1971 Plymouth Barracuda

Hemi Coupe

472 ci EFI Hemi

Automatic

Clear

Gasoline

1971 Hemi Cuda Clone Resto-Mod No expense was spared in creating one of the finest Hemi Cuda Resto-mods out there. Built by Race Ready Technologies of Philadelphia, PA over an 18-month period, this is my dream car. I had planned on keeping it forever. It started life as a 1970 440 six pack car. The body was stripped to bare metal and epoxy sealed. Custom fabricated torque boxes and frame connectors were installed to fortify the frame. Sound-deadening material was added to the floor, roof, inside the doors and inside the firewalls. Then the real fun began. Mopar fans know Ray Barton and the incredible race engines he builds ... and the one he built for this care is no exception. A 472 cu. in. EFI Hemi putting out 650 HP and 585 ft. lb s. of torque!! Below is a list of some of the other goodies put into this car: Ray Barton 4 72 ci EFI Hemi 650 hp and 585 ft. lbs. torque FAST electronic Fuel Injection True Flow Air Filtration TTI Ceramic H Exhaust Race Ready Technologies Frame Connectors and Torque Boxes RMS MotorSports Front Suspension and Power Rack Steering A TI 727 Automatic Transmission B&M "Hammer" Shifter Strange Dana 60 rear axle -3:7 rear gears Wilwood Brakes and Dual Master Cylinder with Bias Control Wheel Vintiques/Stockton 8' x 15' Front Wheels Wheel Vintiques/Stockton 10' x 15' Rear Wheels BF Goodrich TIA Year One Interior Vintage Air A/C Sony CD/FM with 4 Speaker System Race Ready Technologies Comer Weighted and Tuned Suspension Unfortunately, since I took delivery of this car 12 years ago, 1 have only put about 200 miles on it. Life got in the way. My lack of time can be your good fortune. I have over $120,000 in receipts alone for this car but it is time to find it a home with someone who will drive it. Very reasonable reserve.On Sep-24-18 at 06:51:35 PDT, seller added the following information: Just to clarify, this car is a 1970 Cuda that has been cloned to a 1971. I mention that in my description, but I have been getting that question asked. Under the title description I put 1971 by mistake and have been unable to modify due to Ebay rules. However, I hope this explains it.