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Superbird Wing or conversion kit
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02/17/22 01:15 PM
02/17/22 01:15 PM
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Posts: 95 Cumming Georgia
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Before I order a kit, I thought I would check to see if anyone had a wing they decided to not use, or even a full conversion kit? I am going to make a Superbird clone for the drag strip and wanted to start with the wing. I know many folks get started on building a car and get side tracked or simply run out of money. Since I am not looking for a show quality piece, I thought I would see what was out there. Thanks.
1968 - 383 Roadrunner 4 speed street car, Dad bought new 1970 - 440 Roadrunner drag footbrake car 6.99 1/8th 2016 - Hemi RAM 1500 - Hauls all the toys North Georgia / Central NC
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Re: Superbird Wing or conversion kit
[Re: 68rrunner]
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02/17/22 02:03 PM
02/17/22 02:03 PM
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Posts: 95 Cumming Georgia
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I doubt it, based on the ones I have seen recently that were fiberglass reproductions. I run my car in the 1/8th mile at the drag strip, so I do not expect any benefit performance wise. I am adding it strictly as an attention getter! I saw one this past weekend at caffeine and Octane that was rough as it could be and the guy said you would not believe the attention it gets. The original wing cars simply don't get seen very often anymore, especially at the dragstrip. These were never really build to drag race, but more for Nascar. I watch as person afetr person came by and walked right by many cars that were more expensive and nice, just to look at the winged car.
1968 - 383 Roadrunner 4 speed street car, Dad bought new 1970 - 440 Roadrunner drag footbrake car 6.99 1/8th 2016 - Hemi RAM 1500 - Hauls all the toys North Georgia / Central NC
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