Look at this 2nd Gen Rumble Bee!!
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08-11-2010, 11:26 AM
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Around here, we dabble in Ford, GM, and Chrysler products.
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08-12-2010, 01:39 AM
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The Super Bee was a Coronet for the first two years, a Charger in the third.
The '68 Super Bee is still the sharpest car ever built as far as I'm concerned. If you want one, there's one for sale in North Bay, Ontario for the steal price of $49k:
Unfortunately it's carrying the 383 rather than the 440, which explains the price. Find one with a hemi and it'd be double that, easily. Except for this one:
Which appears to have been diddled with in its only 41k miles -- "a very strong #3", the current owner says. What a crappy thing to have done to such a sweet car.
1968-70 as a Coronet, '71 as a Charger.
Freakin' ignerrent kids.
The '68 Super Bee is still the sharpest car ever built as far as I'm concerned. If you want one, there's one for sale in North Bay, Ontario for the steal price of $49k:
Unfortunately it's carrying the 383 rather than the 440, which explains the price. Find one with a hemi and it'd be double that, easily. Except for this one:
Which appears to have been diddled with in its only 41k miles -- "a very strong #3", the current owner says. What a crappy thing to have done to such a sweet car.
1968-70 as a Coronet, '71 as a Charger.
Freakin' ignerrent kids.
Last edited by UnregisteredUser; 08-12-2010 at 02:09 AM. Reason: Added links, second Bee.