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That's where my stolen superbird ended up, haha, it's a joke.

If somebody pays more for a clone than the real deal, than they have more money than brains.

That's the good thing about a clone you can mod it with no worries about the villagers coming after you with torches, and pitchforks

I would give it tires, and stance to look like a nascar bird, or daytona

That would be my route. I would gen 3 hemi it, and call it a day. I have a 331 chrysler hemi, with a small block 727 adapter, motor mounts( modded 318) , and the modded trans mount. I probably would not put it in a 66 up mopar, but would be nice in a 1962 b body even a more door cop car look a...

I guess the daytona, and superbird clones are ok, but like another commentor on this thread said it's worth the sum of it's parts, and workmanship. It's ridiculous when someone tries to sell something that never existed ( clone, or tribute ) for almost what an actual daytona, or superbird would...

Ppffftt. Are you going to beat me up, and take my lunch money ? :)

Just goes to show you, there's always that one percent. I hope you find that chute.

Very cool, nice job

Frank Gorshin, in a star trek episode.

I would like to how that was done, legit, or butcher work??

That charger is just worth what a regular charger in the same condition. I would tell that person that car is bogus, because the fender tag is gone, and the core support, and other hidden vin numbers will prove that it's not a daytona plus the odd marker lights. He can stick that 165k price tag...