1970 was the first Hemi Cuda. In 1969 The largest motor offered was the 440 6pk.
In 1970, a total of 1,200 Hemi-powered Barracudas were produced. This model was part of the first generation of the Plymouth Barracuda, which was known for its performance and distinctive styling. The Hemi engine option was highly sought after, contributing to the car's legendary status among muscle car enthusiasts.
Depending on the year and engine combination 1964 hardtop lightest at 2,800 lbs. most years smallblocks weighed around 3100-3300lbs., heaviest was 70-71 hemi conv. at 3900lbs.
Originally a NASCAR engine in the early 60's, was released to the public for the first time in the '64 Plymouth Belvedere
hemi orange if it was a big block.
A 1970 Plymouth Barracuda (stock) with a 426 Hemi engine in it, could only put out 425 HP, while back in 2008, Dodge put out a stock viper with 600HP.
In 1971, a total of 11 Hemi-powered Plymouth Barracuda models were built, along with 17 Hemi Dodge Challengers. The Hemi engine was becoming less common due to tightening emissions regulations and shifting market demands, which significantly limited production numbers for these high-performance vehicles. Overall, the 1971 model year represented the last significant production of Hemi cars until their resurgence in later years.
Plymouth.
Plymouth.
base engine was the 383. optional was the 440 , 440 +6 (3 2bbl carbs) and the 426 hemi
You could probably find a Rusted, Non-running model for a few Hundred bucks$. The most expensive was a 1974 Hemi cuda Convertible that sold for $3.5 Million dollars in 2014 at auction.
U.S. production figures: 108, plus a few for Canada and export. Convertible production numbers are as follows: U.S. 7; Canada 2; Export (France) 2.
In 1969, a total of 1,200 Plymouth Road Runners were produced with the 426 Hemi engine option. This made the Hemi-equipped Road Runners relatively rare and highly sought after by collectors today. The combination of the Hemi engine and the Road Runner's performance capabilities contributed to its legendary status in the muscle car era.