Ray Allen versus Jack Werst '1970 SS/EA Showdown'

[Hemi Moose]

Originally Posted by Bob Rice

How many 70-71 Hemi Cuda convertibles did Chrysler build?
Bob Rice

I knew someone was going to ask this question, do you really want to know the production numbers, about 18 units of 70 Hemicuda convert's total, and about 11 units of 71 Hemicuda convert's total...But it looks like NHRA just lumped all the cars together anyway, all of the Chevelle hardtops, coupes, & convertibles, or all of the Cuda hardtops, coupes, & convertibles, or all of the Mustang fastbacks, coupes, & convertibles all built for different SS/ classes, etc.

[Bob Rice]

Originally Posted by Hemi Moose

I knew someone was going to ask this question, do you really want to know the production numbers, about 18 units of 70 Hemicuda convert's total, and about 11 units of 71 Hemicuda convert's total...But it looks like NHRA just lumped all the cars together anyway, all of the Chevelle hardtops, coupes, & convertibles, or all of the Cuda hardtops, coupes, & convertibles, or all of the Mustang fastbacks, coupes, & convertibles all built for different SS/ classes, etc.

I'd seen the production numbers so that's why I posted.
Bob Rice

[Hemi Moose]

Originally Posted by Bob Rice

I'd seen the production numbers so that's why I posted.
Bob Rice

Do you happen to have anymore old photo's of some more wing cars and convertibles doing battle, there were also a few clones out there back in the day.

[Hemi Moose]

Here's what Jack Werst's 70 Hemi Superbird looked like after he sold it to Ken Jenning's, it has also changed hands a few more times since then, a real time capsule!