BARN FIND Hemi 'Cuda rescued after sitting 40 years!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.พ. 2022
- This 1970 Hemi 'Cuda was bought without it's original engine in Memphis in the 70s and has not been on the road in that entire time! It is just an extremely rare QUADRUPLE BLACK 1970 Hemi 'Cuda. It has a black paint, black interior, black vinyl top originally, black rubber bumpers! This sat in a barn for years, and a garage before that. Now this barn find is out of where it has been sitting and will be for sale here in Spring of 2022!
Half of the video was shot by Jesse Heberling. I was only there for the first weekend before things moved around!
If you have any interest in purchasing this 1970 Plymouth Hemi 'Cuda you can contact the owner Billy Harman on Facebook or by email (Billy@toonervillejct.com)
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These people should receive whatever medal & recognition available to them for having the foresight to save these rare Mopars.
Yeah yeah they are stored away & unfinished, but who gives a damn, they saved them, for someone with the money to reborn them.
Thank you for saving history
Yup, they did save them for the future. You are right
He scored a HEMI 'Cuda AND won the lottery! Lucky Bastard!!!
And wait, there's more!
Thats the way id like to walk into my garage. A roadrunner a convertible challenger and a Cuda. Someone is a very lucky person
I agree Andres
Absolutely! And I have a few other beautys I'd love to add to it while we're at it! Lovely!
All I can say is thank the man for keeping them inside and someone can have an easy job of fixing them 😍😍👍👍👍
Just breaks my heart to see them like this.
Thankfully it was rescued now!
Safe and sound in dry storage until the next person enjoys them?
This car needed to have gone to a collector, because just listening to them that doesn’t appreciate the car . I have one my father bought new when he came back from Vietnam.
They love Muscle Cars just like most people.
Thank goodness these cars were found!🙌 So sad to think about the hidden ones nobody knows about.😪
My father had a 64 and 70 gto convertible in a garage that has been there since 1983. He can't work on them no more and is to attached to let anyone else do anything.
Motor in the crate looks to be glowing.
What an amazing find. A Hemi Cuda along with a Challenger R/T convertible and a Roadrunner convertible. The only built 652 Hemi Cudas in 1970. Only 368 were hardtop automatic car. Only 692 383 R/T convertible Challenger. 824 Roadrunner 383 convertibles.
Yup, that's why I drove 9 hours to check them out!
People bashing on how they’re stored.... better this way than being in a field under trees rusted out or wrecked. Some people will never be pleased I swear. Besides, they are his cars not ours so he can do whatever he pleases.
I'm 36now and since the age of about 10-11 a '70 Cuda with a 426 has been my dream even though some family members always said "why would you want that car is a rattle box" .... yes exactly lol to this day 70 cuda, the Volvo p 1800 and Opel GT are my favorite styled cars
I'm only 38 and I'm right there with you.
Oh man...atleast it was saved!
I don't think we'll ever stop seeing "barn finds."
Nope, thousands of barns out there.
Wow I’m speechless - thanks for sharing
So glad someone discovered these gems I appreciate his love for them but I hate to see them like this everyone please help them find a good home
..you got some neat toys in your messy room there junior.
Thanks for the great videos. Always enjoy them.......
Glad you like them!
Triple black makes it super rare
Thankfully the cars are inside.
"I'm gathering parts for it" is a death sentence for these cars. After the parts gatherer dies, his collection of parts goes to the junkyard along with the car he's using as a storage shelf.
Hording......it is a mental illness for sure.
Idk how many times, over the years, that I've heard the old "I'm gonna fix it up someday". And like you said, more often than not, that's a death sentence for the car in question
Danny seems cool and everyone else making wise cracks at him $2000 in 78 was ALOT of money. Just wonder why Danny never dropped the 426 in the ole girl and tore Memphis up...Rip brotha Danny
Danny is still alive. But he did the smart thing and saved the car.
Wow some people just can’t throw anything away.
Eh, just in case
Grate faund Cuda...I have Weery Nice Clone Challenger 70...
What?
Good lord this is the best thing I ever seen. That is one insane car, engine and story. Thank you for showing us all this
50 yrs later having that much fun with a Mopar muscle 💪 car Icon..Man I like that.. save as many as we can..
Indeed
Let's add that it pays to be nice to little old ladies. They might have their late husband's Tor Red 440 or triple black 340 'Cuda stashed in a garage or rather large shop building... 😎
Thanks
I still Can't Believe these cars are still popping up every where i just naturally assume always things are "Picked Over" and everything is Dried up but apparently not!
Nope! Several million cars were made 64-74. Plenty to find still!
We all think we have all the time in the world to collect parts for a project, then one day we're old and realize our time is running out. The mind thinks we can still do as we did when we were much younger.
Indeed
imagine walking up to a place like this and find a literal fortune
Found this channel through your Instagram all I have to say is I'm going to be hooked on these videos 🤣
Thank you!
@@AutoArchaeology of course you're welcome!
Amazing cars. My brother bought a 70 cuda with a 383 that had an engine fire. It was a sublime column auto rubber front bumper hockey stick that was a R code. No one around knew what it was.
What's that cuda worth
R-Code means Hemi.
@@AutoArchaeology yep. We didn't know when we bought it.
@@riccocool What year did your brother buy it?
@@wildestcowboy2668 probably 80 for $700. Sold in 83 for $1300 to a guy that restored it.
Nice car. it has quite a straight grille.
Just watch the Kuda video very good keep up the good work look forward to seeing the 70 Challenger convertible 🇬🇧 Dave
If we are the ones to unbury it, I will post the video.
You can't spell can you. ?
💯👉That's just bad ass.... black = $$$$$$$
Fabulous.
Reminds me of the Detroit legend..Some may know just what I'm referring to what a great story.Sleeper really,meaning it went as fast as it came they found in Prestine condition his son obtained the car
He didnt obtain the car. Dad signed title over on deathbed, he retained it and preserved it.
@granthoule7418 he was supposed to keep it but he didn't sold it at auction and they also proved it was nothing but a made up story just to make it seem to be more than it was
Great vid...................... 👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you!
@@AutoArchaeology 👍
Built 30 days before my V-code Challenger. Closest I've seen.
Now that is a great car. WOW.
Nice!
I think with winning 200k he would have restored them all.cool find bro.
I would have thought so as well.
My Dream car
I had a black 72 Challenger 340 Ralley (I think I spelled that correctly) that I bought in 84. It had W2 race heads and a 727. I wanted to buy a Cuda or Barracude but they were very rare and expensive if you could find one. I did find a 440 Cuda with a stick but the car was hammered with a twisted frame from hard launches. I sold the Challenger 5 years later for $3500. For me the Hemi Cuda was the ultimate muscle car until I took a brand new 04 Mustang Cobra off the dealer's lot for $34000. From then on, the Cude took a back seat to the Terminator. Most fun car I've ever driven, expect those cars to fetch a pretty penny I heard 2 sold at auction for over $100,000. With a blown 4.6 and 6 speed it will wipe the floor with the Cuda with just a few mild mods. Still love the Cuda but the handling of those old muscle cars was frightening 😮 Glad this piece of history is going to a good home, it actually looked to be in pretty good shape considering
Oh I'm sure. A W2 headed 340 is an awesome combo!
@@AutoArchaeology A W2 conversion was very expensive, even the rocker arms needed to be replaced due to the valve placement. Despite the E body's shortcomings, I loved that black Challenger, it just personified the term "evil". I wish it had a 4 speed but maybe it was for the better as you didn't want to take your right hand off that steering wheel 😯
My brother has his still sitting in the garage and hasn't run since 1974 10,000 on it and he bought it new in 1970.
Whaaaaaaaaaa?
@@AutoArchaeology Yep we ordered it thru a small local dealer and he picked it up in July of 1970. It is just sitting with the Hemi out waiting for a basic refresh. No intentions to sell. No way to post a picture here.
Similar to my friend Ron’s ‘69 hemi 500 Charger. Spun a rod bearing in ‘72 with under 10k miles, and the car sat ever since. The resto took over a decade, with Ron bringing a mutual friend cash every month to work on it. It was finally finished a couple years ago, and Ron sold it, as he retired.
What a car
It was a 71 Cuba blue, black vinyl top n interior 340 with torqueflite posi rear end
Black on black on black...with a few Black Widows at no extra charge...
Amazing find! 👍 great video
Thanks 👍
Great car Ryan! I love these videos
Glad you like them!
That HEMI crate engine is a lot more rare than the actual car. Go find another if I'm lying.
Oh I know of a few, but yes, they are rare.
way nice good find
All the guys that say " Someday I'll get that car together"...
And now it will be!
Being someone from Arkansas im upset I didn't stumble onto this car somehow lol
Tons of stuff in Arkansas!
@@AutoArchaeology Im always looking
I raced a 70 Hemi Cuda with my 66 Mustang Shelby. We ran head to head for 2 miles until we both went airborne from a huge hill. Last I saw the Cuda, my car was 10’ in the air and the Cuda crashed into a Kentucky Fried Chicken. It was 1:00am so no one was inside the building.
Oh geeze! I hope everyone was ok
@@AutoArchaeology I came out OK but the Mustang’s suspension and engine block was damaged. I don’t know about the other guy. I know his Cuda was probably trashed because he was headed for the KFC’s brick wall and was a good 8’ off the ground. I heard him crash but I was busy with my own problems. The road curved on the backside of the hill so when I came down I had flown over the medium and landed on the on-coming traffic side. He had been on the left of me so he didn’t land on the road. I grew up during the whole muscle car era so I know what we thought were true muscle cars versus “show cars”. Dodge / Plymouth has some pretty fast cars back then but every lusted after Vettes and Chevelles. They weretop tier and Camaros, Firebirds, Roadrunners, Cudas and Mustangs were next level down. Then you get into Chargers, Roadrunners, Super Bees, etc. It was a very distinct pecking order. Glass packs, Hurst shifters, Holly carbs added a little more prestige.
$2000.00 was a lot of green stamps in 1978 for a roller. I ran across several running driving Hemi cars during that timeframe for $2-3K. SEVERAL.
Might have been the area.
Yes, 2000 would have bought you a nice running hemi or six pack car. 2500 for a pristine one
I call bullshit !!!
@@edpinkerton7947 LOL, on a $2-3K Hemi car in the 70's?
@@edpinkerton7947 I paid 2500 for. Superbird in 81. Engine had rod knocking and needed a repaint . At the same time in out large weekly statewide classified paper, was a very nice 70 hemi GTX for the same price.
Hemi challenger I got to ride in was for sale for 1700 when I was in high school.
At that time a 383 B body generally could be bought for 800, so a hemi car was over twice that.
Looks like my garage (1970 Cuda with a 426 pistol grip for speed not original in pieces, 1970 Challenger 383 Auto, 84 Corvette, 2006 Dodge Ram SRT10; last year Dodge Ram SRT 10, 2003 HEMI Dodge Ram first-year Gen 2 Hemi)
That's an awesome garage to have!
They're easy to tear apart but awful hard to put back together.....
Yes they are
He looks like a someday kind of guy. 25 years from now you'll be doing a video on my 06 mustang that's been sitting in a garage for 40 years, but it will be complete with no rust. assuming i don't live more than 25 years and my wife quickly sells it. If that car was garaged since 78 then it's first 10 years of life were hard!
Yup, time moves on for sure!
These cars weren't built to last. In 1978 the junkyards were full of 1970 model cars. In three years these cars were rusted out in the northeast.
😎
You need to make a few "dump runs" and get rid of all that rubbish, so you can find the cars !
at least he didn't park them in a backyard swamp.
Nice. But I caught an error. No such thing as an am/fm 8 track on an E body. Am 8 track only. Code r22, which also came with 3 front speakers. This one has the optional rear speakers as well. We can tell by the fader switch on the dash. O
You're right, I was just rattling off what I thought I saw.
The find of the lucky or lottery
Like to know when its coming up for sale. As is, is good for me.
You can email the owner, his info is in the description for the video
3x black
4x Black. Black paint, black interior, black vinyl top, black bumpers
Please turn this into the batmobile from The Batman (2022)
What about the roadrunner 🤷🏻♂️ for sale?
That Road Runner is not for sale. There is two 69 RR Verts coming up for sale though.
I swear u have the BEST FINDS!! Do u buy any of these cars?
Few and far in between
Daaaaang 😳
How does this happen? Incredible stuff my guy
What a mess. Concentrate on one car and get it done, but it's a great parts store if you want to live like that.
Talk about junk hoarding , at least it's the right stuff , but what a way to not store things , but it's under cover at least !
Hemified cuda😊
hemi cuda is my car ❤
I read all these comments knocking these guys that have held onto these things over the years and gathered parts. EVERYONE seems to be better equipped to deal with one of these old cars and EVERYONE seems to think that all these cars are living out some death sentence... I am betting not a single one of these people commenting could hold onto it a couple of years without selling it off. YES , it takes years sometimes to gather everything for one of these types of cars. YES its a chore just to live your life and deal with all that comes your way and have this car and all its parts in tow (If you only have one car) at the same time you are resisting the temptation of folks like Dennis Collins and the like who are only messing with any of them to turn a dime . A car salesman is a car salesman , period...
How much money do you have to throw at a car people ? Just to give you a small idea if what the costs are involved in restoring a high end classic. I just added up what it cost me to do the doors on my R code MACH1 . This is new parts and not all Ford parts and I am approaching 7K on just the two doors and related hardware... These arent the types of cars you throw some junk at so you have this running abomination... Its not Roadkill....
I have a few mustangs and I am that guy right there... You all would have the same things to say. Ive been housing these things for 30 years now gathering parts . Give it s shot. House the things , worry about them like they are one of your children. Buy every part you can find thats suitable for this type of car . At the same time work a job , raise kids , pay bills try to enjoy your life .
Justify to your wife you are spending 7K on a set of doors for a car thats in the garage that wont even run after you have all that handled ... Most of you dudes are so nutless you cant even buy a high end car at all. You have to come on youtube and dream and bad mouth the old guys that did manage to hang onto them.
Im not a Dodge guy by any means and I respect what this guy has done over the years... I appreciate that he has held onto it and was a good steward while it was in his hands...I could care less if he finished it. Its all there and it survived the sharks and bottom feeders...
This is real life people , not Television.... YES , I worked in TV and I worked those shows for that network... I know the difference very well...
Yup, he protected these cars for the future!
We should invest and save and make money
😉👍👌🖖
What did the guy buy the Cuda for on this condition. I need to know what a car like this would cost in this shape.
You can email the new owner, his info is in the description
$300,000 PLUS is what the experts are saying. Even without the numbers matching hemi!
If I ever get a rare muscle car . I'll make sure I use it for a dumpster to bring the value up before I die so my kids will eat McDonald's for the rest of their life
They will have a very short life then!
Very cool! How much will the Cuda be with the hemi engine! Are there enough good parts to complete it?
Not sure, it's a very rare combo.
So he "is gonna restore it" since 1978?
Nope, it sold to a new home. Now it's going to be put together and sold again.
That guy is like me. They won't steal it if they have to look for it, takes too much TIME.
How much for the Cuda
Gotta email the owner, his info is in the description
Watching these guys get the car out was cringe, I was like hold hold move that stuff. very kewl muscle cars tho, worth a small fortune.
How can I get a hoof you if it’s for sale
Huh, at the very least, remove the random stuff from the body. But hey they're in a dry and apparently safe place...
That cars a Unicorn! Lol!
Absolutely
Nice find but only for the chassis and body. Indeed without engine this Hemi Cuda is not anymore one.... Doesn't matter what the VIN said, this is just a Cuda Now.
However awesome story.
You are incorrect, with the VIN showing the R for the engine designation, it is always a Hemi 'Cuda, far more than just any 426 Hemi.
@@AutoArchaeology I would so happy to got " just " a 1970 Hemi, as you said. Far more the R stamped on the VIN plate's car without engine lol.
What makes a car authentic are all those original features. If only one of these elements is missing, the car no longer match with the VIN. Neither more nor less, it's no more complicated than that.
And am pretty sure that 95% of mopar owners share my advice.
Let's see some weeks how many " Like " I'll have on this com in the futur to be convinced.
Dam and I thought I was a pack rat. This guy is hard core................ if that Mopar is the real deal....it's worth a shit load!!!!
As real as it gets
I'm not a Mopar guy ut it looks like it has a B body shifter.
I noticed that too.
Oh it's the completely wrong shifter. It should have the Pistol Grip
I want to find an absolutely barn charger
They are out there.
Let's get into business
How much for the power washer? Seems to be collecting dust too 😀
This is just the beginning. It is about to get a workout!
How did you get permission from Leno to look in his warehouses?
lol
Same car in Phantasm.
Pretty close
Phantasm was a 1971, 340 car.
WRONG, 71.
@@jasonmacneil2256 Watch Terminator much?
@@jamesburrough7122 what does a 70-71 Cuda' have to do with terminator??
For sale? 100k right now.
Omg what a mess that place is 😳
What happened to hemi cuda?
I'll actually have a video on that for Monday!
This video just stoves my head in a real deal 70 Hemicuda black on black on black 4speed with a rebuildable 426 hemi in a barn it see almost fake !!
I wish it was! Thankfully it has moved onto a new home now!