1969 Dodge Coronet Super Bee A12 on 2040-cars
Fairmont, Nebraska, United States
Up for sale is a rare A12 1969 1/2 Dodge Super Bee 440 six pack 4 speed, 410 Dana 60 ,F6 Green, black textured
organasol lacquer hood. The Bee was restored in 2002, I purchased the Super Bee in 2010 and freshened up the
engine compartment and interior. Along with locating a set of 5 correct H wheels and Goodyear redlines. This Super
Bee is registered in the A12 registry (Car #532)
Its a manual steering, manual drum brakes, non radio car. It has a 1969 440 HP engine and a 1969 Hemi 4 speed, but
neither are number matching to the car.
The Bee has its factory dual point distributor, 054 radiator, aluminum six pack manifold, the carbs are later then
1969, but it idles and drives great, and runs cool.
The Super Bee looks great for an older restoration, but it drives even better. Its great to take to shows, it grabs
attention every time you drive it. There is no build sheet, but I have receipts for work that I've done on the car.
Everything works and operates like it should.
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