1971 HEMI CUDA

Sheathed in the aerodynamic Plymouth® Barracuda body, this car was powered by the famous 426 HEMI® engine. 1971 was the last year that the engine was available and survivors today often sell for amounts reaching into six figures at car auctions. This lightweight machine was transformed into a ground-pounding street machine when powered by the 426-cubic-inch "Elephant Motor." 4-speed transmission is equipped with a pistol grip shifter, heavy-duty springs and suspension, and oversize performance tires mounted on special Ralleye Wheels. "Air grabber" air scoop on the hood, distinctive "HEMI" side stripes, and a rear spoiler; powerful 426 Hemi engine. Rear wing and rear window louvers. Waterslide decals with Hemi graphics. Molded in white and clear with plated parts and black vinyl tires. Requires paint and glue (not included).

FEATURES
Highly detailed plastic pieces molded in white and clear
Chrome plated parts
Soft black tires
Shaker hood and detailed 426 HEMI engine
Rear wing and rear window louvers
Waterslide decals with Hemi graphics
Illustrated instructions

INCLUDES
One plastic model

REQUIREMENTS
Assembly
Hobby knife (TESR1300)
Cement for plastics (TESR3512)
Sprue cutters (TESR5328)
Paint (Aluminum, Chrysler Engine Red, Flat Black, Gloss Purple,
Gloss White, Semi-Gloss Black, Silver, Steel, Transparent
Red, Turn Signal Amber, Yellow)

SPECIFICATIONS
Scale: 1/24
Length: 7-1116 (195.26mm)
Width: 3 (76.2mm)
Height: 1-12 (38.1mm)
Skill level: 4
Parts: 69. WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD: NOT FOR CHILDREN UNDER 3 YEARS OF AGE, DUE TO SMALL AND SHARP PARTS.