Have a look at this beautiful 1970 Dodge Super Bee. It started life in the Southern USA then was imported to British Columbia. It still retains the original panels and sheet metal it left the St. Louis, Missouri assembly plant with in 1970. It was repainted in the original FE5 Bright Red. One of only 385 WM21 Super Bees built with this cars engine and transmission combination according to the Super Bee registry. It is powered by the original numbers matching 383 engine and now backed by an A833

This very rare 1970 Dodge Coronet Super Bee is only one of 21 built. With the ground pounding 426 cubic-inch HEMI and four-speed transmission. The 1970 Super Bee was the last year for this nameplate on the Coronet line up and would be gone after 1971. This Super Bee has gone through an intense and beautiful restoration as per the original Fender Tag. Its freshly rebuilt 426 HEMI engine has only "break-in" miles (mileage not indicated on the title). A Wise Report with pictures and receipts of the

1969 Dodge Super Bee

1969 Dodge Super Bee

1970 Dodge Super Bee - 440 Hemi Engine - Mopar Muscle Magazine

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