1968 Dodge Super Bee

[Paul Ceasrine]

1968 Dodge Super Bee

The 'cousin' of the Plymouth Road Runner

Available in 1968 with a 383/335 HP or 426 'Street Hemi'

Base starting price, of $3027, which was $131 more than the Road Runner.

Again, offered with the 4-speed Manual/Transmission as standard
equipment, and the 727 Automatic/Transmission as an 'option'.

The interior instrumentation on the Super Bee was borrowed from
the Rally Package of the Dodge Charger. A Tachometer ($38) was
a good added option.

A simple performance car, with Bumble Bee Racing Stripe, Power-
Bulge Hood and Black-Matte grille.

The Super Bee had a few more 'dress-ups' than the Road Runner, but
they were nearly identical.

The 383 with a 3.23 Posi-rear, was capable of 15.00's at 94 MPH.

In 1968, only available in the 'pillared coupe', 7716 total of the 383 engine equipped cars were produced.
* 2933 (4-Speeds)
* 4783 (Automatics)

In 1968, could be found in E/S or E/SA.