There isn’t a beep from Sergio Palumbo’s car. Not even from his horn, which is more like an ocean liner’s blast. Sergio drives a stunning, Rallye-red 1971 Plymouth Cuda 340. There is no computer onboard, no screen, no digital distractions, and no control buttons on the steering wheel.
There’s an old poster with the headline, “If you want to be happy for a day, drink. If you want to be happy for a year, marry. If you want to be happy for a lifetime, ride a Mopar.
Feel free to send this to someone you knew growing up with one of these and completely ruin their day.
Diane Guindon and her husband, Claude Lozier, own two Plymouth Cuda convertibles from the early ‘70s.
Today’s Pick for our Cool Car Find series is this ‘Cuda with a 1500 hp motor under the hood.
While this beautiful 1964 Plymouth Barracuda Fastback does have some upgrades, there is a much bigger story here.
For all of you die-hard muscle car fans out there, we’ve taken the time to provide you with the rarest muscle cars from each manufacturer.
