New member from Central NJ

[davek]

Greg from one Bee owner to another

 

[RR Fan Dan]

Welcome

 

[Jerry Hall]

Welcome from Alabama, great looking 70 Bee!!

 

[71RRHI]

Welcome, great looking 70 Bee. I love the unique front end of a 70 Coronet R/T - Super Bee.

 

[Coelacanth]

The '70 Super Bee front end was a love-it-or-hate-it design. I was always drawn to it for it's uniqueness. Dodge designers were very bold and brave back in the day to come up with that design and actually build it. One car I wish I had was a '70 Coronet station wagon...with that same front end. I remember driving around in the late 80's in my Charger, seeing a little old lady driving one of those Coronet wagons, and thinking "Damn that would be a cool daily driver!" I saw a beautifully restored one a few summers ago at a car show in Red Deer, Alberta...Sublime green with the "woody wagon" treatment. It was gorgeous.

 

[1969VAGTX]

Welcome from Fredericksburg, VA. You can't go wrong with Orange and Black.

 

[Kraid22]

The '70 Super Bee front end was a love-it-or-hate-it design. I was always drawn to it for it's uniqueness. Dodge designers were very bold and brave back in the day to come up with that design and actually build it. One car I wish I had was a '70 Coronet station wagon...with that same front end. I remember driving around in the late 80's in my Charger, seeing a little old lady driving one of those Coronet wagons, and thinking "Damn that would be a cool daily driver!" I saw a beautifully restored one a few summers ago at a car show in Red Deer, Alberta...Sublime green with the "woody wagon" treatment. It was gorgeous.

Exactly right! Love or hate, no matter which side you're on, that boldness in automobile design can be appreciated by all classic cars lovers. In current times there would never be a one year only body style. I dig the '70 Coronet station wagons too. Probably not too many of those were saved. You would get definitely get attention with one of those!

 

[69Bee]

Welcome from AZ...