This In Violet 70 Cuda AAR is a 4 speed car that was sold new at Reliable Motors Inc. in Virginia MN. It hammered for $180K.

This Burnt Orange 70 Cuda is a Six Pack car with a 4 speed. It was advertised as having its original drivetrain. The fender tag appears to be a reproduction, but it did have a build sheet to support its options. It hammered for $96K.

This Lime Light 70 Cuda convertible with a 440 Six Pack is 1 of 29 built in '70. This car was formerly part of Todd Werner's Collection. It was bid to $180K.

This In Violet 70 Hemi Cuda is a 4 speed car with 4.10 gears and was advertised as having its original engine. According to the options on the fender tag this car was sold new in California so it currently has the incorrect tail pipes and rear valance. The stripes were also added. It hammered for $320K.

This 70 Cuda is 1 of 4 Rapid Transit System show cars built by Plymouth. This is a Pilot Car that was shipped to Chuck Miller for him to customize for the '70 show season. It was returned to him to be repainted for the '71 show season. It was purchased in '76 by Anthony Fridecky and he just stored it in his garage until a year or so ago. This is an unrestored car with under 1K miles on it. It was just featured in the latest issue of Mopar Collector's Guide. According to their feature Anthony, who is in his 90's and in failing health, wanted to sell it to the Henry Ford Museum but they weren't interested in it. A deal was then being made to sell it to the same collection that has one of the other RTS cars but that fell through when someone from Florida offered more money for the car. That purchaser promptly consigned it to the Mecum Auction in Indianapolis. The Mecum mechanics detailed it and got it running well enough to cross the block. It hammered for $2M. Apparently the new owner is Evan Metropoulos.

i owned this car for around 30 years. was originally a bench seat column shift with fixed headlights

I went to the MCACN Meetup at the Gilmore Auto Museum yesterday. This Madeira Maroon 67 Z/28 was sold new at Gates Chevrolet in Mishawaka IN. J. Turley has owned this car since '74. He said this is 1 of 3 known in this color.

This Glen Green 65 Corvette is an L78 with an M20 and 4.11 gears and was sold new at Norgate Chevrolet in Roslyn Heights NY. It just was awarded Bloomington Gold earlier this month. J. Van Dam had this car at the show.

This Oribit Orange 70 GTO Judge convertible is a RA III car with a 4 speed. I'm not sure who owned this car. I never saw anyone around it the whole day.

Here are some pictures from inside the museum. There is currently a Supercars Then & Now display in the main lobby when you enter the museum. This 67 Ferrari 275 GTB/4 Berlinetta is part of that display.