Vehicle Description
For just one year, homologation requirements moved Plymouth to produce one of the most storied muscle cars of all time. The 1970 Superbird was designed to race with NASCAR. It was based on a modified Road Runner two-door coupe. This model is best known for its high rear spoiler and extra-long nose, which added 19 extra inches of length to the front of the car in an effort to be more aerodynamic. The headlights are also faired into the body on these cars to further reduce drag. This exceptionally nicely restored 1970 Superbird is the real deal 440 Six Pack. It has been in the Superbird registry for more than 10 years, as confirmed by Galen Govier. It features a bucket and console front seat configuration with automatic transmission.
