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Re: '71 318-four speeds in an e-body possible? [Re: lakerism] #1169192
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The question I responded to asked about 73-74 Cudas. The standard engine was the 318.

Re: '71 318-four speeds in an e-body possible? [Re: burdar] #1169193
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Re: '71 318-four speeds in an e-body possible? [Re: 6bblgt] #1169194
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NO factory dual exhaust or 4bbl on 318 powered e-bodies.





That's interesting, I never knew that the later 'Cuda was offered with a 318 2V with no dual exhaust with it. Yet you could get a 318 2V Road Runner in '73-'74 and it came with dual exhaust and machine gun tips.

I have a '73 Road Runner, factory 318 2V, Pistolgrip 4 speed car (rarest combo that year, 1 of 350) with dual exhaust and tips:

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Re: '71 318-four speeds in an e-body possible? [Re: GuruRanger] #1169195
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I saw a new 73 road runner with 318 4spd and was ordered with track pak ?? Saw the car came threw with 3.55s and 26 inch rad. Car was totalled few years later

Re: '71 318-four speeds in an e-body possible? [Re: Paul_Fancsali] #1169196
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For the uninformed, the base level Plymouth E-body was called Barracuda. The high performance one was called 'Cuda and the luxury one was called Gran Coupe. The 'Cuda was the counterpart of the Challenger R/T.

So many people call every Plymouth E-body a 'Cuda but that's not accurate.

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Re: '71 318-four speeds in an e-body possible? [Re: dogdays] #1169197
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By "non-ralley" I meant the instrumant cluster.

The only available options mine didn't come with are; fender mounted turn indicators, ralley dash, am/fm w/cassette, hood pins, and the aformentioned 360 w/dual exhaust. Also, my car is not a Barracuda nor a Gran Coupe, it is a BS23 'Cuda and had the 318/904 combo.

From what I have researched, in '73 the BS23 'Cuda came with a 318 2bbl standard and a 340 4bbl option. in '74 it was a 318 2bbl standard and 360 4bbl option. I have never seen nor heard of a '73-4 318 manual trans 'Cuda and neither Galen or his books could tell me if any exist.

Still hard to imagine a loaded, badged out 'Cuda with a single pipe !


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Re: '71 318-four speeds in an e-body possible? [Re: Todd_DesMarais] #1169198
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By "non-ralley" I meant the instrumant cluster.

The only available options mine didn't come with are; fender mounted turn indicators, ralley dash, am/fm w/cassette, hood pins, and the aformentioned 360 w/dual exhaust. Also, my car is not a Barracuda nor a Gran Coupe, it is a BS23 'Cuda and had the 318/904 combo.

From what I have researched, in '73 the BS23 'Cuda came with a 318 2bbl standard and a 340 4bbl option. in '74 it was a 318 2bbl standard and 360 4bbl option. I have never seen nor heard of a '73-4 318 manual trans 'Cuda and neither Galen or his books could tell me if any exist.

Still hard to imagine a loaded, badged out 'Cuda with a single pipe !




Hood pins were not available on the 73 E-bodies.

As for the trans, you could get a 318 2 bbl, single exhaust and it came with a 3-spd floor-mounted manual. 4-spd not available with the 318 in 73. Torqueflite was optional.

On E-bodies, 4-spd was only available on the 340 in 73, 360 in 74.

Re: '71 318-four speeds in an e-body possible? [Re: 318 Stroker] #1169199
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To add even further confusion to how the model lines were marketed by dodge & plymouth. The 72 Challenger rallye (JS in VIN) base engine was the 318 2 barrel even though it came with all the rallye parts (dash, scooped hood, sway bars etc). Interestingly the 340 was optional on the Challenger rallye which was supposed to be the high performance model. Then there's the base model Challenger (with JH VIN) that had the 6 cylinder or 318 as base engine. Whereas the 72 Cuda came standard with the 340 engine. This has always perplexed me on what the rational was behind how the high performance models were aligned.

Re: '71 318-four speeds in an e-body possible? [Re: C_B5] #1169200
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This is the price class. The 1970-71 Challenger R/T and 1972 Rallye have the letter "S" (for Special). All others (including the 1973-4 Rallye) have the letter "H" (for High). The Challenger Deputy is reported to have been "L" (for Low) but examples seen seem to have the "H" instead.

Re: '71 318-four speeds in an e-body possible? [Re: MN-ScatPack] #1169201
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I think the 340 was standard in the 72 Cuda very early on in production. I think there is some factory literature on Hamtramck-historical stating that the 318 would be the standard engine in the 72 Cuda after a certain date. I'd have to look for it to be certain.

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Here is the bulletin dated Sept 24, 1971.
http://www.hamtramck-historical.com/imag...p%20pib%205.jpg

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Re: '71 318-four speeds in an e-body possible? [Re: 318 Stroker] #1169202
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Hood pins were not available on the 73 E-bodies.

As for the trans, you could get a 318 2 bbl, single exhaust and it came with a 3-spd floor-mounted manual. 4-spd not available with the 318 in 73. Torqueflite was optional.

On E-bodies, 4-spd was only available on the 340 in 73, 360 in 74.




Were hood pins available on a '74 BS23G (318) 'Cuda and if so, was the "Plymouth" nameplate still in the front corner ? I have an earlier hoodpin hood that has no notches in the brace for the three studs to mount the nameplate (I assume so the lanyard doesn't rub on it) and a later non-hoodpin hood that has them. Either way, it will have pins and dual exhaust if/when I ever get to finish it.


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Re: '71 318-four speeds in an e-body possible? [Re: Todd_DesMarais] #1169203
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Hood pins were not available on the 73 E-bodies.

As for the trans, you could get a 318 2 bbl, single exhaust and it came with a 3-spd floor-mounted manual. 4-spd not available with the 318 in 73. Torqueflite was optional.

On E-bodies, 4-spd was only available on the 340 in 73, 360 in 74.




Were hood pins available on a '74 BS23G (318) 'Cuda and if so, was the "Plymouth" nameplate still in the front corner ? I have an earlier hoodpin hood that has no notches in the brace for the three studs to mount the nameplate (I assume so the lanyard doesn't rub on it) and a later non-hoodpin hood that has them. Either way, it will have pins and dual exhaust if/when I ever get to finish it.




Hood pins were not offered on any 72-74 E-bodies. As far as putting them on your 73 Cuda, go for it... I put them on my 73 Challenger, and like them alot. I also put on the duals w/ factory tips.

Re: '71 318-four speeds in an e-body possible? [Re: 2fast4yourBrain] #2133141
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It appears the 3rd one on the list:

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is up for sale on ebey...

ebay link to 1971 Barracuda Convertible 318 car

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that is NOT a Chrysler Corp. produced fender tag tsk

Re: '71 318-four speeds in an e-body possible? [Re: GuruRanger] #2134079
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Not to hijack the E-body thread..but I have the sister car to your 'Runner a '74 Charger Rallye with a 318-2bbl and a console shifted pistol grip 4-speed. I'm sure it's rare too! ~RT

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NO factory dual exhaust or 4bbl on 318 powered e-bodies.


That's interesting, I never knew that the later 'Cuda was offered with a 318 2V with no dual exhaust with it. Yet you could get a 318 2V Road Runner in '73-'74 and it came with dual exhaust and machine gun tips. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/shruggy.gif" alt="" />

I have a '73 Road Runner, factory 318 2V, Pistolgrip 4 speed car (rarest combo that year, 1 of 350) with dual exhaust and tips:

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Originally Posted By dogdays
For the uninformed, the base level Plymouth E-body was called Barracuda. The high performance one was called 'Cuda and the luxury one was called Gran Coupe. The 'Cuda was the counterpart of the Challenger R/T.

So many people call every Plymouth E-body a 'Cuda but that's not accurate.

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The public was calling all barracudas "cudas" long before plymouth did their performance barracuda.


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Re: '71 318-four speeds in an e-body possible? [Re: 2fast4yourBrain] #2134391
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I know a guy that has two RRs 73/74 318, 2 barrel duel exhaust with tips. One is a 4 speed


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1970 E-body * 318 w/4-speed was an available OPTION
1971 E-body * 318 w/4-speed was NOT an available OPTION

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