Petty was Plymouth's star driver in NASCAR, but they nearly lost him to Ford after initially saying they couldn’t make the Superbird.While the Superbird was 3 mph slower than the Daytona, it ...

Plymouth built over 1,900 Superbirds for the 1970 model year, but only 135 were equipped with the 426-cubic-inch Hemi V8 ...

Richard Petty, the legendary seven-time NASCAR championship winner and seven-time Daytona 500 dominator, owned this 1970 Plymouth Superbird between 1982 and 2013. It reportedly was the only street ...

The Wind Tunnel recently attempted to provide an answer, at least when it comes to stock car racing, by pinning the legendary 1970 Plymouth Superbird against a 2024 Camaro ZL1 with Assetto Corsa ...

Gary Romberg, the Rocket Scientist behind NASCAR's 1970 Plymouth Superbird, Dies at 85. From NASA to NASCAR, Romberg was on the cutting edge of innovation. By Al Pearce Published: Feb 4, 2020.

A 1970 Plymouth Superbird has been auctioned for a record $1.65 million. ... Richard Petty drove the No. 43 Superbird during the 1970 NASCAR Cup Series season against several Dodge Daytonas Bobby ...

The Plymouth Superbird may have been a one-year wonder, but it remains a classic today. Petty won 18 races that season driving Superbirds and Plymouth Road Runners, but finished fourth in the ...

In a separate lot is another race car driven by Petty in the following NASCAR season: a 1971 Plymouth Road Runner.Also confirmed to be his official car, this Road Runner helped Petty score the ...

Plymouth Superbird 440+6 is a rare classic car, with only 1,920 units produced in a single year. Initially built for NASCAR homologation, it boasts impressive engineering and styling, making it a ...

Thanks to the 1970 Plymouth Superbird and its fractionally less famous 1969 Dodge Charger Daytona sister, most car nuts know about Detroit’s early attempts to incorporate aerodynamic tricks to ...

The ultra-rare 1970 Plymouth Superbird hits the auction block as part of Barrett-Jackson's annual Collector Car Event held in Scottsdale, Arizona, from January 11 through 18, 2009.

While the Charger Daytona paved the way for Chrysler's foray into NASCAR's aero wars, it was the '70 Plymouth Superbird that took the streamlined B-Body concept to the next level.