Pink Power: The One‑of‑a‑Kind 1970 HEMI^® ’Cuda Survivor Steals the Show at MCACN

A once‑in‑a‑lifetime find, the 1970 Plymouth HEMI^® ’Cuda finished in factory FM3 “Moulin Rouge” pink, the only known example with this exact combo, just made its standout appearance at the Muscle Car and Corvette Nationals (MCACN). The car boasts rare credentials: original paint (save for a tiny touch‑up), its factory four‑speed manual gearbox and a build sheet loaded with premium options.

From powertrain to provenance, this one ticks every collector box. It carries the legendary 426 HEMI heart, A33 Track Pak, Shaker hood and every detail the true Mopar_® geek craves. And it’s not just spec matter, it’s a survivor, with minimal intervention over five decades and very low mileage.

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Source: Ciprian Florea – autoevolution.com | Photo Credit: Jay Moser

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