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69 Superbee Hemi Orange, Rare white tail stripe white interior

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Ok - So I have 3 B bodies...

One has to go...

This is a rust free 69 Superbee on a rotisserie (Auto Twirler ball bearing one hand rotation). Many parts have been bead blasted, primed and painted satin black. The K frame is better then new. It comes with the correct 69, 383 and the original 4 speed and original rear end.
All smalls have been bagged and labeled.

I have scrapped off all under coating and it's ready to be soda, bead or sand blasted. (Not the body panels, just the floors and rigids)

I have the build sheet, the fender tag and the title which is in my name. The Bee has been registered with the Superbee registry of America and if you do your home work, you will see there were very few Hemi Orange Bee's with the WHITE tail stripe and interior.

I have the complete car. I even extended my car trailer in order to transport the car on the rotisserie to the body shop. The car is completely rust free and has been in temperature controlled storage for the last 30 years.

The car was a friend of mine who passed away two years ago. He got me into Mopars 30 years ago. I swore I was going to restore this car, but it keeps getting put on the back burner.

I have a $5000 1969 383 HP motor in the crate. Very correct, oil pan to carb and exhaust manifolds. I did up size the cam to a 509 which then the carb had to be upsized as well.

Auto Twirler was $1500 - Plus I primed and painted the raw steel.

So here are a few pics.


What are you thinking for the entire package?
 

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personally i'd sell something else & finish this!!!
 
Nice looking car. What are you asking for it?
 
Is that a new cowl? Why? How much do you want for it?


No It's not a new cowl. It was spray bombed with gloss black prior to me and my late buddy owning it. it's just clean.



I have $13500 out of pocket..... PM me your thoughts..or heck.. Post them, I don't care.
One has to go soon-
69 Superbee 383/4 sp
69 Roadrunner RM23 383/727 posted on here for sale
69 Coronet 440 with a hot 440/727 - in the paint shop
 
PLUS - I have the perfect aluminum original tail panel, the perfect grill, the perfect hood with dual scoops..
 
I can't remember the last time i saw such a clean / rust free car. Getting it home would be my biggest concern.
 
Looks to be a real nice car. wouldn't mind stopping by to see it, are u close to the bay? I see your boat, must be eatin rockfish, my favorite! pm
 
Would you sell w/ out the 383?
"super-bee_ski"


@Ski - Maybe if the offer was right, Id sell without the motor. I mean, I'm a realist and not looking to retire from selling it. But I also know what I have (solid and rare color combo), so I don't want to give it away either. Doing the math, it isn't hard to figure out what I paid for the car.

@Coronet66 - I live on Kent Island 100 yards from the Bay. That photo was the day I dug the car out of my buddy's barn/shop and brought it home. The Boat is gone too..
 
Some more pictures of the Bee..this should keep you guys busy for a while.
 

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Here is a better picture of the fender tag. Also - I don't mind taking addtional pictures of the car and specific areas, but I'm hesitant to go dig out all of the parts in the attic of my garage to take pictures of components. I feel like there are enough pictures posted. I may go take a few pictures of Easy stuff like the grill, tail panel and hood.
 
>> Here is the fendertag decode:
>>
>> E63 - 383 Hi-Performance engine 335hp 4BBL
>> D21 - 4-speed manual transmission
>> W - Coronet model line
>> M - medium price class (WM = Super Bee model)
>> 23 - 2 door hardtop
>> H - 383 Magnum engine
>> 9 - 1969 model year
>> G - St. Louis assembly plant
>> 272651 - sequential build number (serial number)
>>
>> V2 - Hemi Orange roof paint
>> V2 - Hemi Orange body paint (mid-year 1969 introduced color)
>> H2W - high grade, vinyl bench seat, white interior
>> W1 - white interior door frame paint
>> 521 - Wednesday, May 21st, 1969 scheduled build date
>> 152421 - vehicle order number
>>
>> A40 - Scat Pack Special "B" (no vinyl top)
>> A62 - rallye instrument cluster in dash
>> J25 - 3-speed wipers
>> J45 - hood tie down pins
>> M21 - roof drip rail mouldings
>> N96 - Ramcharger fresh air induction system
>> R11 - AM radio
>> V21 - Performance hood treatment (hood scoops were painted
>> black)
>> V8W - White Bumble-Bee stripe
>> END - end of codes
>>
>> A40 package consisted of - 3-speed wipers, carb fresh air package, hood
>> pins,
>> performance hood treatment, F70x14 raised white letter tires.
 
The A40 package was on of the first packages in 69 to have the Polyglas RWL tires.
Very nice.

The tag is genuine and a great car colour/optionwise

Carsten
 
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