1971 Plymouth Cuda Convertible

Changes for the 1971 Plymouth Hemi Cuda were minimal and included a more complex 6 inlet grille design and fender gill louvers. Only 100 or so of these were built and the seven ultra-rare 1971 convertibles are the most expensive muscle cars money can buy.

In 1972, the government and EPA dealt a severe blow to the muscle car era with strict emissions regulations. After that time, no more Hemi or more big block models could be ordered.


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