'69 Super Bee, #s 383/4-sp, Parked Since '79
 

Great colors...and what a cool time capsule! Sporting some 15x6 Cragar G/Ts for a tough look.

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Cragar G/T 's,my all time favs!Had them,with spinners,back in the day on my '66 Chevy 2.

Car looks pretty good but that back bumper is gone. Gonna need a lot of work to bring it back, I would think 25-30K tops or you will be in it for too much.

Look at the rust on the speedometer face and the shifter handle :ooo: That car has seen some serious moisture. I can only imagine what it looks like under the dash. Too bad, because it sure looks pretty solid otherwise. Does the cat come with the car?

I agree and there is a ton of sealer at the bottom of the rear window. I was surprised there was any trunk left. Seller doesn't say WHERE in Oregon it came from. If within 100 miles of the coast, it could have seen salty humidity.
It is a neat car and I do like the color combo, but it just doesn't feel like it should be worth 25k as a project car. At 90 rounds on the clock and the engine left open to the atmosphere for 44 years, that alone will need a complete tear down and rebuild too. I don't see anyone "getting it running to drive", like the seller says.

Maybe the "Roadkill" crew???