I was in awe this car. 37,000 original miles. In the shop for a ceramic coating. The car is absolutely immaculate. Owner reports last offer was $450,000.
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I was in awe this car. 37,000 original miles. In the shop for a ceramic coating. The car is absolutely immaculate. Owner reports last offer was $450,000.
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Oh! Damn!
That is all.
That's something I've always wanted...Why?...I dunno...The closest I ever got was my '69 Roadrunner bought in 1971 with 383/4 speed...:zoom:...Ben
This one is an all original 440 hemi.
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i've always wanted one too or a daytona, my closest to it was a '68 super bee 383hp,4sp,390 trac pack.....i'm trying to track it down and it's not easy! I do know a feller in ct that has an original hemi bird with under 10k miles. it is a stunning example!Quote:
Originally Posted by Truckman
yup it's a 440, but not a hemi ;) 426 was the only hemi offered to the super bird or daytona.Quote:
Originally Posted by Honda
Thanks for pointing that out. My detailer buddy told me that not the owner.Quote:
Originally Posted by Flaco
Also would like to know if the value I stated is correct. I was also told that if it was a manual transmission it could push a million dollars. Is that true?Quote:
Originally Posted by Flaco
You didn't state a value, Tom...And I wouldn't have a clue on that anyway, but you might look for completed sales of similar cars at one of those rich boy auctions like Mecum...:cigar:...BenQuote:
Originally Posted by Honda
In my original post I said that he had been offered 450,000.
That's what I get for not paying attention...:doh:...Quote:
Originally Posted by Honda
I only know my Roadrunner set me back $1500 in 1971...If he'll accept that, I'll take it...:drive:...Ben
Man, I love vintage American muscle cars. The only Super Birds I have seen were either on display or in corporate/museum presentations. I've never actually seen one on the street.
Hunter
it is a 440 super commando, so that is the base motor for a superbird, 375 hp, then there was the 440 6 barrel(3 2 barrel carbs) 390 hp and the top was the 426 hemi 425hp. with the auto and the 440 super commando i've seen them going for 3 to 400 thousand for perfect examples, manual maybe fetches another 50k. it would take extremely low miles to get much higher. the hemi birds can get a million or more. and the '69 dodge daytona's will go for 500k for the 440 cars to well over a million for a hemi oneQuote:
Originally Posted by Honda
all that being said i've seen superbirds that are nice clean drivers go for 180-220 thousand and i know where there is a very rough one for 65k but it needs everything! floors, trunk pan, quarters, fenders, the wing is missing and no interior at all including gauges.