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This X9 Black 71 Hemi Cuda is a 4 speed car with 4.10 gears and still has its original drivetrain. This car was formerly owned by Tom Lembeck and Greg Nelson at was here in '16. This car was a Premier Unveiling that was restored by Apex. D. Wischnewsky had this car at the show.

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This Viper Green 72 Cuda has a 528ci Hemi backed by a 6 speed transmission. This car was a Street Machine of the Year Finalist at the Good Guys show in Columbus in '19. This car belongs to Jason Johnson and was in the Johnson's Horsepowered Garage display.

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This carbon fiber "68 Charger" was built by Speedkore and is called "Hellucination". It's powered by a 1,000 horsepower all aluminum crate Hemi backed by an 8 speed automatic. It's owned by Ralph Gilles who is the Chief Design Officer for Stellantis. This car was featured in the October '22 issue of Mopar Collector's Guide and participated in part of the '22 Hod Rod Power Tour.

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This Regal Red 63 Studebaker Lark is 1 of 327 R2 Larks built in '63. The R2 was a 289ci engine with a 4 barrel carburetor and a Paxton supercharger that produced 289 horsepower. B. Janusey had this car at the show.

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This Rangoon Red 64 Thunderbolt was sold new at Ed Martin Ford in Indianapolis IN to Chris Stauffer. It is 1 of 100 Thunderbolts built. This car was featured in the June '15 issue of Muscle Car Review. N. Smith had this car at the show.

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This Grabber Blue 70 Mustang Sportsroof had a SCJ 428 with an automatic transmission and 4.30 gears. This is possibly a 1 of 1 car. It was a Premier Unveiling. R. McNab had it at the show.

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This is all I have for MCACN '22 on this thread. The pictures start on page 139. I have a few more to post in the Supercar thread later. I hope you enjoy the pictures. If there is any information anyone would like to add on any of the cars feel free to do so.

[Z282NV]

I always enjoy your pictures and the commentary that comes along with them. Your efforts are appreciated.

[goernie28]

Thank you so much Myron for sharing your photos faithfully. I always look forward to them, especially in the years I don't attend.

[cheveslakr]

Thanx again! Your presentation is stellar, and makes a bit more bearable for those of us a half a dozen states away.
Those recent Cuda pics from similar perspectives provides a great tool to choosing different options that appeal to a perspective buyer, like vinyl top, spoilder etc.