1970 Plymouth HEMI Cuda Convertible: A Classic American Muscle Icon
The 1970 Plymouth HEMI Cuda Convertible is a classic American muscle icon, and this diecast model faithfully recreates its legendary status. With hood, doors, and trunk that open, a removable convertible top and boot, a fully plumbed and wired HEMI V-8 under the hood, masterful interior detailing, and the option to display it with the top up or down, this limited-edition collectible is a must-have for muscle car enthusiasts and diecast collectors. Relive the golden era of American muscle cars by adding this iconic HEMI Cuda to your diecast collection.
Features
- Precision Diecast Model
- Hood, Doors & Trunk Open
- Removable Convertible Top & Boot
- Fully Plumbed & Wired HEMI V-8 Under the Hood
- Masterful Interior Detailing with Tilting Seatbacks & Fabric Seatbelts
- Can Be Displayed with the Top Up or Down
- Serialized Plate on the Chassis
- This All-New HEMI Cuda is the First Ever Convertible Release by Acme
Make no mistake, 1970 Hemi ‘Cudas are rare. Plymouth made just 652 Hardtops total to be exact. Most customers had one thing in mind: Going really, really fast in a straight line, either from one stoplight to the next or perhaps 1320 feet at a time. Only 18 people in 1970 wanted their Hemi ‘Cuda to put a little more wind in their hair. By the late 1970s Hemi convertibles were roughly $10,000 cars. In the mid-1980s a few sold in the $25,000 range. By 1990 they had just tipped into six-figure territory. And at the beginning of the 2000's a few traded in the half million dollar range. Serious money to be sure.
