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Original one on my Super Track Pak optioned (A34) ‘70 Super Bee:

Well, the info I received from members of this forum seems to indicate that the early 1970 cars did NOT have any decals, while later 1970 lids did have the hemi decals. Here is what I found separately: "426 Hemi" Air Cleaner Lid Decal Later-1970 through 1971 Plymouth, Dodge B-body, E-body. Not...

From the factory, did the 1970 Hemi engine, in the Coronet, have any decals? Thanks for any info!!

Based on info I just found out about (from a member here), it looks like the only date option that will work for my build date, are carbs with H9 date stamps. Thanks to all for any help locating a pair.

Can you post a photo of the carb. I would need a 4745S with a date stamp like H9, G9, or J9.

Sent you an email.

My engine assembly date is Sept 24, 1969

Looking for a pair of carburetors for a 1970 4-speed Hemi (Carter 4742S and 4745S). Must be dated for a September 29, 1969 production date car. Thanks for any help!!!

Will do. Thanks again for the help!

Thanks to all for the feedback. Auction ends in one day.... we will see

I found the photos you were referencing, thanks again.

Thank you for this info. I’ll take a look. Can you tell me which photo number you are looking at for the body stamp?

Thanks so much for your reply and feedback.

No, not primarily. It would be part of a collection, but I have never resold any of my cars.

What’s a reasonable price for the car?

If I get the car…. Done deal!

Please give me your feedback, opinions, and thoughts on this 1970 Superbee for sale. Specifically, I would like to know your thoughts on: -originality -value -visible issues -possible fake parts -stampings -any history you might know bout the car. Please feel free to post here, or DM me, The...

Does anyone know who manages this website? VINwiz Decoder It decodes just about any classic Vin number I put in. I’m not sure who developed this, but it certainly is a valuable request source.

In 1969, what was the difference between a L-Code vs. a K-code 440? How was the high-performance 440 different than the regular 440? Did the L-code come standard on any cars, or was it just an option?

I wonder what the reserve price was?