Hemi 'Cuda Heaven

[Jem]

https://www.yenko.net/forum/showthread.php?t=135056

A lot of the cars seem to belong to The Brothers Collection. Must be wealthy guys whoever they are. I think the white '71 Hemi (last one made) used reside in the RPM workshop for a while.

[SAV@RPM]

Hi Jem
That’s correct, at one time we had four Hemi E body convertibles in the old workshop in Aldershot, the first one built, red with a red interior which was the car tested by the press back in 70, also the last Hemi Cuda convertible built which was the white 71 car sold new in France. There was also the highly optioned black 70 built originally for John Herlitz the Chrysler executive and finally the only export Hemi Challenger convertible which Pete took to the Mopar Nats in the UK one year. They were all part of the Monteverde collection at the time and are now all back in the States. The Brothers Collection have now cornered the market in Hemi E body convertibles !

[Derek]

[MattH]

Have to agree with Derek, that is E body heaven.

[cadboy]

So that's what heaven look like then................

love it

[gmopar59]

stunning!

[Jem]

Hi Jem
That’s correct, at one time we had four Hemi E body convertibles in the old workshop in Aldershot, the first one built, red with a red interior which was the car tested by the press back in 70, also the last Hemi Cuda convertible built which was the white 71 car sold new in France. There was also the highly optioned black 70 built originally for John Herlitz the Chrysler executive and finally the only export Hemi Challenger convertible which Pete took to the Mopar Nats in the UK one year. They were all part of the Monteverde collection at the time and are now all back in the States. The Brothers Collection have now cornered the market in Hemi E body convertibles !

I thought it was Martin! I remember seeing the first and last Hemi Cuda's when you were working on my Charger. Quite a privilege to actually sit in them I also remember the Hemi Challenger convertible - absolutely stunning! With a Shaker too from memory.