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AAR Cuda brakes: Plymouth on mystery calipers

AAR Cuda front caliper
Two early shots of the calipers that were first used on the Gurney T/A Cudas. These are also represented on the FIA Group 2 homologation forms (FIA #5337). They are of the floating type, which is rather unusual in racing.

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October 13, 2009 in AAR T/A Cuda, Vintage MoPar | Permalink | Comments (1) | TrackBack (0)

Hurst Airheart brake caliper on Trans-Am Plymouth Barracuda

T:A Cuda 1970 Hurst Airheart
Here an extremly rare picture of the T/A Cuda fitted with Hurst Airheart calipers. Thanks to Mike Camicia, who wend us this picture that came from Chrysler engineer Bob Tarozzi, we now have proof that Gurney did indeed use Hurst Airhearts, which were later unsed in NASCAR Winston Cup and on the IMSA Greenwood Corvettes, on his Trans-Am Plymouth racers!

October 13, 2009 in AAR T/A Cuda, Vintage MoPar | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)

Barracuda in IMSA race: Sid Rust at Road Atlanta

1970 Plymouth Cuda Imsa Road Atlanta
After their Trans-Am endeavours, the Barracuda's kept racing. Here is Sid Rust, who raced IMSA Camaros in th early 70s, in one of the ex-Gurney cars at Road Atlanta in 1981. It would be interesting to know what Sid does these days. Please post a comment if you have a hint.

October 12, 2009 in AAR T/A Cuda, Vintage MoPar | Permalink | Comments (2) | TrackBack (0)

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