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03-28-2007, 05:15 AM
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Re: 1970 HEMI CUDA
I thought Hemi Cudas were trading in the 700k range? Is that the '71's, or have prices dropped?
That B3 Blue is an awesome color and it's a beautiful car. Good luck with the sale. Jim 
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03-29-2007, 02:31 AM
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Re: 1970 HEMI CUDA
I'll keep mine thanks..................runs like a raped ape!
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03-29-2007, 02:51 AM
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Re: 1970 HEMI CUDA
[ QUOTE ]
I thought Hemi Cudas were trading in the 700k range? Is that the '71's, or have prices dropped? That B3 Blue is an awesome color and it's a beautiful car. Good luck with the sale. Jim [/ QUOTE ] $700k would be more in line with a '71 'cuda. Although '70 Hemi 'cudas are rare (~ 650) the '71s were really scarce (~100). Some feel that prices have corrected a bit, but most of them are looking at the January auctions only. Probably not the best gauge. Others have written here on this subject, but there were a plethora of hemi 'cudas at BJ in particular and some have suggested shenanigans with the Saturday evening auction (prime time) and it appears that alot of these hemi 'cudas slid to a too-late-in-the-evening slot to command market prices. That is an over simplification, but at least a thumbnail sketch to make you dangerous.
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