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$28,500.00
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| Address: Manitowoc, WI | |
Mileage: 99,999 | |
| Exterior Color: Plum Crazy | |
Interior Color: White | |
| Transmission: Auto | |
Body Style: COLLECTOR | |
| Condition: Excellent | |
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All vehicle trades considered, including classics and performance. Check out this Mopar! This 1970 Dodge Super Bee will really grab you. It has the wild look of a vintage Mopar, but is also a solid rust-free car that runs excellent and is a blast to drive. To begin, this is a real WM23 Super Bee. It is an excellent rust free example with solid floors, trunk, frame sections, and spring mounts. Originally red with a white vinyl top and stripes, it has been repainted Plum Crazy and looks fantastic! The top is in excellent condition as are all trim and moldings, including the working fender turn signals. The Weld Prostar wheels are a great complement to the car along with the BF Goodrich tires (235 front, 275 rear). Note the front torsion bars have been cranked down a bit to give the car a mean looking stance. This is an N-code 383 cubic inch 4-barrel car with a heavy duty 727 TorqueFlite automatic transmission. It runs excellent with a recently rebuilt carburetor along with new plugs and wires. The power steering has been upgraded with a Firm Feel Stage 2 box for a nice driving experience. The car has a nice factory look under the hood including the air cleaner, valve covers, and exhaust manifolds. There are also power disc brakes in front for superior stopping ability. Note too the cruise control! The interior retains its original configuration including a white bench seat that is in very good condition, as are the carpeting and headliner. The dash looks great and has the full complement of gauges including a tachometer. This is augmented by a modern oil pressure gauge under the dash for more accurate readings. This Bee is originally an air conditioned car with all components present and installed, though the system is not charged. The 1970 Super Bee is one of the most distinctive looking cars of its day. Its slanting grille pieces and wide rear flanks really make a statement. Mix it with the color combinations of this car and you've got a fantastic looking Mopar that will take you anywhere. And you will have the only one like it at your next car show. Price: $28,500
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