A high-impact Lemon Twist 1970 Plymouth Hemi Cuda arrives at Kissimmee 2026. This muscle car icon features the legendary 426 CI Hemi V-8, a Shaker hood, and a Black vinyl top, representing one of the most sought-after Mopar collectibles in the automotive world today.
This matching-numbers 1970 Plymouth Cuda Coupe features the legendary 383 Super Commando V-8 and a stunning red-on-white color scheme. Equipped with hood pins, factory fog lights, and a wood-grain console, this E-body icon represents the absolute peak of American muscle car history.
The 1970 Plymouth ’Cuda 340 remains a pinnacle of the pony car era. This Deep Burnt Orange example features a numbers-matching V8 and unique houndstooth cloth interior, representing a rare late-production build from July 1970.
1971 Plymouth Cuda Coupe in Rallye Red, rotisserie restored with 340 V-8 and factory shaker hood. Documented with broadcast sheet, equipped with billboards, Rallye wheels, and Sure Grip rear end, this restored coupe highlights authentic muscle car heritage.
This 1971 Plymouth Cuda is a matching-numbers example, powered by its original 383 CI V-8 engine and 727 TorqueFlite automatic transmission. Finished in the rare Winchester Gray metallic, the car retains its factory air conditioning and two original broadcast sheets. It features a Sport hood, Rallye dash, and power disc brakes.
Explore the highly collectible 1973 Plymouth Cuda, one of the final true muscle cars, equipped with the potent 340 V8 engine and a manual transmission. This Orange and White coupe represents the last gasp of pure Mopar performance from the original muscle era.
A rotisserie restored 1970 Plymouth AAR Cuda with a matching-numbers 340 6-BBL V-8 and factory In-Violet finish heads to Kissimmee 2026 on January 15. Documented, well-optioned, and restored with accuracy, this AAR Cuda stands out in the lineup.
A matching-numbers 1970 Plymouth AAR Cuda in factory In-Violet heads to Kissimmee 2026 after a full rotisserie restoration and detailed mechanical rebuild. This spotlight reviews its factory features, performance hardware, and standout presentation ahead of the auction.
A rare 1971 Plymouth Hemi Cuda Convertible, 1 of 5 built with an automatic, appears with a 426 Hemi, Sno White finish, and a careful restoration. Constructed in 1970 and restored by Julius Steuer, it carries notable components, documents, and period features.
This radical 1974 Plymouth ’Cuda 512 restomod packs a 512ci stroker V8 with tri-power carbs and a 5-speed manual, featured on the cover of Mopar Action. Finished in Tangelo Pearl Orange, it boasts a full custom suspension, Wilwood discs, and a bespoke leather interior.