1970 'Cuda 340 Going to Auction

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A 1970 'Cuda 340, with only 83k original miles is going to auction.

Specifying the 340 V8 added $44.05, the 4-speed manual cost $195.25, and the Performance Axle Package with a 3.55:1 Sure-Grip 8.75-inch rear end, heavy-duty suspension, and 26-inch radiator added $102.75, while power drum brakes cost another $42.95. The original buyer also checked boxes for the $89.90 62 Rallye instrument cluster, $196.25 AM/FM Multiplex stereo, $84.45 vinyl roof, $54.45 console, $39.65 light package with fender turn signals, $29.60 body-side moldings, $26.65 rear defogger, $17.85 drip rail moldings, and $14.05 paint, bringing the original sticker past $4,100. Now bidding at $25,000, this cherished 50-year companion awaits its next chapter – there are still ten days to go of this online bid.

Production of 340-equipped Barracudas peaked in 1970 with 9,018 cars out of 48,867 total units, split between 6,294 'Cuda 340 models and 2,724 Six-Barrel AAR 'Cuda

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Looks like it's all there, nice. You will spend some dough restoring it.

I prefer the 1971 model. Also, this one lacks a lot of the appearance items that were on my car, like the shaker hood, tape stripe, backlight louvers and front/rear spoilers.
 

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