This matching-numbers 1970 Plymouth HEMI Superbird was the

　　recipient of a comprehensive rotisserie restoration. It is powered

　　by its matching-numbers 426ci HEMI V8 engine with factory-rated

　　425hp, equipped with dual 4-barrel carburetors, hemispherical

　　heads, black wrinkle valve covers and stock exhaust manifolds. The

　　engine is paired with a matching-numbers A727 automatic

　　transmission and a Sure-Grip 8.75-inch rear axle with a 3.55 ratio.

　　Finished in high-impact Lemon Twist with a black vinyl top with

　　Superbird graphics, it includes a "beep-beep" road runner horn,

　　dual exhaust, power steering and power brakes with front discs. It

　　rolls on chrome 15-inch Rally wheels and F70-15 white-letter tires.

　　The interior features black and Charcoal vinyl upholstery with

　　silver piping on the front buckets and rear seat and coordinating

　　door panels, black headliner, carpet and dash, as well as a factory

　　150-mph speedometer and full gauges, heater defroster and AM radio.

　　The sale comes with a certification and Wise Validation Report from

　　David Wise of MMC Detroit, full documentation with the Broadcast

　　Sheet, over 600 photos, and receipts documenting this car and the

　　restoration. All body numbers match top to bottom and the Superbird

　　retains its factory Data Tag and VIN. This car is one of the 1,935

　　Superbirds produced in 1970, with only 135 coming with a HEMI

　　engine. Of those, 77 were automatics, and this is one of two with

　　these configuration combinations. 20,860 miles (title reads exempt)

　　and 50 miles since the completion of the restoration. ** PREVIEW