This 1970 Plymouth 'Cuda is one of the most significant muscle cars of its time, and this example takes it even further. It retains its numbers-matching 440 6-Pack V8, stroked to 510 cubic inches and producing an incredible 612 horsepower. The engine was built by Dave Dudek Muscle Cars with a hydraulic roller cam, roller rockers, 440 Source CNC-ported heads, a ported aluminum intake, and ported factory manifolds. A hidden MSD ignition with rev limiter and a 3-row radiator adds reliability without compromising originality.
The numbers-matching 4-speed manual transmission features an NOS pistol-grip shifter, sending power through a Dana 60 "Sure Grip" rear end with 3.54 gears. Finished in Black with a Black vinyl top, this triple-black 1970 Plymouth 'Cuda for sale includes the N96 Fresh Air Shaker hood, a restored Shaker bubble with NOS Original Argent Silver paint, A22 elastomeric bumpers, and Black leather bucket seats with console and woodgrain trim. Power windows, power four-wheel disc brakes, and a rebuilt R35 factory stereo with Bluetooth make it as enjoyable to drive as it is to display.
Riding on 390 'Cuda factory wheels (widened 1" in the rear) wrapped in Goodyear F60s and G60s, this 1970 'Cuda comes documented with its original broadcast sheet and a David Wise validation report. Featured as the cover car of Mopar Collector's Guide in October 1995, this V-code 4-speed Track Pack 'Cuda is a one-of-a-kind piece of Mopar history!
