The 1971 Barracuda stands as the definitive drag-racing muscle car of its era, prized for its raw power, bold styling and rare performance pedigree. Built to handle Mopar's biggest engines - a distinction that earned it true supercar status - the 'Cuda turned heads with its shark-like grille, twin headlamps and sleek body lines that look fast even at a standstill. Now, with this 1971 Hemi Cuda diecast car, the legacy of this legendary drag racer merges with the rebellious artistry of Ed "Big Daddy" Roth in one high-octane design. Introducing the Rat Fink 1971 Plymouth Hemi Cuda Diecast Car, featuring a Hamilton-exclusive design and turquoise and white color scheme, presented by The Hamilton Collection.

From its drag-style rubber tires and performance wheels to the detailed chassis adorned with race-inspired graphics, every inch of this 1:18-scale Plymouth collectible reflects pure attitude. Precision-engineered and richly detailed, the diecast car is wrapped in bold Ed "Big Daddy" Roth Rat Fink artwork for an unmistakable look. The hood, secured with four removable pins, lifts off to reveal an impressively recreated fully plumbed and wired Hemi V-8 with dual carburetors atop a high-rise intake manifold. Opening doors showcase a detailed interior with race seats, carpeting, sliding and folding front seats and a roll cage. Plus, the trunk lid pops open to expose a spacious compartment complete with a recreated battery. Strong demand is anticipated, so don't wait. Order now!