The headliner is tight as a drum, excellent mirror, visors and a working dome light. It has the rally gauges with a tachometer and a working clock. New dash pad, instrument panel is not cut or broken. The door panels, armrests, handles, and cranks look new. The upholstery and headrests are in excellent shape. Nice bright blue carpet, matching floor mats and a complete set of original blue seat belts down on the floor. INTERIOR: I'm sitting in this car, and it is in great shape. 15x7 chrome Magnum wheels in front, 15x8s in back. The stainless trim is very good, the glass is very good original. In back the tail panel is excellent, the bumper looks new. The chrome trim on the hood scoop, the door handles, wheel well moldings, emblems were replaced. Upfront the grill and bumper look pristine. It has the cool bumble bee stripe around the tail end. The clear coat is polished like a mirror. Repainted its original B5 blue, the metal flake is laid out evenly. No rust or damage, the panels all fit square and flush. It looks hot and sounds even hotter!ĮXTERIOR: Oh boy is this thing amazing! It didn't look this good back in 1969. This is a real Super Bee with a correct 383 and vin # match 4-speed! Very desirable factory B5 blue hardtop. Now is the time to get one while you still can! These cars are Blue chip collectibles and opportunities like this don’t come along every day.Killer Bee! Detailed throughout, laser straight! The economy is on the upswing and prices for these rare muscle cars will no doubt be on the rise again soon. Fly in & drive home!ĭo not miss the chance to own an iconic Mopar muscle car for very reasonable money! The price has been drastically reduced for quick sale.
The car has been completely serviced and adjusted and is 100% ready for show or go, right now. It does not leak, smoke, make funny noises or have issues of any kind. It tracks and stops straight with no drama. This badass Mopar starts, runs, drives and stops extremely well.
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Other additional items included with this sale are the original Ramcharger air cleaner, a new aluminum Mopar 4 barrel intake (painted to match the engine), a driveshaft safety loop, original brochure, reprints of both volumes of the Mopar 1969 parts catalog, a huge file of paperwork documenting the restoration, owner’s manual and several other misc. Another complete set of four Cragar 8 spoke, black wheels and Eagle #1’s, valued at around $1,000, are included with this sale (see pictures). She’s riding on a set of (discontinued & very hard to find) Goodyear Eagle #1 radials. Everything is in perfect working condition and there’s not much here that doesn’t contribute to horsepower and speed.
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From the Bright Red paint, to the bumble bee stripes and steel wheels with dog dish hubcaps, plus a Ramcharger hood with functional scoops, this is the muscle car you wanted back then but were too young or too poor to get! Inside there’s a split back bench seat, instrument cluster with Tick Tock Tach & gauge package, restored Mopar AM/FM radio, pistol grip shifter, 3 point seat belts and full carpeting. This Super Bee is set up just the way you would have ordered it back in the day. Shifting is done with the iconic and easy to use Hurst pistol grip shifter. The engine is bolted to a, likewise upgraded from stock, Hemi A833 4 speed transmission, and power gets to the ground through the Dana Sure-Grip (posi) rear with 410 gears. Dyno sheets, included with the car, indicate a very healthy 536 ft lbs of torque and 475 hp. This engine has all the best components, including Keith Black pistons, six pack rods, Crane roller rockers, stainless valves, Edelbrock twin 4 barrel intake with dual Edelbrock 600 cfm carbs, chrome box Chrysler ignition, Doug Thorley Headers and dual exhaust. Originally equipped from the factory with a 383 cubic inch engine, it has been substantially upgraded with a built 440 (1970 block). It is a REAL Super Bee (NOT a clone or “tribute”) and has been with the owner for the last 4 years. This original South Carolina car has zero rust. She’s in excellent condition with only very minor scuffs and chips in the paintwork. This hard to find classic muscle car is exceedingly fast, sounds fantastic and needs nothing to be thoroughly enjoyed right now! Hello Mopar & Muscle Car Fans and thanks for looking at our 1969 Dodge Super Bee.
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