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Nice wallpaper.[sm=smiley20.gif]

 

Great pic! My favorite muscle car too! [sm=smiley20.gif]

 

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Very nice, but I will always prefer a '71 Cuda, especially with a Hemi, over all other Cuda's.

 

The Hemi Cuda is a great "straight line" car. But there's nothing finer than an AAR Cuda for going fast and taking a turn at speed. That hemi will go one place when it comes to taking that curve at speed, straight ahead.

 

Yep, and it's the king at that. If I want to go through the twisties then I'll hop in a first gen. Neon R/T or ACR, which will out handle the AAR by far. I love the AAR and T/A and they were great road course cars back then, but they cannot touch what is around now.

 

I have to agree with you. This modern stuff is amazing. My '65 Bel starts "floating" at around 95 mph. If I try to turn a corner too, fast I drag the door handles. Granted, it's set up strictly for drag racing. My Ram SRT-10, on the other hand, is 1500 pounds heavier but handles like a dream. There is no roll in the corners and it's completely stable at speed. A couple of days ago I was blowing away a Trans Am (he needed an attitude adjustment and got it) thinking I was going around 80 mph. I looked down at the speedo and was going 120 mph. I didn't mean to go that fast on the street but...it felt like I was just cruising down the freeway.

I remember reading that those early Neons were great autocross cars. Doesn't you SRT-4 handle as well or better?

 

I like cudas but ide rather have challenger unless the cuda is a convertable hemi! But theres only 10 of those in the world.

 

challengers are my thing to hope to have a classic soon a 1971 dodge charger