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I really am not a NASCAR fan. The name is bogus. It's not stock car racing, or even close. Personally, I think it would be fun if they actually went back to real (modified) stock cars and implemented rules to keep speeds reasonable. It would be a lot more fun to watch. Plus, it would be...

Here is what it boils down to in my opinion: Is it legitimate? Is it fake? We can argue a lot about it, but the fact that we are talking so much about it says there is considerable doubt about the authenticity. We may never know, but without rock solid documentation to prove it, most would...

For what it is worth, here is the engine stamping from my 1970 Road Runner, built October of 1969. It is a 383 engine, so there could be differences. I am not an expert on engine stampings, but I offer this shot as a reference picture for what I believe to be an original Chrysler stamping in...

With all due respect I disagree. I'd like to see you find any decent Superbird for 50K. I am not saying I am a player at the prices these things are getting, or even that I tthink they are worth it. What I am saying is the market for nicely restored Superbirds seems to be well into the 100s...

I assume you know this but your Superbird is a Lynch Road, MI built car ("V0A"). If it were built in CA, it would be ("V0E"). I would enjoy it like it is and not fix the errors - I think it would look strange with small 14" wheels and with downturned exhaust pipes - easy enough for the next...

I'm jealous!!! :headbang:

Absolutely awesome! You know you are watching the big boys when they yank a perfectly good 440 Six Pack and toss that aside for a better engine!!! Hawk

Good luck with the search. While superbirds are not that common, it might help to include some details about it. It is always difficult to find ONE particular car. Color? Engine? Trans? Other key details?