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1970 Plymouth Superbird.

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I don't think there is a cooler car on the planet.  Would love to find an unrestored model and bring it back to life. 

 

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super birds are cool cars, even down to how they came to be around is pretty neat. Good luck finding one that is run down as most are either too far gone or stored up in a collection it seems.

 

 

 

-gk

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I don't think there is a cooler car on the planet.
 
427 s\c
Daytona Coupe
Ferrari 250 GTO

 

:Victory:

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427 s\c
Daytona Coupe
Ferrari 250 GTO

 

:Victory:

 

Cool cars indeed.  However...

 

427 s/c ~ $5,000,000

 

Daytona couple ~ $1,000,000

 

Ferrari 250 GTO ~ $30,000,000

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Never said anything about price :D

Some of dodge's went for 3 mil, 71 hemi cuda comes to mind

  • Super User

One of my dad's friends has a 70 Road Runner. I personally like them better even though they aren't worth 1/2 as much

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Roadrunner's are fantastic cars as well.  1970 was the pinnacle year for American muscle in my opinion.  1970 Dodge Charger R/T was a fantastic car. 

 

You're right, I never said anything about price.  Those cars are indeed pretty awesome.  I can't imagine driving around in a car worth 7+ figures. 

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I agree, a beautiful car that is instantly recognizable.  

 

I don't see myself ever owning anything close to that but i do see a well restored Jeep wagoneer in my future at some point....like one of these only about 10 years older :) 

 

http://www.wagonmaster.com/1659/1659gw.htm

I come from a different generation I guess. :-P

50s Willys Truck

Datsun 510 2 door

Toyota Corolla TE27

But

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I actually know where one is, nobody has ever been able to buy it; the guy is content to watch it rust away.

that is sad. very sad.

 

 

-gk

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There is a guy down the street from my parents, and where i grew up, that had a bad a$$ nova, fully restored etc....unfortunately it has jsut sat and sat and has pretty much rotted away.  When i was there over Christmas i took a look at it and offered to buy it for cheap but he had an unrealistic value in his head....so i guess it rots.....sad

I don't think there is a cooler car on the planet.  Would love to find an unrestored model and bring it back to life. 

 

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probably my all time favorite car. i actually never seen one going down the road until about 2-3 years ago. it was awesome to see. gave the guy a big thumbs up and he nodded back...

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If we're talking Mopar, the Super Bird is hard to beat.  It simply has a cool factor that always grabs attention.  My personal favorite Plymouth from this era is the '69 GTX, the "gentleman's muscle car"

 

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There is a guy down the street from my parents, and where i grew up, that had a bad **** nova, fully restored etc....unfortunately it has jsut sat and sat and has pretty much rotted away.  When i was there over Christmas i took a look at it and offered to buy it for cheap but he had an unrealistic value in his head....so i guess it rots.....sad

 

That's the biggest problem with buying a car of this nature.  The seller usually has an unrealistic price for it that negates the possibility for a deal. 

 

If we're talking Mopar, the Super Bird is hard to beat.  It simply has a cool factor that always grabs attention.  My personal favorite Plymouth from this era is the '69 GTX, the "gentleman's muscle car"

 

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There's currently a '67 GTX for sale on Ebay.  A true barn find.  Unrestored, all original, looks like it just rolled out of the factory.  I love stories like this!

 

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Plymouth-GTX-BELVEDERE-I-POST-CAR-1967-plymouth-belvedere-i-hemi-post-car-4-speed-/271380772141?forcerrptr=true&hash=item3f2f8df52d&item=271380772141&pt=US_Cars_Trucks

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Too "Belvedere-ie" for me. Cool piece of history, though. There was a true numbers matching 69 hemi rotting in a lot next to work that tortured me for years.  I believe it was eventually snapped up by a restorer.

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Well.  Someday I hope to find a barn find Superbird.

 

A guy can dream, right? 

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I actually know where one is sitting in a barn, in very good condition....it's not for sale, though.

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you're killing me Francho...

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Just saw a superbird on ebay, bidding starts at 90k. Better load up your paypal account Robert..

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Just saw a superbird on ebay, bidding starts at 90k. Better load up your paypal account Robert..

 

You can link a CC to it  :respect-059:

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I watched that auction on discovery or something....completely ridiculous and even more so that some of the cars were still brand new meaning never titled!! 

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There's been a few rare gems found like that.  Always awesome to see. 

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