hemi cuda...bargain?

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http://www.racingjunk.com/category/183/Dodge/post/1997810/Hemi-Cuda.html

[tan top]

 intresting find
dont look a bad price , un-usual to see a whale motor in a E-body
always wanted to get a 74 Ebody to restore 

talking of old style 392 type Hemis  , have not seen duketona  around for a while  

[Ghoste]

But is a 74 with an old style Hemi swapped in, a "Hemi Cuda" or just a Barracuda with a Hemi?

[SFRT]

semi cuda?

[bull]

A bargain? No.

[The70RT]

Nice body...tell him 5K. 

[dkn1997]

semi cuda?

 

In NY that would fit on a vanity plate lol

[1969chargerrtse]

I know the ad is old but what am I missing.  The body alone would bring more than that normally, why do you guys think a low rust barracuda or cuda is not worth more than 10k let alone have a hemi motor in it?  I know little of Hemi motors but I thought the "392" hemi's were very rare and expensive to collectors for hot rods?

[Old Moparz]

Based on what I've seen on ebay over the last few years, & if the old Hemi isn't junk, it's probably worth what he's asking. I't might take a while to sell it with the economy the way it is, but it should sell. The old Hemi might be worth 2 to 3 grand if it is a 392. One of the early Hemi engine companies like Hot Heads or PAW used to sell complete, rebuilt 392's for about $6K. The Cuda alone is probably worth somewhere between $5K & $6k if it doesn't have any serious rust issues. It's not a '70 or '71 so it will never get insane money

[Al]

A 392 in a Barracuda ... kind of strange 

[Troy]

I know the ad is old but what am I missing.  The body alone would bring more than that normally, why do you guys think a low rust barracuda or cuda is not worth more than 10k let alone have a hemi motor in it?  I know little of Hemi motors but I thought the "392" hemi's were very rare and expensive to collectors for hot rods?

To a point. If it's truly "rust free" I can't imagine the body is worth less than $5k ($400-500 for the hood alone if it's nice). I paid around $10k for my yellow '73 (318 auto) and it was drivable and looked a heck of a lot better than that - although it did need some work. Prices were higher then too. The dash looks ragged so it would be nice to see the rest of the interior. A little more information would definitely help.

The engine might be worth a bit but it doesn't look like much more than a core to me.

I'd certainly be interested if I had the room since I suck at body work (and I miss having a 'Cuda).

Troy