Nearly Perfect 1972 Cuda at Coyote Classics

[@coniccinoc]

oh boy, that is some piece of treasure.

[@Scrimmer08]

This car is outstanding, just love that blacked out tail with the round tail lights. The best looking Mopar.

[@kevinpatrick8788]

gorgeous cuda . my first car was also a 72 cuda 340 with 727 auto . it was blue with blue interior . i bought it in 1982 when i was 17 . my current mopar is a 71 plymouth duster 340 four speed . its purple with black vinyl roof .

[@onenikkione]

I never knew how fast those 340 Dusters were/are because of the light weight

[@Corkfish1]

Work of art. Dont drive it too hard, there aren't many like that left.

[@wadebailey7679]

Nice. Cuda. Original car

[@jessewiggins7608]

1972 heavy weight! Sweet

[@JJABRAHAM69]

Im going to look you guys up in a while. I want a 1970-71 Cuda ,340, manual, no vinyl tops. Restomod will be good as well.

[@joelara3283]

Listen to that cam working!

[@anthonypecoraro5402]

Perfect Cuda

[@estebahnquantum9314]

That's fine car !

[@lost_in_crazyland97]

Look under the back seat for the build sheet

[@harrymasson9945]

Nice

[@surplussean3364]

It doesn't make sense that all of that original stuff is in that good condition and it still had a restoration done

[@dalepritchard3335]

Awesome is all I can say. Well maybe less chat and more driving. We can see the pics. Lol Thanks Gentlemen.

[@CoyoteClassics]

Thanks Dale lol We will keep that in mind next video! Thanks for watching

[@og-greenmachine8623]

Only Mopar car I like. And I mean I love that car😖 -CHEVY🇺🇸🔥

[@justinh5076]

The price seems steep. I was thinking around $49K

[@ct87gn25]

Oh it's steep. But i'm sure there's a rich 'investor' out there who will buy it, park it, and sell it to the next 'investor'. Damn shame Wall Street turned the "every mans" cheap muscle cars in expensive toys for the rich.........

[@hansanderson6607]

I'm not crazy about the color, I generally hate yellow. I do like the drivetrain layout though.

[@pontiacgrandprix733]

But the car is gorgeous and you did say added on, my apology

[@pontiacgrandprix733]

It’s always important to say what the car is, clearly, cause most of us, know there was no 6 pack in 72, so that puts a bad taste in people’s mouths

[@CoyoteClassics]

We did say in the video that the 6 pack was added during the restoration and was not factory with the car. Sorry if there was any confusion

[@pontiacgrandprix733]

Coyote Classics I apologized down below for the misinformation

[@hansanderson6607]

A 6-PACK is still a 6-PACK. If the rest of the motor was built to "AAR" standards, I don't see how it hurts the car's value.

[@trey-usairbus3246]

All that effort into a great car......and they put a NAPA battery in it! You can still get a Mopar branded battery, right?

[@georgeguttknecht1344]

Lottery car

[@jamesallison300]

Really? The 340 six pack was ONLY available in 1970. Numbers matching my butt. The car is beautiful but it is NOT numbers matching and should not be touted as such.

[@davidwainwright8362]

Just because somebody put a 6pak on it does NOT mean its NOT the original engine and it very well can be numbers matching block...its not an original 6pak car but it still can be numbers matching .. its the numbers on the block that make it numbers matching or not not the induction system

[@jamesallison300]

Still misrepresenting the car as a factory six pack equipped car. I'd hesitate to buy anything from them. If you like it, buy it. A true factory equipped 340 six pack Challenger or Cuda is worth far more than a wannabe.

[@CoyoteClassics]

Didn’t sell it as a real 6 pac car but it is a #’s marching 340

[@CoyoteClassics]

Thank you David it is a #’s matching block

[@CoyoteClassics]

You are right the six pac is not original, but it is #'s matching motor, trans & rear end.

[@MrDjh66]

Sweeet but do more homework

[@ouimetco]

All Kinda of problems with this resto.