1970 Plymouth Cuda 383
Basic information and history
Swedish sold 1970 Plymouth Cuda in fine condition that has been renovated in stages. The car was completely stripped down from 1980 until 2003. The car got to adorn T-shirts that Wheels magazine printed and sent to its new subscribers. According to the Swedish Transport Agency, the car has had 14 changes of ownership, but it is not possible to find out how many are actual users versus traders. The car probably changed owners several times during the time it was impounded. The current owner has had the car since 2003 and today it is in a fine used condition and exempt from inspection in the future.
- Domestically sold Plymouth Cuda from 1970
- Parked away from 1980 until 2003
- Renovated in stages and in a nice working condition
Equipped with 6.3-liter (383 Magnum) V8 of approx. 340hp connected to a 4-speed manual gearbox and rear-wheel drive.
Condition
The general condition of the body is described by the current owner as good. The car was painted in 2005 in Silver Poly 4-A according to Mopar's color scale. Seller informs that there is a small scratch in the paint of approx. 4cm on the right side. However, not deep and can perhaps be polished away. The left rear fender has a small mark above the reflector. On the right rear fender there are scratches in the paint against the bumper and some bubbles in the paint. The body is free from rust. Glass panes in good condition but there is a thin scratch on the right door pane. Lantern glass is in good condition. All chrome is described as being in good condition and the front bumper is new. Back is still original. The tires are new and were fitted just under 50 miles ago. Despite some remarks, the car gives a very good overall impression.
The interior received new carpet in 2005 and a ceiling. The chairs were reupholstered in 2014. Otherwise, the interior is in good working condition considering its age. Instrument panel is described as undamaged. The inner ceiling is also nice. Button, steering wheel and controls in good condition. The steering wheel has been replaced with a wooden one and the original steering wheel is included alongside. A more modern stereo unit is installed but originals are included. All functions in the cabin work as intended.
The engine is described as being in good condition and was renovated in 2020. New bearings throughout the engine, piston rings were replaced and a slightly sharper Pro Comp camshaft was installed. The tops are drilled for new valve seats for approx. 7 years ago. In 2022, a new generator and shocker headers were installed. In 2018, the car received an aluminum radiator and an electric fan. Rear axle renovated in 2021 with original gear. Brakes are described as being in very good condition. Ventilated discs at the front and drums at the rear. Mechanically, everything works as it should.
Service history
Engine oil and filter have been changed annually by the current owner. In connection with this work, the spark plugs, cables and switchless ignition coil have also been replaced. New oil in the box in 2022. Last inspection took place in 2020 and is now inspection exempt.
Summary
Domestically sold American with a very nice overall impression, ready to get out and enjoy!
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