The vehicle, identified by VIN BS27V1B300626, stands out for its exceptional preservation. It retains its original build sheet, a critical document that validates the car's factory specifications and bolsters its authenticity in a market where provenance dictates value. Beyond the paperwork, the Cuda features a factory-installed shaker hood scoop and both front and rear spoilers—a combination of options that rarely survives intact on vehicles from this era.

Gualdani managed the deal from the initial introduction to the final signatures, conducting extensive verification of the engine and mechanical condition before negotiations reached a close. This sale joins a series of high-profile achievements for Gualdani, who earlier this year orchestrated the sale of a 1971 Hemi Cuda convertible for over $3 million at a Mecum auction. The current transaction underscores the enduring demand for documented, low-production muscle cars, as collectors continue to pay premiums for vehicles with verified histories and original components.