David Freiburger Barn find 70 Bee.

[BeepBeepRR]

He just posted this video on his youtube channel the car is cool but he got the gold mine in parts with it. Check the video out.

 

[Don Frelier]

Everyone dreams of getting so lucky.

I looked at his shirts but they were too pricey for me.

 

[BeepBeepRR]

I looked at his shirts but they were too pricey for me.

And thats how he can afford these cars..

 

[zyzzyx]

Dang! They're still out there! Why can't I find one?

 

[Daniel Brunner]

Great video! It really popped my eyes out when I saw this giant collection of nearly everything imaginable in this single building. A place full of gold

 

[hanks73340]

Everyone dreams of getting so lucky.

I'd love to come across something like this. Great find and all of those parts!

 

[Kern Dog]

He never mentioned what he paid, did he?
I know I’ll get pushback on this but that pisses me off.
Same stuff happens on forums….Hey guys, I just bought a car I’ve always wanted, blah-blah-blah then the dude proceeds to brag about what a great buy it was, how lucky he is, how these deals are still out there!
Meanwhile, it is some gigantic mystery as to what he paid.
Sure, there is no obligation to divulge the information but it sucks for everyone else because nobody has a price guide to work with. Every old car is different but it sure would help to know if your own budget of say $15,000 for a project car is in line with recent sales or if you need to scrape together more money.
Oh, the issue of T-shirt sales seems to be a whore-ish sell out move that several YouTube dudes are doing. I refuse to play that game…advertising for someone AND overpaying to do it.

 

[BeepBeepRR]

He never mentioned what he paid, did he?
I know I’ll get pushback on this but that pisses me off.
Same stuff happens on forums….Hey guys, I just bought a car I’ve always wanted, blah-blah-blah then the dude proceeds to brag about what a great buy it was, how lucky he is, how these deals are still out there!
Meanwhile, it is some gigantic mystery as to what he paid.
Sure, there is no obligation to divulge the information but it sucks for everyone else because nobody has a price guide to work with. Every old car is different but it sure would help to know if your own budget of say $15,000 for a project car is in line with recent sales or if you need to scrape together more money.
Oh, the issue of T-shirt sales seems to be a whore-ish sell out move that several YouTube dudes are doing. I refuse to play that game…advertising for someone AND overpaying to do it.

Must have been pretty heafty, since the guy was getting rid of all the Mopar stuff. Sadly David didn't want it all. Which I imagine is hard to store all the parts. But yes it would have been nice to know the price so that everyone could see how easy or unobtanium deals like this are. I mean I don't have disposable money but him being a Celeb might give him the upper hand.

 

[SteveSS]

You know he had one as a teen.

 

[Mopar Hunter]

He’s got some good connections.

 

[jimbosride]

Yea saw that...I think he's wanting a driver with " Low Bling" . Looking to do some street racing and Walmart runs.

 

[SteveSS]

Interesting to me, whenever I start the 1970 Coronet 500 project. I think it has buckets and a buddy seat like mine. Other projects ahead of it. The profits off the 66 Corvette will go into other projects.

 

[dadsbee]

4th posting...

 

[dadsbee]

Sorry, but it's nobody's business, other than the sellers, what I paid for a car !

 

[Mopar Hunter]

None of my business.

 

[OneWheelPeel]

The part that annoys me is I believe the seller reached out to him, he didn’t hunt for it, at that point it’s a celeb thing so my budget may not matter. But at the end of the day I won’t hate the player I’ll hate the game.

 

[Dibbons]

Davod Freiburger was guessing during this video that the "Super Bee" model is named as such because it's a "B Body Chrysler". Never thought about that connection before-could have been the idea.

 

[Billccm]

Frieburger has to make a living now in the YouTube world. I wish him success as he's considered late to the game (even though Roadkill was on YouTube 8 years ago, that show left YouTube for motor trend TV and made some fans mad).

I like this super bee he found and I'll support his channel when he's not wrenching on Chevy 350s.

 

[Dibbons]

I guess I had the same idea, naming my '72 Satellite Sebring Plus "Super Sat" (note license plate):

 

[Fran Blacker]

Didn't Frieburger put a Hemi in that car at some point?