The one-year-only Plymouth Superbird was the first car designed using a wind tunnel and computer analysis. Based on the Plymouth Road Runner, the Superbird featured a smoothed-out body, lengthened nose cone with pop-up headlights, and a massive rear wing, all in the pursuit of better aerodynamics. In this video, Ed Dedick covers the history of our car and the model in general. Our Superbird is in a Lemon Twist exterior, with a Black Vinyl interior and a bench seat. The engine is the 440 six-barr

• 1970 Plymouth Superbird • Powered by its original matching-numbers 426ci HEMI V8 engine hooked to an upgraded 18-spline A833 HEMI 4-speed manual transmission. This 'Bird has had a high-standard Alpine White repaint and retains its original vinyl roof. Its confirmed solid provenance as No. 1398 on the NASCAR Superbird production sheet includes the factory original VIN tag, original decoded Fender Tag, matching-numbers engine, the original Build Sheet, all body stampings and a Wise Elite Level V

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