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I'm not too familiar with early mopar muscle, but isn't this a first gen 'Cuda?
That's gotta be worth something.
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I think its a Rambler Marlin
 

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Yeah, all I saw was a fast back from about the right vintage. Just got done Google imaging early 'Cudas, not even close.
 

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I'd be willing to bet though, that AMC is more rare even than the early Cuda' to find.
 

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I'd be willing to bet though, that AMC is more rare even than the early Cuda' to find.

Quite possibly. I know that I've never heard of one. Not that that means much, but the car at least appears solid enough to save. And it would definitely be unique.
 

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