Originally, this 1971 Plymouth Barracuda came with power windows and brakes, Rally instrument cluster, steering wheel rim blow, bucket seats, AM / FM cassette radio, and driving lights and 426 engine. But for the movie this is not hard enough … Continued
This ‘Cuda study has slipped our radar. This 2008 BBP ‘Cuda Concept was handcrafted by the very same Gaffoglio Family Metalcrafters that built the original Challenger Concept that lead to the current production model and also teh ones, that built … Continued
This muscle car started as Plymouth Barracuda back in 1970. But after LMC guys took it over it became the LMC Super Cuda which basically kept the looks of the original, but swapped its heart with twin-turbocharged Viper V10 in … Continued
Mr. Norm’s Garage has news again – they teamed up with Ronnie Sox’s wife and Buddy Martin himself to build a small run of the new Sox & Martin Collector Series Hemi Cuda cars based on the new Dodge Challenger. … Continued
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
The famous Mr. Norm’s garage provides cool package updates for 2008-2009 Dodge Chellengers and turn them to Super Cuda or Cuda convertible. Mr. Norm is a synonymous name for high performance Mopars offered to enthusiasts. So, teh Cuda package is … 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
