Topic: A new 'Cuda?
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Saw this at Barrett-Jackson last month, just got around to finding some more info on it. Pretty cool IMHO.
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Wow that is so cool! I would really love to get behind the wheel, pull back on the slapstick and see if it has the guts to live up to the heritage of its ancestors the hemi or 440.
I had a 383 slapstick that wasn't any slouch. It broke me in on being under the hood all of the time when I was younger..... it was constantly rattling something loose or breaking something. But then again it was never spared any mercy.
I had a 383 slapstick that wasn't any slouch. It broke me in on being under the hood all of the time when I was younger..... it was constantly rattling something loose or breaking something. But then again it was never spared any mercy.
Thanks for the link. Nice looking car. Glad to see the trend of rear wheel drive coming back. Will be fun with a manual trans...
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Like bringing back the old days.
.Like bringing back the old days.
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Pretty easy for them, take the new Challenger, slip a shaker hood on it and some new emblems and BAM you got a 'Cuda. It's probably not to far off, they are selling pre-orders for the new Challenger on eBay for a hefty price tag.
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I doubt that the Plymouth name would be brought back. (Never Say Never though.) Chrysler 'Cuda - hmmmm.
The same kind of noise was made for bringing back the Firebird after the Camaro Concept was announced. (Again - Never Say Never.)
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Nice "Retro-Job" on it............I like it! Thanks for the post, it's interesting. 
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WOW! thats pretty cool the cuda and challenger.
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All of that coolness made me dig this up so that comparisons can be made. No matter if you choose the nostalgic version or todays prototype its a win / win for the world of muscle cars....
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