they once experimented with taking the horizontal part of the wing off, it didn't help.

https://www.facebook.com/troy.hawkes.50/posts/pfbid02fgwvShAzKH7cB6SGbcxVmrYESQKXgcLcR1U7VreVb87sNdawqNm1hPUNxkvoWkPQl

I've said before, most people have a couple incredible cool things...

hanging in a garage, and he's selling it for 3500

https://www.facebook.com/commerce/listing/1421619686307030/?media_id=0&ref=share_attachment

loving this bird, and the love Goodyear showed this owner (Amelia Hartford)... with a souvenir wheel and it's own display case (wow!)

This would be an epic boutique gift business for Goodyear to get a spin off entity doing. 

if you are reading this, back up for burnout

https://moparinsiders.com/emelia-hartfords-1970-plymouth-superbird-soars-past-210-mph/

a true story of a guy that wanted a Superbird bad enough to build one from a Satellite. Lucky for him, he already had the 440 six pack.

https://www.hotrod.com/vehicle-genres/homebuilt-1970-plymouth-satellite-superbird-tribute-john-miller/photos

this kiddo, Bryan Nations, was driven to 1st grade in his dad's Daytona, and a car guy was created

 https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=10223949081874192&set=a.10203074426500854

https://www.facebook.com/SpeedSociety/posts/pfbid0CfBthvaH3q8Hpo4TSFP4zpg9vmFAHSoRmRBqoFJoSw6mDWnNWEdFCjT2EUyCtLisl

Dan Gurney (42) leads Steve Froines (16) through turn eight at Riverside International Raceway during the 1970 Motor Trend 500.

https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=1277101364426217&set=a.717965483673144

how to lose a million dollars... wait for the market to cool, then decide to sell your Super Bird

In 2022, car collector Bobby Knudsen bought this Superbird for a record-breaking $1.65 million (after buyer’s fees).

He must have been desperate, the bid he was up against, was only 1.1Million, so, obviously, he paid 50% over the high bid... and easily twice the realistic price 

 Unfortunately for Knudsen’s family, its value took a massive nosedive when they sold it at the Indy Mecum Auction over the weekend without reserve, as its new owner only paid $418,000 for it.

https://www.thedrive.com/news/this-plymouth-superbird-sold-for-1-65m-in-2022-it-just-brought-418000-at-auction

Superbird floor jack proper storage, it had a bumper jack for the rear bumper as I recall, but needed the floor jack with extension handle for the front end

 

I'm sure this is a replica, but it's got Richard Petty's signature on it, and it pretty cool to look over, like how the fender scoops are blended in, not bolt on

Napa Regal Ride shock absorbers? On a race Bird? 

So I looked around online and found that

It's been too long since I've had the time to just look through fun 60s race car photos, I really enjoy this set of Road Runner door numbers

I am getting such a kick out of these Road Runners on the doors with the numbers! 

https://public.fotki.com/gwadagone/sixties-nascar--dec/22billyfoster.html#media

since I'm more fascinated in the muscle car era, than any other, the factory race cars (nascar, SCCA, hi perf dealership sold models) thrill me the most

 

https://mecanicien.tumblr.com/image/611056632822218752

if you had these full race incredibly valuable winged Mopars leaving your event, wouldn't you stop oncoming traffic for 30 seconds?

skip the first 30 seconds on this next one

why you don't give the Mopar guy a 3D Printer.

https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=8253931711305008&set=gm.7656089277846334&idorvanity=996045710517424

For some odd reason, the Petty Superbird was sent up the hill on a slow exhibition run alongside the Beast of Turin, which Richard Petty rose in as passenger

Forward the video to 7:23 for the Superbird and Fiat

looks like a cool collection huh? But this is the illegally bought storage of former Indiana Sheriff Noel, so... not likely to be his much longer, and it's all evidence of his million of dollars of theft

I see a Hellcat, a Superbird, a 70 Coronet, 69 Roadrunner, 71 police car in the top, 2nd from the right in a plastic drop cloth, a 68 Charger, a Packard in the lower right, 2 modern chargers possibly Scat Packs, the lifted hood red 1969 looks like either a Super Bee or Road Runner

this is how much he and his family blew through in the past couple years.... 54 thousand dollars in cigars? 83 thou at Macy's? Macy's must LOVE his family.  

The SBA concluded Noel family members racked up the following amount of "unlawful" charges: Jamey Noel: $3,494,571.95 
Misty Noel: $663,211.92
Kasey Noel: $109,361.32

Jamey Noel is facing 25 felony charges, his wife Misty Noel is facing 10 felonies, his daughter  Kasey Noel is facing nine felonies. They all are also looking at over 4 counts of tax evasion each.

https://www.whas11.com/article/news/crime/jamey-noel-case-audit-reveals-former-indiana-sheriff-made-3-million-illegal-purchases/417-ad5ad11e-1f4f-451f-8211-adaa50955703

this Superbird was stored in a garage and had not seen a road for over 4 decades, but was found and documented in 2017. They delayed reporting on it until now

https://www.hotcars.com/1970-plymouth-superbird-barn-find-50-years-garage

a collection of Superbirds is coming to auction, 10 of them, and one Daytona, al from one collector

I think Chris has a perfect job now, working as a publicity guy. Good! Good for him. 

the guys who wrecked their Birds at the dirt track races, must still be upset at missing out on these Plymouths being worth 100k

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=1802833133073511&set=pb.100000405254415.-2207520000&type=3

Hemi bird in the air, simply an investment appreciating in value

https://www.hotcars.com/1970-plymouth-superbird-hemi-4-speed-in-rafters-of-shop/

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