There is one in this video 1970s Plymouth Cuda with one 1971 front-end swap (Modification of the newer model as well) and one Hellcat engine to see. And we think that's a nice change from the many Mustangs and Camaros. And by the way, a Plymouth Barracuda is one of the most expensive classics. And if they are designed for the drag, then the prices usually go through the roof. And this copy too Hellcat swap is such a vehicle. In addition to the conversion of the 1970s front to the 71 look with a different grille, there was for the Pro-Touring Restomod the material moisture meter shows you the 707 hp 6,2-liter supercharged V8 by Dodge. According to the information, it comes from a 2016 copy and the oldi also enjoys one adjustable rear suspension, a Ford 9 inch axle, 4-speed 4L60 Hydra-Matic transmission and a few optical changes.
Plymouth Cuda as "Hellcuda"
For example, he gets up 19 inch Ferrada rims and has a Wilwood brake system installed as well as a set of black 19 inch Ferrada wheels on it. The vehicle is completely in painted black and will be with a couple Chrome accentsto rear window cover (Cat stairs) as well as a matt black "leather roof" and a matt black SRT rear spoiler staged. In the cabin there were many modern Dodge components included sports seats with leather cover and Five-point belts. Although the modernized cockpit is a matter of taste, in view of the modern accents on the outside and of course the V8 under the hood, the cabin is suitable, as we think.
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Plymouth Cuda as "Hellcuda" with Hellcat-Hemi!
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