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1971 Plymouth Cuda

The 1971 Plymouth Cuda received some minor changes from the 1970
model. The most prominent changes included a new grill (cheese grater)
which included 4 headlights, new tail lights, and 4 fin like vents
on the fenders. The 1971 model included optional billboard decals
on the quarter panels which covered from the door to the rear of
the car. These decals announced the engine size for 340, 383, 440,
and the hemi. Also optional electrometric bumpers were available
again this year. Interior upgrades include better seats with more
grip as well as some different options such as split buckets. Other
styling changes were minimal. However, these cars are likely the most sought after
Mopar.
Models:
Coupe, convertible
Engine options:
| Cid |
Comp. |
HP |
TQ |
Note |
| 340 |
10.3 |
275 |
340 |
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| 383 |
9.5 |
300 |
365 |
standard
motor |
| 440 |
9.7 |
375 |
480 |
|
| 440 +6 |
10.5 |
385 |
480 |
six pack |
| 426 Hemi |
10.25 |
425 |
490 |
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Production Numbers:
| Cuda Convertible |
Coupe |
Total Cuda |
| 374 |
6228 |
6602 |
Note: 115 Hemi Cuda coupes and 7 Hemi Cuda convertibles
were produced in 1971. Recent auctions place the value of a 1971
Hemi Cuda convertible in the 2-3 Million dollar range in 2006.
Recommended links:
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