Well personally just a bigger set of balls and 15 million dollars in the bank oh, you built a one-off that nobody else can duplicate I call that a win-win
I love seeing an old legend Brought up to todays level.. As built in 70 The Cuda had terrible manners, bad brakes, horrible oversteer, shocks that were too small and under sized sway bars- If they were even included. Just a slight overkill on the power plant, LOL. Thanks for doing this build!
Great video, thank you for sharing. It would be nice to have the unlimited disposal income necessary to build a project like this….I wonder what the cost to build it today would be.
I totally remember watching this build when it came out. I think I had just finished up with college and I remember watching it at 2 in the morning and being blown away LOL this was almost 20 years ago 🥺 I wouldn’t change a thing
Chip and Peter dream team ! Do you need a car like this well no. Do you want a car like this FN eh I do !!! Glad I found this channel been watching Peter for years when ever I see the old show. The attention to detail is second to NONE
I miss this show. It was the first “how to” car show i was introduced to back in the 90’s. The fine attention to details, tips and tricks. Followed by no nonsense or clowning around is why this show will always be my favorite. As usual. Great show guys. Thank you!
Great to see this video again. How about showing the Prowler LS7 swap, Mercedes 300sl build, and Corvette in Germany smoking the Audi engineers testing the R8 on the autobahn.
SUBSCRIBED. When this epic vehicle build debuted on cable years ago, I used it as THE blueprint on crafting a true modern day masterpiece. To this day and beyond.....it still is 👍🏾💯🔥🔥🔥
The one thing I would have done is rework the top of the nose, the header. I think tilting it down would alleviate the front end lifting. Beautiful car beautiful color
Absolutely love the car. Did you stick with the Viper Dana 44? How is that holding up? Have you tried it with slicks? Just for number... 1000hrs to paint at what $100/hr.... So the whole car? $350K
Today there are multiple full carbon fiber cars such as Speedcore's 1970 Charger "Evolution". I would love to see you guys do another Super Cuda in all carbon fiber you should have a lot of the work/molds done already from the original Super Cuda. 🤔 After the molds are made you can manufacturer these cars for sale...Feel free to give me one to celebrate $1,000,000 in sales, lol.
I would add a sequential gearset fro PPG, utilizing the same T56 gearbox.... Straight cut gears, dog engagement, flat shifting..... With this modification, it would definitely hit 220, maybe 225 MPH.....
I would add a sequential transmission from PPG, for faster shifts, and the suspension, pull-rod style double wishbone in the front, and push-rod style double wishbone in the rear, and probably throw some 20" wheels, sizing up 285/35/20 up front and 355/30/20 in the rear....
Watching true experts and craftsmen working their magic, blows my peanut mind. Now if you'll excuse me I'm going to craft a peanut butter and jelly sandwich.
I went to legendary few years back. That car was in the showroom across from the receptionist. It looks even better in person . Takes talent to build something like that
I wouldn’t do anything different. I do wonder… what happened to this car? And also there was a car that was featured that I would like to see a video on, and that’s the hemi powered two door K series pro street car.
That's certainly a factor, but an even bigger one is it being illegal for barber's to operate here in Ontario still due to covid restrictions.... It's almost time to go to a black market barber
Would love to have seen more about the engine and in terms of what I want to see...honestly as much as possible...dcg and lmc ate part of the reason I'm so into cars today and old specials and clips are an epic nostalgia trip! You guys are awesome!
I remember when it did get up to high speeds the window trim ripped off the front wind shield. I would of made a custom fit window area and super epoxy the window in the super Cuda. Also I remember when they were ripping around in the car prior to the top speed rips it broke a suspension or arm piece. I cannot remember exactly what it was but I would focus of those two areas and fine tune them. Oh one more area the hood was lifting up at high speeds. Stiffen up and re enforce the hood. Also maybe some wind tunnel testing along with the grill area they put some duct tape on it. Could re work and fix the in coming air in the grill. Those are the areas I would focus on. I am sure there are some more. Thank you for the awesome video.
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What would you have done differently if you were building the Supercuda? Let us know below!
Don’t t think you coulda done much more ? 🤷♂️🤔
I'm not sure u can top a Cuda super car. How about a Superbird super car low arrow dynamic slam it and give it more power then the Cuda????
I think you guys had it so right that nothing else was needed.
Flush fit glass to really push it to modern standards.
Well personally just a bigger set of balls and 15 million dollars in the bank oh, you built a one-off that nobody else can duplicate I call that a win-win
Are you kidding me. Give the guy a raise who came up with this. Love it!
I love seeing an old legend Brought up to todays level.. As built in 70 The Cuda had terrible manners, bad brakes, horrible oversteer, shocks that were too small and under sized sway bars- If they were even included. Just a slight overkill on the power plant, LOL. Thanks for doing this build!
Great video, thank you for sharing.
It would be nice to have the unlimited disposal income necessary to build a project like this….I wonder what the cost to build it today would be.
I totally remember watching this build when it came out. I think I had just finished up with college and I remember watching it at 2 in the morning and being blown away LOL this was almost 20 years ago 🥺 I wouldn’t change a thing
Thanks Guys another great video
I emailed in 2012 or so asking about the DVD on this build and you guys sent it to me free. Thanks and VERY VERY cherished.
Chip and Peter dream team ! Do you need a car like this well no. Do you want a car like this FN eh I do !!! Glad I found this channel been watching Peter for years when ever I see the old show. The attention to detail is second to NONE
Hey Ryan thanks for the kind words! glad to have you on board!
This build was amazing 👌🏻 I really appreciate how detailed you explained the engineering involved to make this dream car become a reality.
I miss this show. It was the first “how to” car show i was introduced to back in the 90’s. The fine attention to details, tips and tricks. Followed by no nonsense or clowning around is why this show will always be my favorite. As usual. Great show guys. Thank you!
Great video!!! Thanks guys 😊
our pleasure!
Great to see this video again. How about showing the Prowler LS7 swap, Mercedes 300sl build, and Corvette in Germany smoking the Audi engineers testing the R8 on the autobahn.
Thank god you have the rights too all these videos. This is best stuff on TH-cam. I miss watching Peter on tv
SUBSCRIBED. When this epic vehicle build debuted on cable years ago, I used it as THE blueprint on crafting a true modern day masterpiece. To this day and beyond.....it still is 👍🏾💯🔥🔥🔥
Glad to have you aboard!
@@legendarymotorcar glad that ur team is FINALLY on TH-cam so others can enjoy/appreciate real Automotive Professionals
The one thing I would have done is rework the top of the nose, the header. I think tilting it down would alleviate the front end lifting. Beautiful car beautiful color
How about more shows on TV also . Tom really made the show fun
Absolutely love the car.
Did you stick with the Viper Dana 44? How is that holding up? Have you tried it with slicks?
Just for number... 1000hrs to paint at what $100/hr.... So the whole car? $350K
Today there are multiple full carbon fiber cars such as Speedcore's 1970 Charger "Evolution". I would love to see you guys do another Super Cuda in all carbon fiber you should have a lot of the work/molds done already from the original Super Cuda.
🤔 After the molds are made you can manufacturer these cars for sale...Feel free to give me one to celebrate $1,000,000 in sales, lol.
Foose is like yeah I’ll bang you out a quick sketch 😂 fucking legend.
Any idea what kinda coin and hours this cost to build Gary ?
Call it close to a million back in 09
@@legendarymotorcar I saw it in your fab shop one sat am with my wife when we got a “special snow day” tour of the legendary facility 👍
Excellent work! I did a doors open event of your shop and was blown away with the quality of the builds in the shop! Thank you for sharing.
id watch the entire series again in HD
Cool ! Thanks !!
that is one sick cuda awesome job guys
I love your videos, It's nice to have money!
"What else could be done?"
I'm fairly certain there's nothing else that could be beneficial to that masterpiece of perfection!!
Now this car should've been featured in the Gran Turismo Sport as well.
Fun video. I'd watch any episode.
Awesome car. I really like resto mods done like this. Where is the car today? Was it built for a customer in mind or was it for Legendary?
We built it for a great customer!
Awesome dudes!
I would add a sequential gearset fro PPG, utilizing the same T56 gearbox....
Straight cut gears, dog engagement, flat shifting.....
With this modification, it would definitely hit 220, maybe 225 MPH.....
Car looks even better in person 👍👍👍👍
I would add a sequential transmission from PPG, for faster shifts, and the suspension, pull-rod style double wishbone in the front, and push-rod style double wishbone in the rear, and probably throw some 20" wheels, sizing up 285/35/20
up front and 355/30/20 in the rear....
You guys need to do more to reach out to the local Halton Hills community.
We'll be out and about after the plague is over! Our admission fees for the showroom goes to a different local charity or hospital every month!
I'm curious, in what way? I lived in Milton, near their place, and felt fortunate of their proximity in the event I had the bucks to go shopping.
The car is amazing, I also would have liked to seen the new Mopar Supercharged Elephant engine installed,
Watching true experts and craftsmen working their magic, blows my peanut mind. Now if you'll excuse me I'm going to craft a peanut butter and jelly sandwich.
Does anybody know what the cost of this build was back then? Also just love that car
Roughly 1 million back in 2009
Will as we say here in Texas if you got it flaunt it. And a used Ferrari f12tdf is 1.2 million dollars today
I'm speechless
Wow, Larry Holt and Chip Foose ! Call this the Legends edition.
That is not your Grandmothers Plymouth... ...its a very Bad Ass Fish, outta the water. Eats Ferrari's, I am sure.
I went to legendary few years back. That car was in the showroom across from the receptionist. It looks even better in person .
Takes talent to build something like that
I wouldn’t do anything different. I do wonder… what happened to this car? And also there was a car that was featured that I would like to see a video on, and that’s the hemi powered two door K series pro street car.
Remember watching this episode when i was a kid. Me and my dad both own vipers today and are from Ontario. Who built the twin turbo kit?
Who's idea for the dumb music while the guy is speaking?? I wish these shows would stop with the nonsense.
can you repost the guy who comes in and demands a perfect old car with no leakes no issues for 20 grand and Peter sets him straight.
Any details on the engine? Thank you.
Forged internals, complete built viper v10 with twin precision turbos, produces around 1500hp
I loved that show legendary motorcar wish they would bring it back
Do you guys use PPF? Paint Protection Film, on this car? or other cars?
Remember the episode of the mustang v10 that was built
Great 👍 video thanks 😊 we need more rebuilds
What happened to that car?
In the collection of a fine customer!
Poor Gary, he must be going bald really bad. U never seem him without a hat on. Lol!!!
That's certainly a factor, but an even bigger one is it being illegal for barber's to operate here in Ontario still due to covid restrictions.... It's almost time to go to a black market barber
Unequivocally an awesome car!!!
What happened to the Super Cuda?
Da Foose is on da loose! Very nice
Why not a Hemi just saying
What an incredible build. Done anything differently? I can’t imagine what it would have been given the way that car looks and performs. 👍
Oh thats a bad idea.
Done differently? Yes, let me drive it for a few weeks!!!
No doubt !!
Would love to have seen more about the engine and in terms of what I want to see...honestly as much as possible...dcg and lmc ate part of the reason I'm so into cars today and old specials and clips are an epic nostalgia trip! You guys are awesome!
Thank you, I loved this episode when it was on TV! This is my dream car.
I remember when it did get up to high speeds the window trim ripped off the front wind shield. I would of made a custom fit window area and super epoxy the window in the super Cuda. Also I remember when they were ripping around in the car prior to the top speed rips it broke a suspension or arm piece. I cannot remember exactly what it was but I would focus of those two areas and fine tune them. Oh one more area the hood was lifting up at high speeds. Stiffen up and re enforce the hood. Also maybe some wind tunnel testing along with the grill area they put some duct tape on it. Could re work and fix the in coming air in the grill. Those are the areas I would focus on. I am sure there are some more. Thank you for the awesome video.
Right on Jeff! Some wind tunnel time would be hugely beneficial for these high speed passes!
Love the old Viper engines with the red valve covers.
The clown shoe rims and tires that get put on restomods make them look stupid.
Yeah l would have used a 71. Instead