https://fultonhistory.com/Fulton.html search superbird etc and scroll down newest or oldest
Saw this on https://fultonhistory.com/Fulton.html Dick Waterman.
has made the announcement
that a local brewery has de-
cided to back racing . A
Plymouth Superbird car will be
awarded to some lucky driver
in New York State. The plan at
present is this: At certain tracks
if a driver wins a feature race,
modified or charger, his name
is put in a hat. At the end of
the season a name is drawn
and the winner gets the Super-
bird. Some prize! More details
will be announced later.
ice, 343-6098.
Superbird
Will Be
At Home Show
The Plymouth Superbird, a
special model featuring
"ultra-high-speed aerodynam
ics," will be on display at the
Jaycee Home Show May 1, 2
and 3 at Batavia Downs.
Superbird models won the
Daytona 500 and the Alabama
500 races and most recently
won the Gwyn Staley
Memorial 250 at North
Wilkesboro, N. C.
Richard Petty also captured
top honors in the Carolina 500
with one of the special
Plymouths. The auto
features a nose cone front end
with concealed headlight^ and
has a rear stabilizer mounted
25 inches above the rear deck.
Art Society
awesome find !! thanks for sharing the link :cheers: :popcrn:
Yes, thank you. A very good source.
I searched "superbird white" and got one hit. Interesting wording and a gun shop has it.
Not sure how a private seller had a 'Bird for sale before Nov 11 1969. (EDIT 12/6/19: actually a 1970 newspaper, not 1969)
Looking at my timeline, 10/22/1969 was first day of production (I am unclear at this time if that is just the 1920 list date: I just started my time line gathering of data - sorry).
Quote from: bannedbird on December 04, 2019, 07:12:36 PM
I searched "superbird white" and got one hit. Interesting wording and a gun shop has it.
Not sure how a private seller had a 'Bird for sale before Nov 11 1969.
Looking at my timeline, 10/22/1969 was first day of production (I am unclear at this time if that is just the 1920 list date: I just started my time line gathering of data - sorry).
Looks like the ad above is dated Nov 11, 1970...not 1969
(I was just seeing if anyone was paying attention - lol)
I didn't catch that. The short description on the links I clicked before that link said 1969, explaining why (at least to me) I believed it a 1969 newspaper. I just retraced my steps and the link to above ad was listed "1970-71". I even cut an pasted the 1970 date and didn't realize. Guess a double check would have paid off; or bigger computer monitor! - thanks for pointing out my error. I edited my original post.
It's all good! Keep posting them up as you find 'em! :2thumbs:
Www.findmypast.com in newspaper and periodicals has a free search good results there to