Plymouth Superbird - car classics

Plymouth Superbird

Plymouth built a model of Superbird in 1970, to win the race for the prizes of the National Association of auto and motor sports among production cars. Ford dominated the race from the 1960s, with the models Talladega and even in 1969, Dodge Daytona could not defeat them. So in 1970, appeared Superbird with better aerodynamic performance and sufficient clamping force for the model, which is developing a speed of 320 km/h. Under the hood was established already by the time the legendary engine with a spherical combustion chamber volume of 6.9 liters. The presence of the engine with a spherical combustion chamber meant that we could use the large valves and thus pass more fuel. Superbird was also a high-speed model, won 21 of the race and the championship in his first season, but the national Association of auto and motor sports has imposed restrictions on the engines for production cars in cars with rear spoilers, so that the participants are in equal conditions, so the model was forbidden from taking part in the races. The Plymouth were problems with selling production versions of the appearance of so many machines removed the front cones and rear spoilers, to sell, as the standard Dodge Charger.