking it's me rumbling
Oh..MY...God!!! I can't believe my incredible good fortune in finding a vid of a ANYONE actually moving the 596hp, open headers '74 'CUDA!! And then I got to learn about some of the MODS on the beast! "Goodies" indeed! I'll bet you made a TON of money racing that monster. Please repost and tell us about a few of your most exciting victories!
I had a 400 small block Chev that sounded just like that!!!! Sounded even better at 8500 rpm with open headers!!!!!!
Like the sound of strokers, it's like the pistons are swapping cylinders. At ideal. Sweet music.
Love that sound
This is what Art on wheels look like!
I could watch this over and over and over again!
That's the most entertaining video of a car being loaded onto a trailer I've ever seen.
Wow that was awesome.
I got goose bumps when it first fired!
Cam specs please!!! I'm building a 416 stroker -short block is complete. Thinking about getting INDY 360-1 top end kit and going with Comp cams hyd. roller cam
@ mworke ...look into some cams made by Hughes Engines and Bullet also.. You may find something better and cheaper...
Best line ever: 1st guy-"Is it loud?" 2nd guy-*Laughs*
Man, you got a spotter, and you still can't get it in the first try.
Hey with something like that its best to take your time i would think ... if it dont feel right .. then try it again
Plus that guy is not much of a spotter, I would load it by myself!
@Steven Gallant, Yeah, But Yours AND Your wife is too loose for a train, even with surgery !
@ J P, The spotter was good enough. Lame excuse !
@Steven Gallant, I was really gonna thrash you with your last comment, ....like really bad. But decided not to. I don't need to be a keyboard super hero. ........But I am a proud supporter of lifelong marriages. I don't know what went wrong with you two, but the contribution to the fail is double sided. ....You in part wrong. She in part wrong. Who initiated, does not matter, just the ripple of pain, creates behavior that is unnecessary. You once loved her, and likewise you are to her. It is still there. But the excessive pain and retaliation exposed the cruelty, and much unkind behavior. She, deep down, is a good woman, and likewise with yourself. You once love each other, and it is still there. Hate have just fully matured, that love can no longer be seen. But it is there. Just remember the good things in her, and when she favored you. Stop listening to people with failed marriages, and bitter attitudes. It is not worth your penny. Love is the answer to everything. Make no mistake with that over sex. Just give it and share it, and expect nothing back. Sooner or later, love will hunt you down, and bless you. ...Peace Bro.
IMHO the CUDA is the most beautiful body style ever conceived.Would give my right arm to own a pristine 70 hemi cuda.My all time favorite musclecar.
All the RUclips experts in 3..2..1..
Nothing beats a solid lift cam
could you lend it to me? you see, we have special police units patrolling the streets for noise pollution all across the country here in germany and I'd love to scorch past one of these units in that CUDA ! :-) awesome machine !
(quick question, is that 408 stroker 360 based? I assume it is.)
greetings from germany.
A cold start and trailer load Was awesome to me! I used to have weld wheels like that on my 73 formula