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  1. super-bee_ski

    Finally got the wheels on

    Love em' !! Love that Body Style! Car looks great Airwolf22b
  2. super-bee_ski

    Swapped my 15x7 Rallies onto my 71 Charger.

    Love that Charger Bee! Wheels look G-R-E-A-T
  3. super-bee_ski

    Rare satellite?

    It IS what it says it is.... No doubt Great car Congratulations on your car Lucky guy... :thumbsup:
  4. super-bee_ski

    Fender bolt kit

    Thanks dadsbee!
  5. super-bee_ski

    New project - Gran National "style" '73 Charger

    Yeah, nice project! Good luck!
  6. super-bee_ski

    My car featured in magazine

    Very nice! 1971, 1972 and 1973 are my FAVS Congratulations Very nice car, well done!
  7. super-bee_ski

    1972 Plymouth OIL change goof, twice.

    Not anymore unless you consider 0W-5W special, as on the high tech Hondas, Toyotas, etc........
  8. super-bee_ski

    1972 Plymouth OIL change goof, twice.

    But in my years of experience, In a sense, yes...factory Race Cars did use what could be determined as a special oil For High Performance type driving, which meant RACE Typically High Compression/Solid Lifter type valve train etc. 1965 Hemi 1969-1970 BOSS 429 1969 BOSS 302 (I had one) L-88's
  9. super-bee_ski

    1972 Plymouth OIL change goof, twice.

    Yeah, that was an expensive oil change! And you know Robert? I was doing so good on my projects that morning with my time crunch... I was trying to get finished quickly to go some where ( I ended up going to NAPA Ha Ha!)
  10. super-bee_ski

    1972 Plymouth OIL change goof, twice.

    Yup, Some cars made during the Heyday (1960s and very early 70s) took "Special Oil" And Special Gas Oil was typically a Race type oil, like a Straight Weight 50W or 30W Gasoline was typically a 104 Octane
  11. super-bee_ski

    1972 Plymouth OIL change goof, twice.

    I LOVE it! Ha Ha... I was in a rush one morning changing the oil (Mobil 1) in the Tundra and also multi-tasking BTW Yup, new filter on, (WIX) and poured the oil in up top....only to remember after the 4th Quart that I didn't install the drain plug! Ha Ha PS: thank GOD it wasn't the RAM 2500 4X4...
  12. super-bee_ski

    New to me 72 Charger SE with some issues

    I love that car and body style! PS: I spent 12 great years in Dayton!
  13. super-bee_ski

    Here are the shots from the photo shoot with Muscle Car Review...July Issue

    Great car! Great pics Congratulations! PS: I have subscribed to MCR since 1988...(changed names a couple of times)
  14. super-bee_ski

    Found "Locally" , High desert, no rust....

    The interior is in good condition, seat Head rests have a 47 inscribed in them....NASCAR # for the early 70s?
  15. super-bee_ski

    Found "Locally" , High desert, no rust....

    I have made repeated attempts to contact owner, no luck so far.
  16. super-bee_ski

    Hood needs a ride!!!

    Hi, sorry I can not help Some times "Shipping" is A-OK BTW: Can Jimmy Boros repair a dented 70 Superbee hood? I sent him a message
  17. super-bee_ski

    Satellites...what would you do?

    In my opinion, do what YOU desire Your car, your dreams...
  18. super-bee_ski

    My 71 back in the day

    I am a FLAMES kind of guy Be it a boat Motorcycle Car
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