This is a very rare investment value collector car, one that will only gain incredible value over time. This car has not been for sale in the public SINCE 1970. Amazingly original, this rare bird has only 40,000 original documented miles. It is a 2 owner car and the 2nd owner has admired this car since childhood. In fact, his purchase of this car was quite an honor. 1 of an estimated 1932 ever built, (exact production figures vary), this Superbird Roadrunner has a Tor-Red exterior with a black bucket seat interior. The option package makes this car a very rare and desirable muscle car. Engine is a 440 six pack with an 18 spline Hemi pistol grip 4-speed transmission and Hurst shifter. Rear is a Dana 60 with 354:1 gear ratio. Other features are all factory: tic tock tach gauges, power steering, power brakes, 5 star Mag wheels, AND original glass pack exhaust with the original exhaust tips. Engine compartment is all original with original paint and even original battery cables and heater hoses. There is still some original grease on the engine block. GUYS! It does not get any better than this! If you pop the trunk, you will find that the trunk marks on the wings are still in the original factory position. All parts have been identified as the original factory part number and verified by current owner who has had a great time decoding every number in the engine compartment. Just to name some of the documentation: original broadcast sheet, dealer invoice, fender tag, owner’s manual, etc. Unmolested, the dash, headliner, seats, door panels, are all original and pristine. This is a show winner, a high end auction bell ringer, or a great museum car. Owner is a serious MOPAR collector and this is not a fire sale. This car is for the discriminating serious collector who appreciates its rarity and investment value.