Who's 'Cuda ?

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May be the same car, When I was repainting my car way back when, I found the bonnet scoop inserts had been painted silver at one point in their life, but had been painted black after :-k . The car has been Yellow,blue, red and black through its life and is now back to yellow..
the reg then was FGP455T
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Not seen any other cudas in Jersey except mine which was SFL 247K perviously owned by Colin Lucas-winn and Bill Mason before him.
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Car used to be in Swindon, owned by Phil Gardiner who also had a shoe box Chevy. Kiwi would know him.
I sometimes mix this car up with EHJ120H which is a plum 440+6 which was an ex sunshine classics car and much tidier from memory. Haven't seen taht for a bit either. Bill Mason may have had 142H at some time according to my records.
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Thanks for the info all postings are much appreciated.

The car was very straight as I remember it, well there were no bubbles anywhere on the car dont know how old the paint was at the time. Rod had the car about 2 or 3 years but he shared a unit with us between 4 and he only used his quarter of the rent for storage of the car. I do remember one of the lads went near it for something and the glass dropped into the bottom of the door :pale:. Phil managed to put right before Rod found out and I dont think he knows to this day :D .

Dont know exactly what he give for the car, or sold it for but it was around the 6K mark which I guess is about right for 1990.

But I alway's thought it was a Baracuda rather than a 'Cuda because of the plain hood it had originally. Sorry if I'm wrong not that much up on them but to my knowledge a Baracuda is a small block or 383 with 2 barrel. And the official 'Cuda's were the big block and AAR car's... Would this be right ???

Jim I have some picture's of your car at Goodwood 2002. I am still looking for them and when I find them I will pop em on here. :thumbright:
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John wrote:This is another 'Cuda Rod owned (about the same time).

No reg. for it yet but I will try to find out what it was.


It had white Plymouth decal's on the rear quarters.
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No that's Rod .... Think he is a Mexican Bandito :D :D :D
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