Here we look closer at the Museum's 1971 Plymouth GTX 440. From 1968 to 1971, the GTX was a standalone model and was the premier muscle car offered by Plymouth. In 1971, the "B-Body" underwent a serious transformation with its "fuselage style" body and one-piece front bumper. Two different 440 engines were available, along with the Hemi 426. Despite all these changes, only 2,942 were built, and the model would be canceled in 1972. Our car is a 440 Six-Barrel powered car paired with an automatic

1.6K views · 127 reactions | Here we look closer at the AMCM's 1971 Plymouth Cuda 440. This was the first year for many changes to the Cuda, including an all-new front end. Twenty-one exterior paint colors were offered, including this car's Gold color. Our car is heavily optioned and is one of 108 V-Code 440 Six Pack 4-Speed Cuda Hardtops built in 1971. Check out the video for more information. | American Muscle Car Museum | Facebook