Dan Gurney ended his career in the final race of the Trans Am season at the wheel of an AAR ‘Cuda, imbuing the nameplate with an aura of nostalgia collectors fully appreciate, especially when ...

Raced in 1970 by Dan Gurney and teammate Swede Savage, it needed a homologation special edition that hit the roads that same year. The AAR Cuda we have here is one of those homologation specials.

That summer he saw an ad offering a Plymough AAR ’Cuda for sale ... tires are handled by 11-inch drum brakes. A letter from Dan Gurney’s All American Racers team and would campaign in 1970 ...

Dan Gurney, who died in January at age 86 of complications ... He would climb back into an AAR 'Cuda for one more race and earn a Sixth Place finish at the season finale at Riverside.

The AAR ’Cuda was produced in limited numbers in order ... To encourage orders the letter announced that the AAR ’Cudas were named after Dan Gurney’s All American Racers team and would ...

Racing legend Dan Gurney died at 86 in Newport Beach ... Plymouth in 1970 and helping to market for showroom sales, the AAR 'Cuda with its three-two-barrel 340 engine. The special '70 Plymouth ...

“With one last smile on his handsome face, Dan drove off into the unknown just before noon today,” read an email signed Evi Gurney, the Gurney family and AAR teammates. “In deepest ...

Dan Gurney's All American Racers produced a number of extraordinary race cars over the decades, and it all started here. This is AAR Eagle Mk1, chassis #101. As far as American race cars are ...

Dan Gurney, the first racer to achieve ... but as a team owner and manufacturer as well. Gurney himself began his All-American Racers (AAR) team in 1966, though 1967 was perhaps the year of ...