1970 fiberboard and metal dealer license plates.

1970 Canadian postcards. These came in French and English. The 1970 GTX was photographed in Vail Colorado probably April 1969. It is a Pilot car. Notice that some of the front chrome trim is missing. The house in the background was still there 7-8 or so years ago, gone now. There are lots of factory pictures of the 1970 GTX in Vail CO, Redcliff CO, and the surrounding area.

1970 Plymouth Trouble Shooting National Finalist jacket. A lot of the jackets from the period just had rubber bands sewn in at the bottom of the sleeves. When the rubber bands break or crack that's it. I don't know how to replace them.

1970 NOS RTS jacket came in the original bag. These came lined and just a nylon shell. I have seen 3 different left side patches. This one which is in the ad. A second one that resembles the patch in the 1990's reproductions, Plus an oval patch one.

1972 NOS Wet look lined jacket in the original bag. I am not sure when they first came out. However, they were advertised in the May 1972 Plymouth Traveler Magazine, so it makes it as RTS

Smoke color Road Runner glasses. I have a brochure for Dodge that shows 1970 Give-away items. In it there are smoke color Dodge Delta glasses So I'm guessing the Plymouth Road Runner smoke color glasses cane out in 1970 too. They have a nice reflective presentation with the dots on the bottom. My smoke ones just have the Road Runner on 1 side. The earlier clear glasses had a Road Runner on 2 sides and were a smaller size.

1970 Duster showroom poster next to a 1970 Duster brochure. I believe the poster has been trimmed slightly. Not good on baseball cards. But then, where do you find another?

Out of time for now, more to come.

Man very,very cool!Great stuff!

Yeah that is a lot of very cool items and memorabilia! I could see myself getting into that as well, but then I'd be spending money that I should spend on my cars...

show room

I dont have time to post all of the stuff,
but here is a link to my collection.
i've sold a some stuff and continue to,
feel free to share or post any of the photos

Here is a link to my memorabilia collection: https://photos.app.goo.gl/ZHajGFczmjR17Y8z9

hope you enjoy seeing it

So the News on the streets these days are that the RTS Cuda has been uncovered from the storage unit it has been sitting in for years and the man that owned it has passed. Word is that something related to the cars discovery will be coming soon but for now it is all hush hush. There is a picture of the car being loaded on a flat bed in Michigan but people are going to a lot of trouble to keep the picture off the World Wide Web . . . Supposedly the photo was on a phone that was stolen from the Detroit Autorama and then hit the web a few days later. Too much drama for me but certainly look forward to seeing the car.

All your info is wrong but the last part. It is I who took the picture and it was stolen from my friends phone at Autorama. I'm the one keeping it off the internet the best I can.

So you and the auto archeological are one and the same? So please what is the big deal with a picture? For all we know, that picture could of been taken in 1971? Sounds like this could be a great story, what is the hold up? If the car is still in Michigan, can I come see it? Help if I can . .

Yes, it is I, the Auto Archaeologist... or at least that is what I call myself.

Well I took the picture, it wasn't taken in 71.

It is a great story, and a friend had his phone stolen for it at Autorama in Detroit for it. Like, legit stolen while he was in the bathroom. We all signed NDAs we can't talk about it right now, but more info will be coming out in the near future.

So I know you from the Charger site. As you may know, I’m an admin on cuda-challenger and E-Bodies.org. Certainly when the time comes, hope you can share the story with the members of the forums. Always wondered where that car was and then to find out it was possibly close to me here in Detroit. Wow

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congrats to the new owners,
if it helps
i believe tony fridecki was the rts cudas owners name,
the car was so original that the original paint still showed marks on top of the 1/4 panels from the straps use when it was being transported,
yep, they actually held down the car by puttin a strap across the top of the trunk area, and on the corners of the tops of the 1/4 panels where the strap made contact it left marks in the paint,
i hope the car is restored, it was good enough as it was and can only be original once,
i used to have his address and phone # but cant find it at the moment

value on those cras are tough to figure,
i was suprised at how low the other 3 RTS cars sold for at mecum a few years ago
with the buyers premium the 71 road runner $236k, the 70 HEMI road runner $341k + $264k for the duster
so is a 6-pak cuda worth more then a 70 Hemi road runner?

btw, out of the 3 that sold only the 71 road runner was unrestored, the other 2 Steve restored to a level that will never be parrelled

I don't know what car you are talking about, but it isn't the RTS. None of that anywhere near true. That's not the owners name, that didn't happen with the paint nor did anything get worn down. The paint is perfect, except in the engine compartment.

Ryan,
on other posts ive seen there were photos of the rts cuda on a trailer,
thats what i was referring to,
sorry if im off base

The guy that stole the picture made up a story about it... unfortunately lawyers are now involved.

But lets just say everything that is thought to be known or has been recently "revealed" about the car is completely incorrect.

Don't be sorry, nothing to be sorry about. We've all been there.