Not to ad fuel to the fire but morbid curiosity. Was Steven Juliano's mod top Cuda that was stolen ever recovered?

No

A little bird said 2.5.....

I know it wasnt part of RTS but the only show car from that time that would be valued in the millions would be the Diamante. In my humble opinion.Steve and I talked about years ago at Chryslers at Carlisle some one offered him 800,0000 I told him it was worth over a million.

The RTS Cuda is very cool we'd love to own it.But the car if we could afford it would be the 70 RTS Roadrunner.Man thats some car!

I was at Carlisle talking to Steven J. when he was approached by a gentleman holding a check for $800K, saying "final offer" but that was for a package deal, the Diamante and the 71 HEMI Challenger R/T sunroof both on display that day in the T building....IIRC the Diamante sold supposedly for 2 mil and went to NJ

Thanks....both cars?Man really a low ball offer!Good to know the Diamontes in the area.

Post on facebook on the mopar collector site .. read,enjoy

Good old scam artist on there that's for sure.

For those that don't/won't Facebook...... Typical Mopar Hoarder garage lol!

Word is it's being hyped up on the net/www for it's "unveiling" in April..... I would tend to think MCG? or whomever Indiana Jones writes for..... word is the new owner is going along with the peekaboo game, can't blame 'em, but some of the cryanin internet games are childish....

Nobody has said anything about the car or such. There is no unveiling time or such. Just people making up stuff to get attention.

.....well someone's playing games

I'd love to find the RTS book from the 80s very cool, or obtain some RTS stuff.We can't afford any cars.Lol

You have to appreciate their imaginations.

So far every single thing said about the car and me has been complete BS. They are just upset cause the lawyers keep getting the stuff taken off of Facebook.

Actually there's quite a lot on various FB forums..... only "legal" mention was some bogus "Email" to one Admin. from facebook filled with bad grammar and misspellings...... Only complaints to Administration/FB is from some guy named R.Brutt....Hmmmmm?

That's not a bogus email, that is a legit email from Facebook when filing copyright complaints. Oh and I did pass the info onto the lawyers, that's what I was instructed to do. They took it from there.

Everything else posted about the car is completely fabricated. You want to believe the fake info, by all means. No skin off my nose.

Sources are checking...



Why did you sign a NDA if this is all a lie?

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I'll put a few more things up here.

1970 NOS RTS floor runners. I got these in the original boxes. These were dealer showroom items. The dealer got 2 long ones and 1 short one for about $ 24.95.

This item and the next item I bought from Steven Juliano's sale.

1970 Belvedere Showroom poster. The pictures and text are similar to the ones in the 1970 Plymouth Salesman's catalog. The GTX pictures and the GTX detail pictures are the GTX that is in the 1970 Canadian postcard taken in Vail Colorado approx. April 1969.