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Well I found out 1969 used the cable type engine ground strap and not the braided "shoelace" type,so if my Year One catalog will hurry up and get here I'll ...
RLW1972
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Jul 2, 1999
1:10 am
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had to mess around with the timing a bit,but I cranked her off.Too bad theres no radiator or I could have left her running long enough to set the timing. The...
RLW1972
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Jul 3, 1999
1:07 am
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Hey Richard;<br><br>Been away from the computer for a few days so I'm just now checking in. Congrats on the tranny!! Must be nice to hear yor beast roar. Those...
mooresolutions
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Jul 6, 1999
5:13 pm
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Don't worry about being away from the computer. I know all about priorities(LOL).Next term at Tech school will consist of 30 hours/week of just lab work plus...
RLW1972
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Jul 7, 1999
11:44 pm
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I was afraid to use the original wiring for my Bee since it sat outside so many years. I picked up both the headlight, engine and tail light wiring harnesses...
mooresolutions
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Jul 9, 1999
2:14 am
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I built a engine cubic inch program for my computer class.I got a perfect score for it,although the instructor wasn't impressed with the fact that if the CID...
RLW1972
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Jul 9, 1999
10:12 pm
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Sweet deal with the Plymouth service manual. I also love the 57 Fury - who doesn't! The manual wasn't free was it? If so tell me how.<br><br>Many years ago a...
mooresolutions
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Jul 11, 1999
7:43 pm
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I wish the manual were free,but I ended paying 20.50 + 3.00 shipping for it.It hasn't arrived yet but I'm looking forward to it.<br> I believe I know ...
RLW1972
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Jul 12, 1999
3:57 pm
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Hey guys I finally got a 69 Bee. It's just a rolling chasis and I bought it off the original owner. He took it all apart and sold the 440 out of it and tranny...
sauciuc
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Jul 12, 1999
5:20 pm
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sounds like a lot of work ,but it was priced accordingly so a good deal.Was it an original 440 six pack car(you mentioned 440)?Smells like a deal anyway you ...
RLW1972
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Jul 13, 1999
12:25 am
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Adrian;<br><br>As Richard sez "Good deal!". Anytime you can pickup a b-body with even a few salvagable parts is a worthy pickup - if you have somwhere to store...
mooresolutions
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Jul 13, 1999
3:07 am
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The car was originally 440-6pack but along the years(after1974) the owner took the 6 pack off and put a 4bbl for better gas mileage and regular driving. I got...
sauciuc
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Jul 13, 1999
4:33 am
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Adrian - you are right about the Bee and the Charger being very close in design. Actually the Bee may be just a little bit simplier. I'm also restoring a Bee...
mooresolutions
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Jul 13, 1999
8:50 pm
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Some jerk in a Suburban pulled out in front of me while I was driving my el cheapo Dodge Colt causing me to smash in the front end of my$200 car.<br> Well, ...
RLW1972
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Jul 13, 1999
10:25 pm
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Today I took all the bolts from their piles that I took off the car and put them into categories and after I soaked each category in paint thinner to get them...
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Jul 14, 1999
10:58 pm
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My first car was a 68 Plymouth Fury. What a boat! But it was tough. Without revealing my 16 year old driving skills, I can say that both sides had dents in ...
mooresolutions
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Jul 15, 1999
11:04 am
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Technically it is his fault: he pulled out of a parking lot into my lane right in front of me.Since no witnesses stopped and he got his wheels straight,they...
RLW1972
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Jul 15, 1999
3:33 pm
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Hello, My cousin owns a 1969 Dodge Superbee that he has owned since brand new. I know that his baby has a 383 with 3/4 cams and solid lifters. I do not know...
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Jul 16, 1999
3:23 pm
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Looks like a cool club.The Super Bee was built from 68-71(don't want to leave out the owners of 68's, especially since there is so few Bees period)...
RLW1972
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Jul 16, 1999
8:14 pm
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Tell us how we can find out about the SuperBee Fan Club - I'm sure we are all interested.<br><br>Jeff...
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Jul 20, 1999
1:36 am
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Just wanted to say hello to our newest members. Yes we are a small club, but we do believe in friendly talk about one of our favorite Mopars - the awesome...
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Jul 20, 1999
1:43 am
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For the benefit of all involved it might be best if we all state what year of 'Bee or clone we own.I own a 69 Clone that I wrench on frantically when I have...
RLW1972
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Jul 21, 1999
5:37 am
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Great idea Richard.<br><br>I have a 69 Sixpack Bee. I bought it in 1990. It is all original except the paint (now B7 Blue). I'm trying to make it a 99 point...
mooresolutions
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Jul 22, 1999
3:35 am
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I'm considering making my own accessory brackets for my 383 69 Bee clone.These would be identical to what the factory used Except they would be machined from...
RLW1972
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Jul 25, 1999
5:01 am
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You can get to superbee fan club by typing<br><a href=http://www.clubs.yahoo.com/clubs/superbeefanclub...
barbadenieve
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Jul 25, 1999
8:33 pm
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Knowing that you are making a clone, I like the idea of the powder-coated aluminum. On my Challenger RT, I used to have chromed bolts through out the engine....
mooresolutions
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Jul 27, 1999
12:22 am
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Did you check out the new photos? Thanks for the gold 69 Bee pic! Richard, I thought you had a new picture ...<br><br>Jeff...
mooresolutions
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Jul 27, 1999
12:25 am
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Some of the pieces may need to be beefed up to withstand the load,but I think it would be neat looking and mildly different as opposed to radically different...
RLW1972
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Jul 27, 1999
2:46 am
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Anyone tried the powdercoating kits from the Eastwood Company? If so,was it easy/difficult?<br>Richard...
RLW1972
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Jul 31, 1999
3:38 pm
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No Richard; I haven't tried the powder coating system from Eastwood. I did get the spray paint system that looks like cad plating. I must admit it looks pretty...
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Aug 2, 1999
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