Somewhere in Virginia, several notable classic cars were recently rescued from a slow death thanks to a father/son restoration team. Mopar fans will smile because a triple-black 1972 Plymouth Cuda 340 is among them. In fact, two black Cudas were saved in this sizable yard find.
The story is shared by Jerry Heasley on YouTube, and it's a bittersweet one. The cars were owned by the parents of a woman named Rachel, and they've since passed on. Her father loved cars, having amassed quite a collection that he worked on and raced. Apparently, the later years of their lives were a bit rough, and the vehicles were essentially abandoned. Now some of the cars are finding love from new enthusiasts who plan to fix them up.
