If anybody is looking for a cheap example of the Super Bird.

Russ

Here's one.

Now, don't say I never did anything for you.

Russ, NCNE

roadrunner

I was offered a low end circulated "Superbird" in 1996 for around $25,000. A little pricey I know. But in reality it was as cheap as they ever got. This 1970 Plymouth was mostly orig and documented.
Had I just driven that project home it would be worth $75K to today.
It was the more desireable 440-6V version to boot.

Yes, I'm gonna get me one of those smoeday (1970 Plymouth
roadrunner Superbird...just under 2000 minted).

roadrunner

DUIGUY

Make sure you get the six pack set up.

rgCoinGuy

Thanks for the headsup, I currently have the bid, and would like to get my first bird, but doubt it will last, again, thanks Russ! Rob

SUMORADA

Russ

that could have been your 60,000 post givaway..............

kiyote

I will wait and cheerypick Russ!

shmort6552

Can anyyone explain what caused this mark on the eagle. Other than it's there!!! Is it something in the dies or is there a good explaination?

Bruce

messydesk

<< <i>Can anyyone explain what caused this mark on the eagle. Other than it's there!!! Is it something in the dies or is there a good explaination?

Bruce >>


I'm assuming a piece of fuzz found its way between the hub and the die and left an impression in the die.