Once
widely overlooked by buyers, Dodge Daytonas (and their Plymouth
Superbird counterparts) have climbed in both popularity and value over
the years, perhaps because of their relative rarity. Last Friday, a 1969
Dodge Daytona from the Wellborn Collection, reportedly described by
restorer Roger Gibson as "the best example of a four-speed Hemi Daytona
in existence," sold at auction in Kissimmee, Florida, for $900,000,
setting a new benchmark for the model at auction.
Photos of this $900K classic on Hemmings Daily.
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