ok B body boys, get your cheque book out

[greg73cuda]

i've been following this story for several years since i first saw this superbird race in grand bend ontario. from what i remember the car was sold & went to race overseas, but the fiberglass body molds were sold & kept in the USA & are now up for sale.

one under the tree (or crated in the laneway) sure would be nice.

http://www.racingjunk.com/post/774182/pro-mod-SUPERBIRD-BODIES-.html

greg73cuda

 

[6pkrunner]

Be careful Greg. That was sold to Dave Shultz a.k.a. the Big Khauna of MoparStyle and he sold it to the guy who sent it across the pond. The last I had heard BK was saying the fiberglass pieces made from it "left a lot of room in the quality department."

Forewarned is foretold.

 

[a12bee]

Someone, I forget where I saw it, wadded one up not too long ago. Cool they are still able to make 'em. Anybody know how competitive the body actually is, looks swoopy enough.

 

[greg73cuda]

i'm sure we'll hear more details over the next year on quality & pricing as they produce more. still it would be cool to race a big bird.

greg

 

[learical]

Hell, it's cool just driving a big 'Bird. At about 110 mph. On I-10 between Indio and Blythe. (damn good thing the statute of limitations is less than 25 years on stuff like that.)

 

[giowest]

Be careful Greg. That was sold to Dave Shultz a.k.a. the Big Khauna of MoparStyle and he sold it to the guy who sent it across the pond. The last I had heard BK was saying the fiberglass pieces made from it "left a lot of room in the quality department."

Forewarned is foretold.

Actually I believe only the drivetrain and frame made the trip across the pond and the molds were suspect for re-use, keep this mess at arms lenght Greg:doubt:

 

[74DartSport]

IIRC Mr. Schultz stored the molds (after they were paid for/left deposit for/never picked up) in a non-climate controlled area and they got all wavy/distorted.