71cuda1990
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http://rapidcity.craigslist.org/cto/3551154541.html Found this on craigslist. Says it's a real Superbee. Car's in Whitewood South Dakota.
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Mooky
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no link
WP29440SE
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what car
71cuda1990
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Sorry guys don't know how I missed it. Fixed it the link is up.
ummm no it's not
71cuda1990
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Yes it is. Right there in the first post.
Flys-Lo
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Link works. Orange Super Bee - $31,000.
Interesting when I checked earlier there was no link in the first post, and none of the links in later posts lol. It all looked empty.
wannadrag
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He'll sit on that for a while at that price.Wood= woodgrain dash,Enamel= like they were painted with when new.
99ss
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Thats my point. If you cheaped out on two of the most important asthetics of the car then what else was el cheapo.
I know single stage was OEM but its also the cheapest paint on the market when repainting a car and a wooden dash goes without saying. I'd closely inspect it before buying it. 31k with a wooden dash isnt happening in my book. You could get sway with the paint if it was done nice and the body work is actually metal and straight.
I know single stage was OEM but its also the cheapest paint on the market when repainting a car and a wooden dash goes without saying. I'd closely inspect it before buying it. 31k with a wooden dash isnt happening in my book. You could get sway with the paint if it was done nice and the body work is actually metal and straight.
RustyRatRod
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Enamel paint is not cheaping out. It's goin the other way. Base coat clear coat was invented 2 fold. For environmental reasons and so a chimp could paint a car and get reasonable results. Having sprayed with both types, I would much rather have acrylic enamel any day. You actually have to know how to paint to use it.
The woodgrain came stock on a LOT of Mopars. Most every 70s A and B body I've ever seen, for example.
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Here is an example. Same kinda car being discussed here, a 1970 Super Bee dash. I would say if it's NOT woodgrain you need to be worried.
The woodgrain came stock on a LOT of Mopars. Most every 70s A and B body I've ever seen, for example.
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Here is an example. Same kinda car being discussed here, a 1970 Super Bee dash. I would say if it's NOT woodgrain you need to be worried.
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Nice car.
My FAV color for a Superbee
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My FAV color for a Superbee
99ss
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I took it to mean wood as in wood dash as in OEM was effed up... LMAO! Not wood grain
I disagree about the single stage.. Its cheap and easier to use than a multi stage as far as I have ever seen or seen used. Lay it down and either cut and buff or not depending on how it came out. Its not laquer. I could be wrong but thats what I have read and seen and used
I disagree about the single stage.. Its cheap and easier to use than a multi stage as far as I have ever seen or seen used. Lay it down and either cut and buff or not depending on how it came out. Its not laquer. I could be wrong but thats what I have read and seen and used
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