Moparsmitty
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Welcome from the left coast. Looks like a good project.
New Member from the Heartland - 1971 Super Bee N96 + Hideaways
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kdtjb
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Howdy
Dave L
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Doug thanks for the pictures.Always good to see new members,welcome to the site.
Mr.Mopar 5
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I had a EL5 Butterscotch Super Bee back in 1990, Houndstooth seats and Rimblow wheel. Needed too much, drove it anyway and it was sideswiped by an *** kid in a 1985 Mustang 5.0! Miss the car. I want another 71-74 Charger, but won't have any $ in 3 years or so. Need to pay off some bills first! Just have my 1979 Lil Red Express now. I feel I can only afford maybe a Rallye 73-74 model if I am lucky to find one in the low teens.
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Hey there Mr.Mopar 5, welcome! Say, people are going to miss your intro here, why not start a new thread for yourself?
Until you get your next car, show us your Lil Red for now.
Until you get your next car, show us your Lil Red for now.
cdkmbjones
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Welcome Doug, I just posted a new member thread as well last week with my 1971 Bee project. I have been away from the car scene for a few years with family issues but am back and just picked up a 1971 Super Bee with similar options plus one more - the V code 440-6 engine. Your car is a great foundation and from the pics looks like you aren't missing some of the more hard to find and expensive parts like I am. Mine is a F7 dark green w green interior - not my first choice but it is a six pack car so it will be green again. The rust on yours doesn't look all that bad - totally repairable. Take your time and do it right and do it to enjoy it, and good luck! Welcome to the Mopar insanity
