1970 Cuda Convertible ORIGINAL V code 440-6 engine with factory N96 SHAKER HOODThis is a rare opportunity to own one of the 12 original 440-6 Barrel Cuda convertibles produced in 1970 with an auto trans. Total production was 29 cars. 12 autos and 17 4spds. For more pics click here https://www. flickr. com/photos/131023070@N06/sets/72157650981233348/Options: This is a loaded car with the most desirable options available. including the Rare Shaker Hood. Power Windows. Rally dash. 8 Track Radio. Rim Blow wheel. 6 way seat. Hockey Stick Stripe. PS. PB and the list goes on. Colors: Restored in the correct and original color combo of Vitamin C Orange/ White Interior/Black TopAll Numbers Matching Car: The drive train and Body are original and born with this car. The following numbers match:EngineTransDash VIN TagFender TagCowl StampRad support StampDoor Sticker Body Restoration: The car was restored by Roger Gibson who has the best reputation for restoring Mopars in the world. No corners were cut and the best original and date coded NOS parts were used in the restoration. The car was restored in 1990 and looks like it was restored yesterday. The paint is flawless and shows zero signs of age. The paint work is second to none. For example: When some restorers paint a trunk floor. the paint may look great until you look past the shock towers and way back in the hidden areas. Those areas sometimes look unfinished and flat. That is not the case here. The paint work is exceptional on every inch of this car. The bottom of the car was painted as nice as the top. This car was undercoated from the factory so the under coating was then reapplied over the beautiful Vit C paint and correct primer over spray like the factory did. The cost of a Gibson restoration today using the NOS parts that were used on this car would cost close to $200k. for more pics click here https://www. flickr. com/photos/131023070@N06/sets/72157650981233348/ Drive Train and suspension Restoration: The original numbers matching drive train was rebuilt to factory specs using OEM parts. Then it was detailed with the correct parts like: hoses. clamps. regulator. altenator. fasteners. brackets. hold downs. wire looms. etc. The repro battery is a prop for these photos. A new auto parts store battery is included with the car. The exhaust consists of original NOS mufflers. resonators and pipes. Tires are correct reproduction GoodYear Polyglass GTs. Ride is handled by NOS Oriflow date code correct shocks. They shocks are few and far between. Collectors have paid thousands of dollars for shocks like these. Interior Restoration: The dash pad is perfect. the rally dash cluster looks like new without a scratch and no fading. The heater control panel lettering is like new. The seats are recovered in Legendary seat covers. the top is perfect and the original grain. The door panels were replaced with the best reproduction panels available at the time. They are not as nice as the reproductions that are available today. The seat belts have the original date coded labels and are the very rare deluxe seat belts with white bands around the heads and very rare clear clips that hold the tight and loose ends of the belts together. They come with a light mounted on the dash which reminds the driver to fasten seat belts. Special rear Seat belt holders allow the seat belts to be clipped in place when not in use. You will rarely see a stock set up as nice and complete as this one. Owner History: Bought new in Manitoba CanadaWayne Hardy NJ: Wayne is well known for having been one of the largest NOS MOPAR collectors in the hobby. Darrell Davis Sanford FL: Darrell is well known for his time as a high ranking Chrysler Executive and his Books on Max Wedge and Hemi cars. Phil Jackson MO: Phil is a well known Mopar collector who has owned some very special cars in addition to this car. including: Orange 70 Hemi Cuda convertible. red and green Hemi 4spd Daytonas. 71 6pk Cuda convert Orange 4spd and other cars that are considered to be the best in the world. Steve Klein Easton. CT: Steve is a well known Mopar collector that loves 71 Cudas above all others and has owned a 70 Hemi Cuda convertible purple 4spd along with many other great cars that he wishes he still owned today. Jim Holden MI: Jim was the President of Chrysler when he purchased this car from Steve Klein. Jim took the car to the Meadow Brook Concourse d' Elegance and achieved a certificate of Excellence from the Judges. Fender Tag Decode: E87 440-6 EngineD32 727 Auto transBS27V0B144830 VINEK2 Vitamin C Orange ( High Impact Color)H6XW High grade Black and white interior000 no upper door frame paintA03 Scheduled production date of Oct 3. 1969C00102 Order numberV3X Black topA01 Light packageA62 Rally DashB51 Power BrakesC15 Deluxe restraint systemC16 ConsoleC55 Bucket seatsC62 6 Way SeatG33 left hand Chrome remote racing mirrorJ45 Hood PinsL31 Fender turn signalsM25 Wide sill mouldingM88 Deck moulding treatmentN41 Dual exhaustN42 Chrome tipsN85 TachN96 Shaker HoodP31 Power WindowsP37 Power TopR22 AM with 8 Track radio and dual front speakersV6X Black Hockey Stick stripeY07 Build to specs for CanadaEN1 End of fender tag codes Recap: Mopars have proven to be the most valuable Muscle cars on the planet. Hemi and 440-6 pack Cuda convertibles are the rarest and most desirable by most Mopar collectors. Here are a few things to keep in mind when considering purchasing any collectible car:Rarity- 1 of 12Desirability- Great colors and optionsNumbers matching- All numbers matchDocumentation/Provenance- Documented with the original Fender Tag. VIN tag. Body numbers. engine and trans numbers. Documented owner history including historical figures like the President of Chrysler and collectors that are well known and respected throughout the hobby. Condition- Restored by Roger Gibson. the best restorer in the business with the best NOS parts possible. The restoration has stood the test of time and passed with flying colors. This is a once in a life time opportunity to own an original 440-6. shaker Cuda convertible with no excuses. The car is available for inspection any time during the auction. You will not be disappointed. I will consider interesting trades up or down. Especially 1971 Cuda trades or a Heritage Edition Ford GT. 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