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TABLE OF CONTENTS


Dedication


Acknowledgments


Introduction


Chapter 1: The Evolution to Aero


The Post-War Boom and the Townsend Era

The Need for Speed

Wind Tunnels

Wings and “The Summer of ’69”

Chapter 2: Building Bigger ’Birds


Out Back

On to Lynch Road

Metal Shop

Painting by Numbers

Trim and Chassis Line

Out the Door, Down the Street

Conclusion

Chapter 3: Marketing and Competition: How the ’Birds Flew


Marketing in General

The Real Deal

Maryland: The Muscle Car “Killer”

Road Runners Revisited

Superbird . . . less

Other Marketing Efforts

Wings in Flight: The Superbird in Competition

Wings in Other Flight Patterns

Draggin’ Wings and More

And Then onto the Salt . . .

Chapter 4: Hardware and Factory Options: What Made the ’Birds Super


General Specifications

A13 Superbird Package, Standard Equipment

A13 Standard Superbird Suspension Package

Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price

Driveline Options

Engine

Transmission

Axle

Exterior Color Options

Interior Color and Trim Options

Optional Equipment Not Available

Standard A13 Equipment Not Noted Above

Running Production Changes

Factory Optional Equipment List

Interior Options

A Few Final Notes on Quickly Identifying a Superbird

Chapter 5: A ’Bird in Hand: Buying, Collecting, and Restoring Superbirds


Levels of Collector Cars

Provenance Matters . . . a Lot

Options Add Up

Restoring a Superbird

Appendix I: Superbird by the Numbers


Decoding a VIN Tag

Decoding a Fender Tag

Decoding a Broadcast Sheet

Window Sticker

Appendix II: Replacement Parts List


1970 Plymouth Superbird

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