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Looking for drivers side post cover piece. Photo shows passenger side for reference.

Does yours have the 11"x3" front and 11" x 2.5" rear drum brakes? Those were the standard brakes on a 'Bee. The heavy duty suspension? Yes, it does have 11" drums front and rear

Not a real Bee? So how do you explain the VIN if it isn't a Super Bee? The lowest sequence number part of VINs in the registry is 136231 with a SPD of January 25th. How could my VIN be so much lower? Nobody is reproducing VIN dash tags as far as I know.

I'm just not buying the reproduced fender tag idea. Why would the person put a repro tag on a non numbers matching drivetrain 383 car? A hemi car?... maybe. The tag is really not going to increase the car's value by much and without a build sheet how can you get a tag made? It's just one of...

Thanks for all the info 69Coronetrt. The hood must be a 68 with the scoops added because it has a 68 latch. The date code is 2137 and the wiper motor is 2547 so they are both from later in 67. I'm going to check some of the other items for date codes as well. I bought the car from a guy in...

The car does not have the original engine or transmission. The body numbers on the radiator support and the trunk lip match the order number on the trim tag. I emailed the curator of the Super Bee registry and he confirmed it was a very early build as well.

Yeah, I know it's a 69 hood but I'm going to keep it on the car, I like the look. The interior is currently black but I'm in the process of switching it back to blue like it's coded for.

I recently bought a 68 Super Bee that has a build date of August 11th of 1967. Everything I've read says that they were not introduced until the spring of 1968. The sequence number on the VIN is 100740. Wondering if anyone has any info on this. thanks in advance

I recently bought a 68 Super Bee that has a build date of August 11th of 1967. Everything I've read says that they were not introduced until the spring of 1968. The sequence number on the VIN is 100740. Wondering if anyone has any info on this. thanks in advance