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this car looked very similar to one that was in the showroom along with a blue/black vinyl charger R/T when I purchased my superbee in april of 68...Walla Walla, WA. ( I think that it stickered at $3,100). My bee is still original throughout. but I wished for the charger R/T... but did not have...
nice!... reminds me of the car that was in the showroom when I bought my 68 superbee...I would have purchased the charger, but did not have enough money in my pocket...I paid $3632 for the bee then, and have had it ever since...but still like the looks of the charger...enjoy it!
I have a feeling that you may be right...at least on part of my problem (the hot re-starts)...after it sits for a day or two, it starts in the first 1/2 second. Not sure how to prevent that.
I think that I'm going to try changing the coil(for the instantaneous shutdown problem).
All the connections are tight. I did measure the current across the coil leads while it was running...started out at 3.5 v and gradually climbed to 4v. Isn't that low??...I thought it was supposed to be in the 8 to 10 range.
immediate shutdown...no sputtering. recently changed the fuel filter (nothing inside the old one). the ceramic balast (on the firewall) appears ok...(no cracks)
this has ocurred several times in the last few months: I have an original 68 superbee 383 auto coupe that I drive on occasion (to happy hours) here in the desert (Palm Springs area). I purchased this car new and it has an intact engine,trans & diff.(206K miles). Approx 15 years ago, I had a...
Thank you. I remember leaving ohio on Oct 23rd, riding in the back of a 57 plymouth stationwagon...snowed all the way to St. Louis...got to Riverside, CA, it was 95 degrees...never went back.