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My mother was born on December 25, 1941. It must have been such a frightening time to bring a child into the world.

Yes! Such a beauty!

The amount of HEMI convertibles is mind boggling. Imho, the B3 roadrunner convertible at the entrance was just about the most beautiful car these eyes have ever seen… of course, I was so enamored, I forgot to take pics…

Thanks!

it does look like that. I guess I am to assume, since it is loose, that whatever the pin is pushed into is probably worn out?

Ok, my vent window is handle is coming loose- For the life of me, I cannot see what is in there.

Its all in good fun. My buddies and I don’t worry about trophies. We find a good spot for photos and enjoy the car culture. This one was on main street in Paw Paw, MI for the wine and harvest festival. It was far away from where all the trophy hunters park, but we sure got some good pics…

Thank you for the info. If only for posterity, I will inspect and photograph as many tail lights that I can find next weekend at MCACN.

Mine are gray- i.e. sun faded. They have no texture and no sheen. I assume they are original, but I cannot confirm. Thanks in advance.

Anyone car to share the exact sheen (matte, eggshell, gloss, textured) of the black portion? Thanks in advance…

My B3 69. Point of reference- my dad’s brand new 86 bronco in the background. Owned the 69 R/T from 1991-2006.

My Bee has an Aug 5 1969 spd. My wiper motor is Aug 11, 1969. What are the odds it is the original motor?

Rich Berlisk? Thanks for the info!

Are you referring to the car that I originally asked about or the one that is above your post? I don’t think they are the same car…or are they?

Someone reached out to me- owned by John Grinwald. This is the only pic that came up in a search…

Oh man, it was (is?). As a teen, it was my first exposure to a high-end resto. Mopar Action or High Performance Moapr did a deep dive on the car- Showing all the reproduced inspection marks and all the little details that I had absolutely no clue about. I remember seeing it a the Nationals. The...

I was trying to find some pictures of an old bee that I really loved. It was a 1970, B3 blue, 4spd, 440 6 pack car, with stripe delete. The car was kind of a big deal in the late 1980s, and it was also a magazine car. I remember it was a very meticulous restoration. Does anybody have any...

The “OP” being me, did no such thing.

Just got the car about a month ago. It was as is…

I’ll shoot some pics when i pick it up…