Power Bulge Hood on Dodge Super Bee
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- čas přidán 21. 08. 2024
- Restored beyond factory, this one year only 1970 Dodge is a rare BEE! It's sporting orginal Plum Crazy paint, power bulge hood, air shocks, spoiler, and a 440 stroker with 500 hp! Dennis found this wild ride at Mopars at the Red Barns in Hickory Corners, Michigan.
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I’d drive this car two hours or more to a show. Can always fix it if something happens. I don’t believe in saving it for the next owner I’m going to enjoy it now!!
I agree, always give the next guy something to do; life is too short to not enjoy her.
Omigosh, she's gorgeous...one of my favorite MoPars!!
I just turned 62 years old. And the super Bee was always one of my favorites growing up. Dennis is Right extremely rare these days. I have not seen one on the street or at shows in over 20 years in Arizona.
You haven't seen one for as long as I've been alive - makes sense why as a huge mopar fan I've barely heard of it. Beautiful car
Beautiful Mopar, love the plum color and the attention to detail.
As a former owner of two wm23's i say this car is righteous, the 70 power bulge looks & blends much better than the 69 carryover ramcharger setup but that's just me i sure some would beg to differ.
What a beautiful car and Great Restoration ❤
I love a girl who knows and loves cars!
Interesting wheel covers.
Can anyone explain how those covers don't rotate with the wheels? Thank you
They're called 'spinners' if you want to search more, but fundamentally, they're heavily weighted to the bottom, and mounted on a bearing in the centre of the wheel. So the when the wheel rotates, they never build up enough momentum to rotate themselves.
@@creepingjesus5106 thank you
@@creepingjesus5106 center**
@@creepingjesus5106 they're actually called Floaters. Spinners keep spinning after you stop.
BIG fan of plum crazy, and a BIG fan of THIS Coronet!
BeaUUUtiful!!!
Gorgeous Dennis Thank You
Did you know Dennis Gage was part of the team that developed “Pringles” potato chips? He’s a fascinating guy even beyond his vast automobile knowledge. 👍🏽
My favorite 1970 car in the world! The bee wing grill and tail lights are just awesome!!
Beyond Obnoxiously COOL!!
I got up close and personal with a 1970 Plymouth Superbird a few months ago and was surprised to learn that while it's based on the Roadrunner the front fenders are '70 Coronet. The Roadrunner fenders didn't have that bulge on top and the 'bird needed that to make as much space as possible for the NASCAR version with the 426.
I am plum crazy indeed, good car
Great looking and performance car. Very neat Dodge! And this woman knows her stuff! Thank you for sharing!
My favorite Mopar color. Remember these as a young kid.
Great job Dennis and crew 👍
One of my favorite Mopars too! 🔥 I like this hood, it's a 4 speed, color... ❤️
I'm not a fan of plums, but I love this car.
Uuuuuffff gorgeous bee !!!!!
SUPER! Super Bee!😎👍
Oooh that paint!
and the engine compartment is as clean as the outside. So beautiful all around.
You were in my neighborhood and I didn't get to meet you?Dangit.What a BEEautiful car.Wicked sounding,and a sight to beehold.
Very nice car!
Smooth idler
WoW!! Perfection! 🤓
beautiful
Cool
Beautiful 😍
Beautiful car Michelle. Love my mopars👍😎✌️
Nice! Love Plum Crazy! Only thing, dump the front Hub Cap? Gotta Go!🤔😂👍💪🇺🇸
Love the car and color
Great looking Bee!!!!! 🐝👍🙂
SUPER 🐝!
Super nice!
Love it!
people didn't like these when they first came out they didn't sell well..but they grow on you ..really cool car
Cuz of all the Cornet cop cars maybe
@@THRASHMETALFUNRIFFS & Taxi's
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MOPAR OR NO CAR ✌💖☮
Other than the weird front wheels it is fantastic. My brother had an '69 Superbee and it was a great car.
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great Car and Great Color. paint colors were a lot more interesting in the early 70s than they are now even Luxury cars had fun bright colors I.E. Cadillac's fire Mist Metallic paint choices in the late 60s early 70s for ex my late maternal Grandfather had a 1968 Cadillac Eldorado Seville Coupe in Sable black with rosewood Fire mist Metallic trim until 1971 when he traded it for a 1972 Oldsmobile 98 Holiday Coupe Uncle Joe got his driver's License in Feb 1974 so he learned to drive in the 72 Oldsmobile and my moms first experience driving a car was a 1975 Oldsmobile Toronado she'd drive her then boyfriend/fiance to work at the Polaroid camera factory in Waltham mass then take the car to school and then pick him up from work at 5 PM aged 15 1977/1978 If I didn't have my disability issues I'd have either learned to drive in a 1990 Toyota Camry or a 1990 Volvo 760 at one point in the early/mid 70s three of my grandparents drove Oldsmobile's two of them were mainly GM buyers Cadillacs Olds Buick and Chevrolet when my dads older sister Betty Got her License in Oct 1972 she got a used 1970 Pontiac trans am
Ford & GM had nothing compared to the styling of Mopar.
I watched one of these sit in a front yard gradually sinking in the grass. Then one day it was gone. Probably not much left that was good
Love the plum crazy color, but to me the 69 Coronet Super Bee was the last good looking model. FJB
I love the 70 Coronets, one of my most favorite B Bodies. This particular example is a tastefully done custom, however they mention they did a full restoration of the interior, but what about those gauges? Those yellowing gauges just takes away from a beautiful interior. I'd hope that's a future project of theirs to have them sent out an restored (Instrument Specialties does a fantastic job restoring these.) I'm not bashing the car but I just couldn't help noticing that one detail.
I'd rather they skip the gauges and drive the damn thing on a 2 hour road trip and do some freakin' burnouts!
Damn...when was this recorded? She sure knows her Mopars. lol
Shot back in 2008.
@@MyClassicCarTV I watched a Leno's Garage with you in it from about 05. Some old car from the 1920's. lol
That was way before there was a Leno’s Garage. Jay did automotive stuff on my show for over a decade before he started doing his own. He’s been a great friend to both me and my show.
F_&$king insane
Not even going to mention that weird super bee wheel cover?
Love one with an Australian 265 hemi engine
Double the cubes and really have a BLAST FROM THE PAST in a big heavy car like this.
my uncle has 1 of the 68s first year made very low production #s he told me
Why one year only?
For the looping bumpers around the headlights.
The 1970 Coronets were the most unique compared to their 68 and 69 counterparts, with the split bumpers that looked like two eyes.
Mopar or no car
Beautiful, although I did Not care much for the cherry bomb - style, exhaust sound.
Sounded a corny 👍
hmmmmmmmmmmm? (sarcastic rotary mocking sound)
Uhyuh
What’s with the dumb as$ straight pipes and the cheap o shackle kit ?
Hey, that’s how we did it on the cheap back in the day. Period correct and nothin’ wrong with it.
you are living in a time gone by...sorry about your luck.
Gee, I actually feel pretty lucky!
Get rid of the vinyl top! Beautiful car otherwise. Also needs a couple of mufflers. Truly fast cars don’t need to make noise.