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Originally, that’s the way we wanted to mount it on, but we also had clearance issues with inner wheel wells; couldn’t even bolt on the Prop Valve to bracket on that side.

Hey everyone. Has anyone one had clearance issues with mounting the proportioning valve off the master cylinder? It’s on our 69 383 bee. We went with Wilwood MC and valve but there is not enough clearance to mount it on either side of the MC with the bracket that came with the kit. Has anyone...

Thanks, that’s what we dug up as well. I’ll have to find out if the kit came with a shorter clevis as well. I don’t think it did.

We are currently converting to disk brakes all around on our 69 Bee and our speed shop mechanic who’s doing the job is having issues with mounting the brake booster on the firewall because the push rod arm is not flush with the mounting plate on the booster as seen above. Says this is his first...

Yes, this car is definitely a heirloom. Funny story though, it is stolen rather than passed down. The story goes that my father stole the car from my grandfather one night to steal my mother away to elope. When he tried returning the keys to my grandfather a few days later, my grandfather told...

Thanks, that’s right down the road. I’ll have to swing by to have him take a look at it.

Haha, they must have. I always imagined that would be the biggest challenge. If anyone knows a good shop in Northern CA that can get the job done, I’m all ears.

Thanks. They are a lot cheaper than an estimate I was given a few years back to fix mine. Have you used AMD? Want to know about quality and appearance if you have.

Thanks, It’s on the list. Going to get it running the way it should first, then body work. Know anyone with a spare bumper?

In Dixon, CA

I own a 69 Super Bee that was originally owned by my father and grandfather before him. My father brought the bee back out of retirement in early 90s and it became a daily driver. At some point he backed into a post; which led him to garaging the car again for several years. A few years back I...