440 4 spd Superbird finally out of the barn after 43 years of hibernating due to a bad voltage regulator

In mid-July 2017, Bob was contacted by Charlie regarding a Superbird his wife’s uncle Randy owned in Indiana

See, Charlie worked with a fellow named Dave whose son Matt heard Bob was into wing cars.

Randy agreed to sell it for 60k in Sept, and Bob is going to fix some issues, but the seized engine, and rotted radiator (plus the instant profit) have convinced him to flip it.

Randy told Bob he had bought the car brand new because it was different and that he drove it to cruises and as a daily driver for four years. In late 1974, Randy parked the car because of a bad voltage regulator.

Randy had moved the car once in the past when he sold his house. He had a tow truck haul it to his new house (the one Bob bought it from) during the night so no one would see it or know it was there.

When the guys got the car into the sunlight, the forty-three years of dirt showed. The interior had some damage from mice, however, the vinyl top was perfect and the interior was beautiful besides needing to have the bench seat repaired and new carpet installed.

 “We found several dollars’ worth of change and deep cleaned and conditioned the vinyl top and dash pad. There was absolutely zero rust around the windshield or dash pad; inside or out. The back window and moldings were great too and the car had absolutely no leaks when we washed it.

Also, with both a Superbird and a Daytona in his garage, Bob is already flush with cool cars, and needs the money more than he needs a project

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