Bird Automotive was an American automotive manufacturer based in Omaha, Nebraska, active from approximately 1966 to 1980. The company was founded by Fred Schwestcr, who specialized in creating hot rod kits. One of their notable products was the 'Super Bird,' a kit designed for the Ford Model T.
The Super Bird kit featured a box-tube frame and was engineered to accommodate any Chevrolet V8 engine, allowing for significant customization and performance enhancements. Bird Automotive offered these kits in both assembled and unassembled forms, catering to a range of enthusiasts from novice builders to experienced hot rod aficionados.
Despite its relatively short operational period, Bird Automotive contributed to the hot rod culture of the era, providing enthusiasts with the tools to create personalized vehicles.
Comments