FOR SALE VERT-BIRD $30k- will not accept less - sorry!

[Mopar Vince]

Okay - So I got the VERT-BIRD out of car jail when my divorce was finalized and although this is easily the best cat I have ever brought back from the dead; I am ready to move on from this chapter of my life.

Besides, the Superbird resto-mod isn't building itself.

So if you always liked these cars here is your chance.

Full disclosure: this car was born as a Satty 318 (RH27F9)

Now all dressed up in Road Runner trim with a fresh 383 4-speed, 8 3/4 drive train it causes a scene wherever I take it.

Just get in, turn the key, and be a rock-star.

This car is dead-on dependable. we just drove it from San clemente in So Cal to the Vegas MATS show during the mid day sunny 90 degree desert at 80 mph without issue 1.

I built this car t drive and spent well over $60k to get it here from where I found it left for dead in Palm desert California.

 

[Mopar Vince]

perspective

Here is a picture of when I first got it for perspective of how far it has come.

 

[chapdog105]

Nice ride! Good luck with the sale.

 

[Basketcase]

beautiful Vince, good luck.

 

[69B5]

Great vert!!!
I wish I was still looking for one
Good luck

 

[Mopar Vince]

Got some Aussies very interested.
Same guy who bought my 69 Charger.
Hope it goes as smooth as that one.

 

[Mopar Vince]

more before pics

Amazingly very solid floors for a convertible.

 

[mahoney0_00_3]

what was the car born with?3sp stick?a sat conv gos for stock 19000.21000-conv ---but you have a restored---a lot of different parts --dif car 30.000 is a good fair price--that car with a stock road runner would sell for # match is 4300.00--so with that said good luck AL

 

[Mopar Vince]

***sold!!*****

Just sold the VERT-BIRD.

This was the first guy to come and look again. (like with the 69 Charger I sold 2 weeks ago.)

He drove to San Clemente from Laughlin Nevada to see the car on the same day he called to see if I still had it.

It's kind of bitter and sweet at the same time.

He worked me down a few thousand. But its hard to argue when stacks of hundreds are being laid down on the hood of a car in front of you.

 

[Basketcase]

didn't look like this guy did he?

 

[Mopar Vince]

Not the Count

Nope. It wasn't him.
The guy who bought it was Filipino I think.
He brought his wife and kids too.
He told me that last week he bought a 68 Charger out of Florida that was in need of restoration and the week before that a 1971 318 Barracuda.
Needless to say his wife was giving him "the look" when he decided to buy my car too.
It didn't sound like the other cars were drive-able so I think he needed to feel some Mopar acceleration pretty bad.