Cuda for sale spotted

Derek · Post by **Derek** » Fri Dec 31, 10 5:51 pm

R.RUNNER wrote:
Dave wrote:
Blue wrote: neglect, poor workmanship and some downright dangerous bodging.
Yep. Sounds about right.

Anton used to own this, didn`t he?

Don`t delete this one admin boy`s (blue)

Naughty. LOL. He wont bite Andy, he has got used to you now.

R.RUNNER · Post by **R.RUNNER** » Sat Jan 01, 11 8:10 am

Give it time, give it time!!!!!

Happy New Year, Del.

steveo · Post by **steveo** » Sat Jan 01, 11 11:06 am

isn't there another cuda with a similar reg EHJ ...H looks same but no shaker & four speed also

Jem · Post by **Jem** » Sat Jan 01, 11 11:12 am

Blue and I bought it as a joint venture and we paid considerably less than £12k for it.

Richard · Post by **Richard** » Sat Jan 01, 11 11:42 am

Looks good, blue will make it stunning. I looked at one years ago that was very similar-when you turned the steering the shock tower moved nearly as much as the wheel!

Adam · Post by **Adam** » Sat Jan 01, 11 2:26 pm

steveo wrote:isn't there another cuda with a similar reg EHJ ...H looks same but no shaker & four speed also

The only other FC7 Cuda with an EHJ plate that I know of is this 440-6 car. Haven't seen it in about 10 years.

Jem · Post by **Jem** » Sat Jan 01, 11 2:41 pm

Didn't it belong to a guy called Alan Gregory? Paul Gregory? From memory I think he was the first person to win the Best In Show trophy.

Jim · Post by **Jim** » Sat Jan 01, 11 2:59 pm

The first person to win best in show at the Nat's was Alan Tansley, with his 440-6 Cuda. - I think he is the only person to win twice (with his Hemi Charger).

Jem · Post by **Jem** » Sat Jan 01, 11 3:22 pm

Perhaps second person to win it then Jim? Surname was definitely Gregory - I remember seeing it on the shield when I won it twice too

Dave-R · Post by **Dave-R** » Sat Jan 01, 11 4:18 pm

Jim wrote:The first person to win best in show at the Nat's was Alan Tansley, with his 440-6 Cuda.

I think that is the one now owned by Geordie Paul?

Adam · Post by **Adam** » Sat Jan 01, 11 5:17 pm

Jem wrote:Perhaps second person to win it then Jim? Surname was definitely Gregory - I remember seeing it on the shield when I won it twice too

Yes, Alan Gregory, won Best in Show in 1997

Ashley · Post by **Ashley** » Sat Jan 01, 11 10:34 pm

Here's Paul's little beauty

Dave-R · Post by **Dave-R** » Sat Jan 01, 11 11:50 pm

That can't be Paul's. It's been washed!

Jim · Post by **Jim** » Sun Jan 02, 11 11:00 am

Dave wrote:
Jim wrote:The first person to win best in show at the Nat's was Alan Tansley, with his 440-6 Cuda.
I think that is the one now owned by Geordie Paul?

Hi Dave,

Alan still has his Cuda.

J Clark · Post by **J Clark** » Wed Jan 05, 11 12:01 am

Jem wrote:Blue and I bought it as a joint venture and we paid considerably less than £12k for it.

Stop, you're killing me...............

Dave wrote:
Blue wrote: neglect, poor workmanship and some downright dangerous bodging.
Yep. Sounds about right.

At this price level this is what I would expect, I had just the same with my Roadrunner, some of the things I unearthed.......... but that's what it's all about, the fun of 'righting the wrongs' and rebuilding the car to your own standards and specifications......