Vehicle Description
Gateway Classic Cars of Fort Lauderdale is proud to offer this 1974
Dodge Charger Super Bee tribute. This gorgeous yellow and black
charger pays tribute to the 1971 Dodge Charger Super Bee. From 1968
to 1970 the Super Bee was applied exclusively to the Dodge Coronet.
Then, in 1971 the Super Bee package was applied to the Dodge
Charger. This was the last year, until late model Super Bees, that
the Charger carried the Super Bee name. The Super Bee Charger was a
relatively rare car as there were only 5,054 ever produced in 1971.
This particular charger is powered by a 340cid V8 mated to a
3-speed automatic transmission. It drives like a true muscle car
and makes all the right sounds. The body was tripped down two years
ago and was completely restored. Any traces of rust were
eliminated. A beautiful coat of PPG paint was applied and looks
gorgeous in and out of the sun. This charger recently received a
new carburetor, intake, and factory wheels. It has a very
aggressive appearance with its front and rear spoilers, hood scoop,
Bumble Bee badges, and color combination. This Super Bee tribute
has Directed brand speakers both up front and in the rear. It's ok
if you're not a music person as the exhaust sounds fantastic. This
special Dodge features an AM/FM radio, a CD player, power brakes,
power steering, seat belts, a vinyl interior, and radial tires with
raised white letters. To see an HD video of this 1974 Dodge Charger
Super Bee Tribute, please visit www.gatewayclassiccars.com
