Plymouth Hemi Cuda convertible sold for $3.5m at auction

[TransAmDan]

Sold for $3.5m US dollars in auction.

The record-breaking Plymouth was one of just 11 convertibles built during 1971, and is reckoned to be the only remaining example still fitted with its factory engine and drive-train. It features a 426cu in Hemi engine that produces 425bhp, while the power is transferred to the road via a four-speed manual gearbox and a Dana 60 4.10 axle.

Full article on this:- Muscle car fetches a scarcely believable $3.5m at auction | Classic and Sports Car

 

[an88fiero]

Whoa that's a lotta dosh!

 

[TransAmDan]

I wonder if someone will find another like it in a barn. Making the one that sold for millions worth a lot less as it would no longer be the only one.

 

[sarah]

So crazy!! But I guess all you need is a few rich people who want it go into a bidding war against each other for the price to rocket.

 

[TransAmDan]

I wonder if Cuda Carl has seen it... his could have a lot of similarities with this rare one.

 

[sarah]

Apart from the convertible part

 

[AmericanThunder]

I wonder how many they destroyed in the TV series Nash Bridges?