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MOD TOP DISPLAY BUILDING Y
Every car enthusiast thinks his or her favorite brand of
car is the best, fastest, rarest, most valuable, etc. All of
that is debatable and will likely never be resolved. However,
when it comes to wild graphics and colors most
folks agree that Chrysler vehicles win that battle hands
down! With colors like Plum Crazy, Panther Pink, Curious
Yellow, Sublime and Lemon Twist as well as graphics
like the ’71 ‘Cuda billboard, AAR strobe stripe and 340
Wedge decals, the other brands can just throw in the
towel now.
As wild as all of those were, the fl oral interiors and
tops, better known as Mod Tops, were probably the
pinnacle in excess — even for Chrysler Corporation.
Even in the psychedelic era of ’69 and ’70, these patterns
proved to be too much, and as a result, Mod Top
cars are very rare today. Even though they were avail-
1969 PLYMOUTH BARRACUDA
Aaron Gobble
1969 DODGE DART SWINGER
Rich Bellerby
1969 PLYMOUTH BARRACUDA
David Elder
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1970 PLYMOUTH ’CUDA
Glen Keller
able on everything from six-cylinder A-Bodies to the
Hemi ’Cuda owned by Steven Juliano, very few were
bought back in the day and even fewer still exist.
This display of factory Mod Top cars ranges from
a totally unrestored ’69 Barracuda that was literally
dragged out of the woods to a well-preserved Survivor
and several beautifully restored examples. We are
also pleased to have at least one of each body style (A,
B & E) on display this weekend.
This gathering was made possible by the eff orts of
Julie Moore and Dave Goodwin of the Mod Top Registry.
For more information on Mod Top Mopars, please
visit http://www.mooresmopars.com/modregistryhtml.
To see these cars in person, be sure to stop by
Building Y for one of the most unusual exhibits we’ve
ever featured at the Chrysler Nationals!
1969 PLYMOUTH BARRACUDA
Dave Goodwin
1969 PLYMOUTH BARRACUDA
Duane & Tammie Isenberger
1969 PLYMOUTH BARRACUDA
Julie Moore