1970 superbird Ebay

[tpodwdog]

here ya go boys...if i had 105 G's...this would be sitting in my barn !

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1970...9163248?pt=US_Cars_Trucks&hash=item4ab4b24a70

 

[Al K]

WHOA!!! Looks pretty nice;I'm anxious to hear what our resident winged-car gurus say after they give it the once-over. Love 'em in B5;the best looking color on that body,IMHO.

 

[70rr-brian]

"date coded motor" but a "numbers matching torqueflite"

Just an observation. But a beautiful car nevertheless.

 

[tpodwdog]

same color my 1st 70 RR was...b5. but i actually like the high impact colors alot better. heres few pix of my first road runner taken in 1982. a bit fuzzy because i took these pix with my digital camera of old photos.

 

[Meep-Meep]

Looks like a nicely done car!

 

[iraqivet01]

Wow. Who would have thought the price of the Super birds have gone down like they have.

 

[tpodwdog]

Looks like a nicely done car!

thanx Meep-Meep.. pix can be decieving. there was more bondo on that car than there was metal, but i loved it nonetheless. someone had "attempted" to put a superbird wing on it before i got it. needless to say they failed. note the different colored passenger fender. thats from the first time i wrecked it...the second time i wrecked it, was the famous" screw your mustang" incident..where i dumped the clutch and went headlong into a telephone pole. yeah it got away from me....keep in mind i was a 19 year old stupid kid at that time. things will be much different with the purple one! I GUARANTEE IT

 

[Bruzilla]

Wow. Who would have thought the price of the Super birds have gone down like they have.

They've been trending downward for a couple of years now. I think the first signs of market decay came when Reggie Jackson auctioned off his "Million Dollar Camaro" at Barrett-Jackson, that he had dropped over $800,000 on, and was supposed to bring in even more money, and instead barely broke half the amount he had paid for it.

Most of the demand in the muscle car market hasn't come from collectors or enthusiasts, but from investors who ran away from the stock market after the Black Monday incident in 1987. These folks are now leaving the market as gold and energy are offering better and faster returns than collector cars, which is lowering the amount of money in the market. Add the bad economy and resulting lack of financing, need to sell to cover bills, and all the other pressures we have right now, and the market is going to keep going down.

About the only thing keeping it from tanking more is most of the owners today bought at the top end price and don't want to take too big a loss.