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As someone looking for a nice b-body, asking prices like this are nauseating. I hope there isn’t a poor soul out there that would even inquire about it… hideous
It could have been a nice cruising small block car till some dumb *** thought let’s make it a bee. It can be undone but it will cost! There is nothing wrong leaving it be what it was born as imo!
Yea that's a hard pass for me... I generally do not have anything at all against tributes either as long as the build is cohesive and flows, but this is just a mess.
My Coronet pro-touring build will be getting a super bee stripe, even though it was born a 440. It will piss off the purists... but so would chopping up original bee. Always wanted a super bee since I was a kid, there's just something about that graphic. And to me it was not worth all that extra money just to have a different letter in the VIN. I'm working literally every inch of the car and when it goes back together, it is whatever I say it is. Its going to be a driver, not a collectors item.
My 71 Chevelle was not born an SS either but it proudly wears the emblems. I spent my youth and a good 3 years salary putting it together the way I wanted and stuffed a roots blown 489 in there. I think I earned it. If that is not the spirit of Super Sport.. I don't know what is.
In my opinion, If it is a custom build, do your thing, just be honest. But mashing together several different OEM trims is not paying tribute to anything.