1970 Plymouth HEMI Cuda' - Numbers Matching 426ci HEMI, 4-Speed, Govier Inspection, Broadcast Sheet<br />
The 1970 Plymouth Hemi ’Cuda represents the pinnacle of the American muscle-car era, combining unmistakable E-body styling with Chrysler’s legendary 426 HEMI engine. Just 284 Hemi ’Cuda hardtops were equipped with the desirable four-speed manual transmission for 1970, making this an exceptionally rare and highly collectible example.
Finished in its factory-correct FE5 Bright Red with a V1X black vinyl roof, this ’Cuda features an H6X9 black bucket-seat interior. Beneath the factory Shaker hood is its numbers-matching 426-cubic-inch HEMI V8, factory rated at 425 horsepower and paired with its numbers-matching D21 four-speed manual transmission.
Further enhancing its performance credentials is the desirable factory A34 Super Track Pak, creating one of the most sought-after drivetrain configurations available for 1970. Additional equipment includes a solid-state radio with tape player.
This outstanding Hemi ’Cuda has received a visual inspection by noted Mopar authority Galen Govier and is accompanied by its factory broadcast sheet, owner’s manual, magazine articles, and additional documentation. Combining exceptional rarity, its numbers-matching HEMI drivetrain, desirable factory colors, and outstanding documentation, this is a significant example of one of the most celebrated American performance cars ever produced.
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