ACME 1970 Plymouth AAR Cuda

Features include:
• opening doors, trunk, and hood
• poseable steering
• highly detailed engine
• detailed undercarriage
• folding front seats
• detailed interior
• diecast metal body
• serialized plate
• limited edition

In the 1970 Trans-Am Racing Series, Plymouth put their best foot forward by sponsoring two All American Racers (AAR) 'Cudas. Despite failing to achieve a first-place finish, the tailor-made racecar spawned a street version available to the general public, which ACME has meticulously recreated in 1/18 scale

The street version of the 1970 AAR 'Cuda packed a 5.6 liter, 340 cubic inch powerplant with three two-barrel carbs that Plymouth dubbed the "Six Pack". It also featured a performance-focused interior that didn't sacrifice comfort. It has been replicated in exacting detail by ACME.

Wrapped in the aptly named Sublime Green with blacked-out hood, this model also proudly sports factory-authentic badging.

The well-appointed trunk includes a spare tire and all the tools needed to install it.