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Factory Petty blue car, buckets and console, rallye dash, new firm feel steering box, and doesn't need a ton of metal replacement. It's a running drivable car, not a $1000 engineless rustbucket. I'd say $4000ish. It's not mine, but I know about it.

I thought the top pieces were the same. I'm sure any quarter window trim would be different. I learn something new everyday.

A friend of mine has the canopy trim you are looking for. I sent him a link here. Maybe he will chime in shortly....

SOLD! Actually the car turned out to be free for the first person to show up with a trailer to haul it off. Thanks Ripper!

Selling a 71 Dodge Charger Super Bee Originally a 383 car with automatic trans, bench seat, column shift. Front and rear drum brake car. 8.75 open rear end. Not sure of the gear ratio, probably 3.23 Car is a major project, not for the faint of heart..... Missing engine, transmission...

Wheels look good. Maybe a little more "meat" in the tire dept. But if you like it, that's all that matters.

73 griile They are good, I just tied them in for transport because I moved. You may need a bumper, too.

Mrsnicks, you know the pending buyer as "Tom".

My '71 383 auto Super bee doesn't have them.

I emailed AMD a while back. I got a reply saying that they had no plans in the near future to reproduce the hoods, which sux cause I live a county over from them.

It would be cool if someone could make them "raise up" 3 inches or so when the pedal was floored. Not hinged like an air grabber, just straight up like the 82-84 camaro z28 fresh air hood. You could put some kind of ducting under the scoop to direct air into the engine bay. Ok my drawing sux...

My 440 is out of my 71 charger, would it be easier to put the headers in place (in the engine bay) and try to lower the engine between them?

Hey, great looking project there. I have a '72 also i'm going to play around with sometime. Good luck with your toy. Here's a link to our 71-74 charger site. http://wichargerguy.proboards.com/index.cgi

The guy was compairing it to the concept. Stripped down vehicle with not a whole lot of options, a/c, power, cruise, ect..ect..With a V8, 3:90 gears, and LSD. I have owned several V8 dakotas and have been blown away by many lt1 and ls1 cars. In '01 I bought a new Camaro z28. If you can't beat...

How about the Savoy? GTO- gas, tires, and oil! GTX- gas, tires, and Xtra everything!

Looks like a Viper f@#%ed a camaro and that's what came out.

Its FY1 yellow, 318 auto, bench, nothing special. I think in '74 they changed the color to KY5 "yellow blaze". I traded a charger powerbulge hood for it and 2 other satellite parts cars and a ton of scrap metal, compressors, alternators, axles, heads, blocks, ect. After i scrapped all the junk...

I bought a 71 charger in 1987 shortly after I turned 16. It was a nice car for $700 back then. It had a decent black paint job, nice vinyl top, 318, auto, bench, working A/C, fat cragar mags with white letter tires. It was originaly b7 blue with a b5 interior. I drove it off and on til '95 when...

Heres my '73. It ain't pretty, but its mine. Thats my Ford loving neighbor helping me move it.