1969 Dodge Superbee. Factory F-6 Green on 2040-cars
Santa Rosa, California, United States
This is for a 1969 Dodge Superbee
It has the matching number 383. Original F-6 Bright green!!!!!!!!!! A rare 1/2 year only color I restore Mopars professionally and this one is an easy car to restore I have the original fender tag Car has very little and I mean little rust. The trunk floor is not rotted! Automatic transmission. Floor console, Bucket seats, Rally dash I have new quarterpanel skins which I will attach via sheet metal screws for transport. I have a nice rear tail light panel which is included. Included but not pictured are: Nice rear bumper, rear seats, Gauge cluster, quarterglass, Grill and headlight buckets, Tail panel trim piece. Front bucket seats, Door panels with woodgrain inserts, and Woodgrain steering wheel. I am also including a nice flat hood so it could be converted to an Air Grabber The reason for removing the quarterpanel skins was due to dents. Only rust was at the bottom. the tail panel also has dents so we are including a replacement Original part. I will post more pics as requested. Do not hesitate to ask Missing: Carb, Air cleaner, Radiator, This is a chance to own a rare mopar. We can also restore the car for you. Please contact us for more information |
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