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That hood scoop is nice but that little spoiler is to much imo but a stunning 66/67 charger I love this b body, the only b body I'd buy over a duster or demon if the price and vehicle condition was right

Hey Teddy, nice Cuda. What size tires do you have on it? I like the stance.

Such a great video!! Fun fact - did you know Plymouth was planning to build a 1975 Cuda. Yes Google 1975 Plymouth Cuda and see the pictures. Sadly it was just a clay model and would never make it in production. 😢 The Cuda Wikipedia info page says this too.

Great video. I'm a little freaked out by the rhd swaps shown at the car shows. Amazing but startling. Had my E body 33 years now.

Got a 68' im bout to start getting handled as soon as winter is over! cant wait!

So encouraging. What more could you want!

Yuck not a fan sorry man

This must be in Australia as I can see our Aussie HQ Holden across the street, nice dodge too

Factory wheels....YES !!!!!

Lifelong GM guy here but , DAYUM , that car is awesome !

Jus amazing!

That has to be the hottest rear end on a car, i love the 68

Awesome bro 🖤💣🔥🔥

I bought a 68 Dodge Coronet R/T at age 19 and had it painted, new interior, rebuilt the engine and trans, added 3.91 gears out back and had a lot of fun. Although I painted it silver, the original color was the same or similar to the one in this video. Very nice looking car. I have some videos of my R/T on my YT channel. Thanks for the memories!

Its simply beautiful. Amazing blues on that thing!

Да, "душа"!

Original rims! Oh yea!!!😅

Beautiful Mopar/R/T CORNET!! Nice B.5 blue looks great sounds like a Mopar should!!! Nice job!!! Just beautiful!! Mopar life live on & on!!

Dodge/Plymouth muscle cars...😍

My all-time favorite cars is right there .. nothing like the beauty of a old Mopar

Mopar was doing it right in '68

The cops came to our shop to put 440s with six packs in their Fury 3 patrol cars they ran pretty good when done .

Purdy,lol

Hey man! I got the same car but in red! I’ve never seen anyone else with the same car! Do you happen to live in Indiana?

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I don't believe I ever saw a MOPAR in the color before. BEAUTIFUL! Just BEAUTIFUL!

Beautiful Car

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Nice!

У меня вроде даже простатит прошёл😊😊😊

Very nice car!

Love original mopars only thing I would do is put new red line tires on it if they was still available very nice

Love E bodies...I gotta B body myself, a 68 Plymouth Road Runner. Mopar for life!! Queensland! Thanks for the vid mate, cheers.

I bought a72 Cuda in 76. 340 4 speed. I loved that car!!! Now, l would give anything to have the Cuda back again. They were impressive running small blocks!!!! And the look of that car... unmatched to this day!!!

Thr reason I thought the Plymouth Cuda and dodge challenger were the same car because the shape of the rear panels and doors looked the same that is why I thought they both were the same car .

Cuda had a shorter wheelbase... I cannot believe only one person pointed in that direction...

What scale model is this ? For sale

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My uncle use to take me to school in his 72 cuda 340 when I was a kid. Now I have a 2009 Challanger Rt but will have a Cuda 340 one day.

Vanishing point.

That’s a bullet

Vanishing Point

Love only thing I would do is put a oval HP air cleaner very nice love original mopars

Perfect

My favorite car. My Dad bought a new one when I was 5, red over white, 440, torqueflight. I remember watching the speedometer needle hit 150 going through South Park, Colorado.

in 1979, I bought my first E body - a 1970 Barracuda sb with a stick, threw a cam, intake, headers and a 3500# Hayes clutch in it, a couple years later i built the heads however, it was a fun car, but when beating on it hard - it had some understeer. When getting sideways - if the back was out too far and the wheel speed was too fast, she'd come around real quick, almost unexpectedly. Above 130mph the front end would "float" fixed that issue with the AAR front spoiler "wing tips" still have the car and has 490,000 miles. in 1983 I bought my first Big block car, a 1970 'Cuda 4 speed, it had the same issues as the small block did but, had more understeer with the weight of the big block up front, but that didn't keep me from thrashing on it at every opportunity and many runs on the racetrack after building a stronger engine and suspension upgrades. in 1999 I bought my 1970 Challenger Big block, even tho it is only 2" longer on the wheelbase, it is more controllable when sideways or "drifting" it, it isn't a night and day difference but, it is enough that I noticed it, the balance of the car is just a little better than the Cudas. Both the BB Cuda and the BB Challenger have front end float above 140mph, easily fixed using the AAR wing tips on the front end, so far i have had the Challenger to 190mph and remains stable using them, I love both E bodies for different reasons, but i am a Mopar guy, I have a '67 GTX - '68 Cuda fastback formula S - '69 Road Runner - '70 Barracuda & Challenger and a '71 Demon. I love them all, but the most fun to drive and beat on are the '68 Cuda and both the E bodies after the suspension upgrades...

The year I was born. 💜👍😃🙀😻😘💜

I wonder if the interviewer could possibly sound any less interested.

As soon as I saw a 71 Hemi Cuda that was my dream car. But i also like the 70 challenger T/A. Park them both in my driveway, Thank you very much👌