Summary

Finished in the High-Impact FY1 color Lemon Twist Bright Yellow. One of 77 built with an automatic transmission and powered by a non-original 426ci HEMI engine, which has been re-stamped with the correct VIN.

Details

Finished in the High-Impact FY1 color Lemon Twist Bright Yellow, this 1970 Plymouth HEMI Superbird is one of 77 built with an automatic transmission and powered by a non-original 426ci HEMI engine, which has been re-stamped with the correct VIN. The original Fender Tag was decoded by Galen Govier and the car was restored to its original factory colors and specifications. Throughout the restoration, NOS parts were used wherever possible, with correct reproductions used when that option did not exist. Much attention to detail was given to the undercarriage with correct markings, paint dabs and correctly applied overspray to duplicate the car's appearance when it rolled off the assembly line. The trunk has also been given this level of attention and the correct pair of jacks (one for the rear bumper and a Superbird jack for the front) remain in place, as does a correct spare tire on the proper rim. After the car was restored, a noted Mopar authority and restoration expert was hired to thoroughly inspect it to ensure it was as correct as possible and to update any items that needed attention. This car has been stored in a controlled atmosphere and mechanically maintained..