In the wild world of early NASCAR, where cars vanished like socks in a dryer, Richard Petty’s Plymouth Superbird was the Houdini of race cars. Known for its unmistakable wing that could double as a surfboard rack, this legendary ride of “The King” disappeared, leaving fans wondering if it had flown off to a secret beach party. The Superbird’s sneaky escapade remains one of racing’s great mysteries, proving that even cars need a break from the fast lane sometimes.
In the early days of NASCAR, some significant cars went missing. This Superbird that belong to The King was one of them.
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Bad ass bird
what a lucky guy!
This car was built to keep richard petty from going to ford dodge coudnt keep pace with the cyclone so they built exactly 500 of these cars so nascar would allow them to enter them in nascar !!!