[cripplecreek]

A car like that is an investment.

[Terry L Smith]

YES! A pre-EPA muscle car, with ALL the horses going to the transmission and rear axle.

I have had a ride in one of those Superbirds, in those days. Go ahead and drool, Tim Taylor.

[Kirkwood]

For that kind of money, the garage should look like a surgical suite, not Cooter’s Pull-a-part.

[CivilWarBrewing]

Iconic but grotesque

[DaxtonBrown]

I’m restoring a 67 Camaro convertible. Verrry similar lines. Took a test drive last week after being on blocks 15 years. Definitely need positraction!

[JoeProBono]

[UNGN]

My ‘71 Cuda was Tor-Red. That is a great Muscle car color, so that will help the value.

It doesn’t say what motor this car has. If it’s a original Hemi, $300K in a quality restoration is a sound investment. If it is a 440-4, not so much. A 440-6 car is a toss-up for Spending $300K and the potential of getting that money back in the next 20 years.

I’ve owned about 20 muscle cars from the “muscle car Era -’64-72” and If I had $300K to spend on a restoration, I’d buy a used Hellcat, enjoy the hell out of it and invest the remaining $250K in something that will give me a return.

[Rodamala]

Of my cousin's slot car collection one of my favorites was the Richard Petty Superbird:

[BenLurkin]

So who does the hatchet work for Chrysler?

Do they use their own people or do they contract the work out to a Tong?

[doorgunner69]

Since when is a huge sedan with a monster engine a "sports car"? Fast in a straight line, perhaps, but a MGB would eat it up on a tight road.

I think the author needs some learning about cars.

[Charles Martel]

"Iconic sports car"? Iconic car, certainly - but it was a NASCAR homologation special, sold only because the pentastar guys needed a certain number of them on the street in order for NASCAR to recognize it as an oval-track racer. Only a pickup truck could be further from a "sports car".

Must be a real nightmare to park one of those winged Mopars in a compact-car space.

[editor-surveyor]

Superbirds were one of the stupidest looking cars to ever hit the road. (and I used to be a Mopar fan)