Barn finds don’t get much better than this; a 1970 Plymouth Superbird, 440 six barrel, 4 speed! Find more info at Cars In Barns.
Tag Archives: Superbird
One Psychedelic Superbird
This factory Hemi Superbird spent its early life at the drag strip and was once powered by a 426 built by Sox and Martin. Later it received a 440 and its current custom paint job. The hunt is on for it’s numbers matching Hemi. Find more info at Hemmings.
Superbird in the Hotchkis booth at SEMA
Trans Am Superbird
One Owner 1970 Plymouth Superbird
First of all: THIS CAR IS NOT FOR SALE. Now: you are looking at a one owner 1970 Plymouth Superbird in near perfect condition with just one repaint. It was purchased off the dealer lot in South Carolina in December, 1970 for $2,500 after sitting for over a year (the original sticker on this car was $4,537). Original paperwork plus the post from Moparts after the jump!
Saab Superbird
Richard Petty Tribute Superbird
Check out this Belvedere that was converted into a tribute to The King. It may be a clone but at least this way you can drive the wheels off the thing! See the story at Auto Enthusiast. (The story starts on page 7). More pics after the jump!
1970 Plymouth Superbird Wrecked
This was posted recently on forbbodiesonly.com. Apparently it was the Superbird owner/driver’s fault–a low speed head on while making a left turn. Luckily the owner is ok and it definitely looks fixable. Still, not good…
Bill Goldberg 1970 Plymouth Superbird on eBay
I saw this car at SEMA back in 2008. It was built by Year One and Gillette Evernham Motorsports in conjunction with Bill Goldberg and then sold at Barrett-Jackson to benefit the Darrell Gwynn Foundation, which works to help cure spinal cord injuries. The car started life as a 1970 Plymouth Satellite but then it got the full NASCAR Superbird treatment. Power comes from a 800 hp NASCAR-spec 358cid Dodge engine. The price is set at $250,000. More pics plus the eBay auction text after the jump!
Movie Mopar of the Week: 1970 Plymouth Superbird from Cars
King brought Mopars to a whole new generation. Gotta love it. Video clip after the jump!
