It took Johnson’s Rod Shop 3 years to built this custom 1971 Plymouth G Force ‘Cuda. The idea was to create an ultimate street legal car that would handle 200 mph. Even though some styling cues are for aesthetic purposes, … Continued
The world was given a chance to get one more generation of Barracuda back in 1975, but due to 3 main factors it didn’t reach production line: high insurance charges, government’s criticism against muscle cars and industry’s turn from performance … Continued
Mopar is a registered slang nickname for Chrysler Corporation car parts and sometimes cars themselves [mostly Chrysler, Dodge, Plymouth and AMC after 1987, less popular term for Imperial, DeSoto and Jeep makes]. This word simply stands for “motor parts” abbreviation. … Continued
This Cuda is inspired by original 1971 Plymouth Barracuda design with quite a lot of familiar features to recent desing and concepts of Camaro, Mustang, Road Runner. Theoretically, this Cuda could be planted on Chrysler 300 C platform with 5.4 … Continued
Barracuda was manufactured by Plymouth [Chrysler’s division] 1964-1974 period. The first Barracuda generation [1964-1966] was based on Plymouth Valiant and had a fastback body [A-platform] with a distinctive feature – wraparound back glass. Plymouth actually was the first to join … Continued
Inspired by 1970’s famous Plytmouth Road Runner austrian designer Micheal Leonhard gave the word nice futuristic interpretation of the new Runner that could theoretically be equipped with 5.7 liter engine together with 6-speed manual or automatic gearbox. There are two … Continued