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My 1970 426 Hemi Cuda Tribute car

pic of my convertible top, 426 hemi tribute car

Ok, so I measured my glass height at the center and it measures 15" tall, and measures 47.5" wide at the bottom of the glass? Could this be a glass for a Challenger?

Thank you, I will take some pics of mine and measurements. They purchased the top from topsonline.

I have a 70 barracuda with a Haartz convertible top with rear glass. Can anyone with a similar top give me the dimensions of the rear glass in the top. My problem is that the top will not open all the way as the glass hits the trunk hinges and will not allow the top to go all the way down. A...

The massage therapist doing the work on the cuda has his shop in Clackamas Or and is completely nuts!!!!!! So has anyone guessed who it is yet?

A few more pics of our 70 cuda project

looking to buy a painted oem passenger side 1970 cuda racing mirror

I am going to agree with DrEamers thoughts about this subject and move on to further hints on the identity of who is massaging my cuda prior to reassembly. He is close to putting it on his rotating stand and this guy is an Oregonian that grew up in Lake Oswego. This is a big clue so any guesses?

So I checked out your ride and what a sweetie. I really like the pistol grip shifter you added. Could you let me know where you purchased it? Looks great in the car instead of the little round ball. Gives the interior some added muscle!!!!!! Thanks Ron

OK so the first hint as to whom the artist is is that he is not located in Springfield, Oregon. And his initials are not M.W.

Just thought I should add this pic from when I first brought this little cuda home There was a question on who the artis is and I will find out from him if I can post his name. I'm still trying to figure out this site but am pleased with the support thanks all

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OK so my youngest grandson is named after my favorite Onkle Leo:thumbsup:

body is completely stock other than I am adding an AAR spoiler which will be painted body color as well as the shaker. Thanks for the welcome.

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I stumbled across a complete 1968 426 hemi engine in Seattle about 2 years ago and looked hi and low for that perfect car to stuff this monster into. I searched coast to coast and all that could be found were rusted out junk that were valued as diamonds in the ruff! Unbelieveable a 1970...

reborn mopar addict!