The car was purchased us out of Texas and brought to South Florida. Here is where his wife wife used to erase other cars at the Boca airport. A friend sent it to Daytona to have it spruced up and when it came back, it was painted from vitamin C, orange to a white And the owner was not happy. Park the car in the carport for 30 years. When I found out about it, I spoke to the original owner and it took many years to purchase it from him but I did buy it. Initially on a handshake when I had to take the car and have a verified that it was what it was , I then paid him his money and had the car fully restored up in Stuart over about an eight year process. The details of the story are interesting but I don't think you want to hear. Read about them while I'm speaking writing. When the car was finished, we brought it back to the original owner to see it , and they were very excited. That's when we got to hear the stories of the drag racing and someone. It is A. Hemi, for Speed, Superbird, with the malt trees, cross on the motor, making it one of the outlaw, hemi motors.

This is a 1970 Superbird with a 426 hemi motor and a four-speed manual transmission.

Everything is as it was when it was sold

None 1970 Plymouth, Superbird were they 426 hemi motor and a four speed transmission. First car to go 200 miles an hour.