"7" Plymouth's You Just Had to Have.

[Paul Ceasrine]

Deke,
The Centolanza Brothers ran a 71' Hemi Cuda convertible in
SS/E in 72' and 73'.
Vent-louvers on the front fender.
The car was painted brown (front), white (rear) and white convertible top.
11.10's but, broke many drive-train parts.

Also, there were (3) optional orders for the A-Body.
The Formula 'S" package.
And the Performance Group (a.k.a. 1965 Rallye Handling Package)
And the little known "Tow Package".
PC

[Hemi Moose]

Originally Posted by Paul Ceasrine

Deke,
The Centolanza Brothers ran a 71' Hemi Cuda convertible in
SS/E in 72' and 73'. Vent-louvers on the front fender. The car was painted brown (front), white (rear) and white convertible top. 11.10's but, broke many drive-train parts.

Are you sure about that, because it sounds like you're describing the old John Livingston Cuda rag-top which was originally a 71 440-6 Cuda convertible. I'm pretty sure the Centolanza Bros 71 Hemicuda convertible was painted various colors over the years because I recall seeing photo's of it in a pinkish / white color combo, and then in another blue & white color scheme, that is unless they had more then one Cuda convertible in their stable.

[Paul Ceasrine]

Hemi-Moose,
I saw the 71' Cuda at Dover in 1973. SS/E.
Also, they were at Cecil County in 73' (Points meet)
SS/E; 11.10 Record
car #1609
May have had (2) paint jobs.
One all brown with center-stripe (white & pink)
Fenton wheels, Shaker hood, vent louvers front fender
"Cuda' lettering on back fender.

pc

[Hemi Moose]

Originally Posted by Paul Ceasrine

Hemi-Moose,
I saw the 71' Cuda at Dover in 1973. SS/E.
Also, they were at Cecil County in 73' (Points meet)
SS/E; 11.10 Record
car #1609
May have had (2) paint jobs.
One all brown with center-stripe (white & pink)
Fenton wheels, Shaker hood, vent louvers front fender
"Cuda' lettering on back fender.
pc

I guess you are correct when you said you saw the Centolanza Bros 71 Hemicuda convertible painted in those colors as you described. I must have been thinking of another 71 Hemicuda convertible owned by Masciarelli and painted in those other colors I described earlier, I'll see if I can dig up some old photo's of them. But that Centolanza Bros paint job still looks exactly like the old 71 440-6 Cuda convertible that John Livingston used to own, maybe they sold it to him after they were done with the car.

[283nova]

70 cuda 440+6
69 roadrunner 440+6
64 or 5 belvedere with a transplanted 340+6
57 belvedere with a transplant 392 hemi dual 4's
67 gtx hemi 4 speed
70 superbird 440+6 4 speed
scamp with a 426 hemi would be cool.