Cuda Cabriolet Concept Appears at Cars & Coffee Meeting

The custom made Cuda Cabriolet concept that we first told you about back in May made yet another public appearance, this time at this past weekend’s “Cars and Coffee” car gathering in Irvine, California. Like the Cuda Coupe Concept that stirred a bit of a commotion at last year’s SEMA Show in LA, the retro-penned Convertible was also built by “Metalcrafters”. From the little we know about it, it's based on the Chrysler 300 / Dodge Charger platform using a modern HEMI V8 engine. -More pics after the jump




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Cuda Concept in Convertible Flavor

Remember the one-off, modern interpretation of the Cuda Coupe (click here for pics and here for a video) that was revealed at last year’s SEMA Show ? Well, it seems that that the guys who built the Chrysler 300 / Dodge Charger based Cuda Coupe liked it so much that they came up with a convertible version that made its first (?) appearance at this past weekend’s Mopar Spring Fling Speed Festival. All we know about the car for now is that like the Cuda Coupe, the Convertible was also built by “Metalcrafters”.

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2008 Cuda Concept Design Proposition

Looks like the one-off, custom made 2008 Cuda coupe that made its appearance at last year’s SEMA Show (see video here) has enliven the interest in the Plymouth Barracuda. This computer generated rendering is the work of Rafael Reston, a digital designer from Sao Paulo, Brazil.

According to Reston, the Cuda Concept is based on the platform of the Chrysler 300C, while the proposed power source is a 5.4-litre bio-fuelled HEMI V8 engine. If you ask us, the overall design seems a little bit too “Hot-Wheelish” for our tastes. Feel free to disagree with us -or agree of course, by leaving a comment below. -High res image gallery after the jump

Images: Rafael Reston ,Via: Seriouswheels

2008 Cuda Concept Design Proposition

Looks like the one-off, custom made 2008 Cuda coupe that made its appearance at last year’s SEMA Show (see video here) has enliven the interest in the Plymouth Barracuda. This computer generated rendering is the work of Rafael Reston, a digital designer from Sao Paulo, Brazil.

According to Reston, the Cuda Concept is based on the platform of the Chrysler 300C, while the proposed power source is a 5.4-litre bio-fuelled HEMI V8 engine. If you ask us, the overall design seems a little bit too “Hot-Wheelish” for our tastes. Feel free to disagree with us -or agree of course, by leaving a comment below. -High res image gallery after the jump

Images: Rafael Reston ,Via: Seriouswheels