Not a Busa, '70 Cuda
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Thats right..MOPOWER..
Oh hell ya! That is the awesome and Mopower or nopower all the way. Is it an original Hemi Cuda?
Actually Freak - the Plymouth color is named 'Moulin Rouge'.
Panther Pink is the (1970 only) 'Dodge' name for the color.
I'm a Pentastar guy too!
Sweet ride! But, ummm, wouldn't it fit in Random Thoughts better than General BIKE RELATED Topics?
Very nice ride
FWIW: (I'm not trying to flame ya here)
I'd be carefull calling it a restoration. Restorations only include parts that were available at the time of production. The AN fittings, braided fuel lines, and the adjustable fuel pressure regulator were not available back then. These will lose you points in a car show. Not sure whether the driving lights were an option then either.
The more common term is "Restification". Restored, but with more modern upgrades for safety, driveability, and dependability.
Still a dam cool car, and nicely done.
FWIW: (I'm not trying to flame ya here)
I'd be carefull calling it a restoration. Restorations only include parts that were available at the time of production. The AN fittings, braided fuel lines, and the adjustable fuel pressure regulator were not available back then. These will lose you points in a car show. Not sure whether the driving lights were an option then either.
The more common term is "Restification". Restored, but with more modern upgrades for safety, driveability, and dependability.
Still a dam cool car, and nicely done.
stkr00!!Very nice ride
FWIW: (I'm not trying to flame ya here)
I'd be carefull calling it a restoration. Restorations only include parts that were available at the time of production. The AN fittings, braided fuel lines, and the adjustable fuel pressure regulator were not available back then. These will lose you points in a car show. Not sure whether the driving lights were an option then either.
The more common term is "Restification". Restored, but with more modern upgrades for safety, driveability, and dependability.
Still a dam cool car, and nicely done.
I noticed the same thing!! (Hotrodders unite!)
The 'road' lights were an avail. option too.
In 1971, if you checked off option 'L34', you were in like flynn and you received 'Road Lights' as they called them.
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That is one bad ass looking car!
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