For Sale at Auction: 1969 Dodge Super Bee in Scottsdale, Arizona

Real Mr. Norm's A12 Super Bee sold at Grand Spaulding Dodge. The 1969 Factory Bulletin stated, "Hot new Haymaker for You from the Scat Pack Bee Hive." The "Lift-Off Hood" Super Bees were the first Six Pack cars built; Chrysler stopped the line for a special three-month run of a track-purpose, street-dominating production car. It's pure bare-bones factory muscle with no hubcaps, no power steering or brakes, and is backed by the Super Track Pack (4:10) Dana 60. This example is documented with its original Broadcast Sheet, original Fender Tag, original radiator support stampings and maintains its matching-numbers 4-speed manual transmission mated to a period-correct 440ci V8 Six Pack engine. It features the correct H-code wheels and red streak tires, and the original promotional Scat Pack color combination first seen in 1969. This Mopar is signed by Norm Kraus. **TITLE IN TRANSIT**