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08-31-2004, 05:02 AM
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Re: $2 Million Hemicuda
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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08-31-2004, 05:19 AM
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Re: $2 Million Hemicuda
You have to admit the story makes for a nice treasure hunt.
I wasn't so much interested in names, I wouldn't know any of them anyway, way over my head. But would be cool to find out 3 are in Texas, 6 in New York, 1 mysterious one in Charley's building..... something like that. Wouldn't surprise me to know that a board member has one of em. It's something cool, easy to track with so much money and a small number. I bet several in here could rattle of the current stats on most of them. I've never kept up with Mopars, but I sure dig the Hemi's!!! While looking for the Cuda's I found this, I LOVE as found photo's of cool cars...  And the sight.
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