Musclecar Photographs mrays

[mrays]

This Formal Black 71 Hemi Cuda is a TorqueFlite car. It was known as the Chrome Cuda because a lot of its suspension pieces were chromed when it was a custom show car. It has since been restored back to original. Kenin Beswick had this car at the show in the Rare Hemis Invitational.

[mrays]

That's all I have for MCACN '25. My posts for this show started on page 221 of this thread. I hope you guys enjoy looking at them.

[Denis Guenzel]

Mrays, great job on car photo’s & history of where the cars sold new. Thank you….

[Tracker1]

Originally Posted by mrays

This Formal Black 71 Hemi Cuda is a TorqueFlite car. It was known as the Chrome Cuda because a lot of its suspension pieces were chromed when it was a custom show car. It has since been restored back to original. Kenin Beswick had this car at the show in the Rare Hemis Invitational.

Thanks for all the pics and accompanying descriptions mrays! The "Chrome Cuda" was Lot #1313 at Barrett-Jackson's Scottsdale auction in 2010. It only brought $192,500 at that time - cheap for a '71 Hemicuda - but no doubt held back by its fully chromed undercarriage.

[TK-65]

1965 Olds F85 Club Coupe 442. Sold new at Litten Motors in East Liverpool OH to L.W. Serafy. One of 736 built with a 4 speed. 40 club coupe 442s are known to still exist. Restored by Ramsey and Sons Oldsmobiles.

[dykstra]

Thanks again for the pics and narrative mrays. It's very much appreciated!
Although I go to MCACN every year, I still look forward to your pics and description.
Your attention to detail does not go unnoticed.

[69M22Z]

Yes. Really enjoy the pictures and narratives. Thank you.

[Mr70]

Always appreciate your clear photos and detailed descriptions Myron.
Thank you.

[bergy]

Thanks for posting the pics Myron :-)

[PeteLeathersac]

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Great pics and details, thanks Myron for all you do!

~ Pete

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