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No Reserve! Rare B3 Petty Blue 340 4 Speed Rally Cuda! Solid Frame Rails! Lqqk! on 2040-cars

Year:1972 Mileage:1111
Location:

Kansas City, Missouri, United States

Kansas City, Missouri, United States

1972 PLYMOUTH CUDA

1972 PLYMOUTH CUDA! RARELY OPTIONED CAR! AN ORIGINAL B3 PETTY BLUE, 340, FOUR SPEED RALLY CAR CAR WITH FRONT DISC BRAKES! SOLID FRAME RAILS! AN EXCELLENT & AFFORDABLE PLATFORM TO BUILD YOUR DREAM CAR FROM!

NO RESERVE! BID TO WIN IT!

     Please share with all of your Facebook friends, tell your friends, neighbors, anyone who loves these E body Mopars! This car is definitely on many bucket lists and this is that rare opportunity where someone will be able to affordably check this one off of that list! So don't let this rare opportunity pass by! Who knows, she could easily be cruising your neighborhood some day!

     This Cuda has spent the last three decades, sitting in the middle of a farm out in the deep back woods of Missouri. It was one of those finds that when you finally made it close enough to tell what it was, your adrenaline just takes over. The excitement I felt when I'd first seen it was very overwhelming.

     Originally, the Cuda came with the B3 Petty Blue from the factory but at some point (decades ago), someone painted it red. You can still see remnants of the original Petty Blue through out every nook and cranny of the Cuda. On top of having a great paint scheme, the Cuda was also an original 340 four speed car. The Cuda still retains its original four speed pedals and four speed hub but it is lacking the entire drive train. The Cuda also still retains its original front disc setup.

     The body of the Cuda does need gone through. However, it does have quite a few solid points. The rear and front frame rails are completely solid. The front cowl and rear sill, both are solid. It is going to need your typical sheet metal work but for someone who is looking for a good foundation and a very nicely optioned car, you can't go wrong with this Cuda. It is an excellent opportunity to buy something affordable and to build at your own pace.

     If you are the high bidder, I will gladly assist you with obtaining the parts necessary to build the Cuda. I have a good friend who owns Muscle Cars Inc. All he specializes in is remanufactured sheet metal and trim parts for these old Muscle Cars. He has assured me that he will sell me everything at cost so I will extend that same offer to whoever ends up owning the Cuda. If you're curious about his pricing, you're welcome to call him any time or you can simply check out his website:

www.MuscleCarsKC.com

     Everything that you see within the photos, that is all that I have for the Cuda.

     Every day, these E bodies grow more and more difficult to find. So don't miss out on this rare opportunity to own and build an investment grade vehicle at a realistic price. Every day I see plain Jane but desirable vehicles (Challengers, Chargers, GTX's, Camaros, Novas, Chevelles, etc.) that are in the same condition bringing upwards of 10k dollars. All for a vehicle that in the end will only be worth 20-30k dollars. From the research I have done, this car fully restored should bring in the mid 30's. However, I don't see this Cuda bringing anywhere close to 10k in the condition that it is in. I do know this, someone is going to get a magnificent deal so be sure to add it to your watch list! This is the only time it is going up on eBay because I simply just want it gone. Lastly, I do have a clear Missouri title coming back for the Cuda and it is in my name. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to call me any time. Good luck and happy bidding!

Thanks,

Shawn

(816) 308-0351

 

 

 

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