1970 Dodge Super Bee V Code 440 Six Pack Matching Numbers on 2040-cars
Outing, Minnesota, United States
Engine:440/6
Vehicle Title:Clear
For Sale By:Private Seller
Mileage: 33,800
Make: Dodge
Exterior Color: B5 blue
Model: Coronet
Interior Color: Black
Trim: super bee
Drive Type: automatic
1970 Dodge Super Bee v-code 440 six pack. Feature car Oct 2010 Muscle Car Review "True blue Bee". Best "B" body, 1970 & up, Midwest Mopars in the Park 2012. Beautiful B5 Blue with super rare V6b light blue C stripe. Original numbers matching numbers driveline and all components. Original rust free sheet metal on a life long 33,000 mile San Diego car. In storage since 1978 until a light restoration in 2007. Less than 1000 miles since. One owner up to his death in 2004. Column auto, black bench seat interior. Hemi suspension, 3:55 suregrip , PS, steel wheels with F70x14 redlines. Classic "low option- big motor" Mopar Muscle. Documented with original VIN tag, body VINs , original fender tag, two perfect broadcast sheets, owner history, misc maintenance reciepts, manuals, vintage photos, etc. 1 of 473 six pack auto hardtops.This is my personal car. Call, text or e-mail for additional info. Carl 218-780-2204. Vehicle listed locally and subject to prior sale.
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