both of the Scat Pack Bee signs

The top is from the Steve Juliano Collection http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2008/11/steven-juliano-collection-im-betting.html the bottom is from a post in response to a guy finding it thrown away when his family cleared out the garage. Nuts right! http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2012/01/found-in-family-members-garage-rafters.html

Super Bees in Mexico looked like the Dart/Aspen

Above from http://www.forbbodiesonly.com/moparforum/showthread.php?50882-What-is-a-Mexican-Super-Bee-Worth

Yellow Bee found on http://www.cardomain.com/ride/3228514/1974-dodge-demon/photo-gallery/

a North Carolina mopar collection was just photographed in all it's dusty barnfind glory

the whole gallery at http://barnfinds.com/the-north-carolina-find-mopar/#more-21069c

Damn... the coolest tail panel on a '68 Coronet I've seen!

Found on https://www.facebook.com/groups/dcsboc/

Comparison of rims to choose the best looking on a 1969 Coronet

Another useful Facebook aspect is the "group" method of getting in touch with every one with a similar hobby... just the same as a "forum" style website, but without the need to guess what the headlines mean. https://www.facebook.com/groups/dcsboc/

interesting comparison between the 4 models of 1968 Coronet, base, 500, Bee, and R/T

440 and Bee on the left 500 and R/T on the right

from https://www.facebook.com/groups/dcsboc/

classic 1970's "groovy" advertising for Six Pack cars, Jay has found some really cool forgotten advertising!

imagine what this dealership must have looked like

46 Road Runners and 47 Super bees on the lot at the same time. Pure Mopar awesome.

And think of how that place must have sounded with a couple of customers test driving at the same time. Ooof!

Does anyone have a photo of a big Mopar dealership with the lot full in 1968 -69? I'd love to see that!

the new Charger Super Bee... has this in the display screen between the speedo and the tach

his wings move on the cars screen...