I thought this HALLOWEEN flavored color for Dudley's ultra-cool '71 HemiCuda (HardTop) muscle car would be ideal for when I make the Halloween Night rounds with Miss Morticia as my date!

Later we'll swing over by the graveyard and really REV those cute lil' Hemi's-- make's Morticia really SCREAMIN' HOT when those babies ROAR!

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The cuda is sure an awesome car. :-) Man..that pic you made, sure has my mind boggled. To realistic.

That looks cool. I had a 67 Valliant Cuda fastback, with a little 318 in it, for years. Should have kept it, be worth some now. I remember the first time I registered it. They classified it as a station wagon, the back seat folded down. The guy behind me was almost rolling on the floor. Funny way of meeting new friends.

Oh..you can change your plate. That is what gave it away. If you would have changed the plate. I would have been convinced you had a CUDA for real. :-)

I got a Alberta plate, but I sure like to make my own. I live in Alberta (Canada), so I got one from the internet that made me comfortable enough. So, now I have two plates. :-)

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"I got a Alberta plate, but I sure like to make my own. :-)" Surely, that plate would be mine. ;)

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lol@SamTherapy.. :-) Edmonton..North East end. :-)

I lived around there for a bit. Up by 118th. My sister said you got nailed with snow big time the other day. Though she is a liile West of Edmonton. BTW- where is this ride found.

Lots of Snow. Son having a great time. Bought the Cuda from DAZ.

Boy does that bring back memories. One of my friends had a cudda in High school, and he used to get trouble with it all the time. He use to try and race me but he wasn't a match for Dodge Cornet, with a 440 engine that had been modified by Uncles who used it to race with....

so... where did that great car come from ????

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Yikes! The '71 'Cuda is by Alberto Russo! I have so many of Dudley's cars-- I thought he did it-- but NOT! I like the Colorado plates because I spent some good times there as a kid... This model is REALLY a GOOD DEAL! You get BOTH a Hard Top and a Convertable, with TONS of color options and modifications. One of the BEST of the DAZ Car models. You won't find anyone WHINNING about THIS baby!

Another Albertan here -- Calgary.

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Kewl!!...were taking over.. lol.... :-)

Sounds like 2 Flames to 1 Oiler. When you think about it, I could still be talking about cars.LOL

Great 'cuda picture. Edmonton (westend)

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ah..thanks..that explains why I couldn't find it :)

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In my days of youthful foolishness, I drove a Mini, No good on the straight roads that the Romans built, but on the twisty bits I could leave the boy racers behind. Daz sell a Mini, but it isn't quite as old as they suggest. Alloy wheels in 1968? And, before you ask, I didn't try anything in the back of a Mini. I wasn't that reckless.

How about using magnets to very slightly flatten the tires where they carry the weight? One of those little details that can make all the difference. A slight bulging of the tire wall, and set the vehicle very slightly low, so the tyres don't look a perfect circle.

Hey, I live in Calgary too!!

Here's my alternative vehicle when I want to go DOOR-to-DOOR Trick or Treatin'- nothing beats driving over their lawn, right up to the doorway, to collect the goodies...

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I would think that this vehicle would bring out those MORE SHY British Columbian's...