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I don't have the article but I assume they are talking about the White with black billboards one that Gibson restored. [/ QUOTE ] Yep....thats the one Charley. Article states the current owner is Bill Weimann, same guy that paid $1 million for the blue car about a year ago. The white/black billboard car was a French-export. History on the car is a bit fuzzy, but it does state that Gibson completed the restoration last June.
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Was the blue one Milton Robson's old car?
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Yes the blue one was Milts old car. I think Bill is supposed to be on the Cover of Esquire magazine with some print about the white car. He will look so Dapper.
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I have heard that there were 9 - 71 Hemicuda convertibles made. (7 domestic, 2 for export) I have always wondered:
Have all 9 survived? What were the color combinations?
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The ones I can recall are as follows:
1 yellow/white int, automatic 1 butterscotch/black int, auto 1 orange/orange int, auto 1 red/black int, auto 2 blue/blue int (both 4 speeds) 1 winchester grey (export) I dont have the info on the white car |
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By gosh, you should post the current ownership and pics if available. I know about the Yellow one, what's the scoop with the rest?
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OK you guys got my curious, my net detective work finds these two so far:
One of the blue ones ![]() The yellow one ![]() Both having a connection to Kevin Suydam, I assume they are the real deal for discussion purposes. Are there more accounted for? NJ-Steve is this the yellow one you refer to as owning, the one Don Johnson copied for the show? Found this too, not sure who or how accurate: [ QUOTE ] This post is basically for Mr. Suydam himself, but the information might be useful to everyone else. If one reads the june issue of Mopar Muscle magazine they will finf out that the two exported 71 Hemi "cuda Convertibles have been found,but out of the Seven 71 Hemi 'Cuda Convertibles built for the states, and the one sent to Canada, only seven have been found. That makes a total of NINE 71 Hemi 'Cuda Convertibles FOUND, however TEN were MADE. Good luck searching for the last one. [/ QUOTE ] |
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No telling who owns what car at any given time. "Deep pocket" guys spar for these cars and trade in a world well above the average enthusiast. Its my understanding that the Cuda was in a package deal that would equal a lottery winning ticket rather then a auto transaction.
In any case, according to Galen Govier, nine cars were made for the US market and two were export. Its possible that others exist, but it would require extensive documentation.
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NJ-Steve is this the yellow one you refer to as owning, the one Don Johnson copied for the show? [/ QUOTE ] Yup, that's my old old car. Bought it in B- condition for $24,000 in 1985, then did a minor restoration on the car, got it in a few magazines and sold it during my last year of college for $54,000 to Otis. At the time everyone thought I was nuts (when I bought it: for paying too much and when I sold it: for taking advantage of Otis by selling it for so much) Gotta love those 1980's prices. ![]() |
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Charley posted pictures of three of these cars earlier in the year. Titled "Mopar Spring Fling". It's on page 8 of this forum. Patrick
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