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Re: 1968 Dodge Super Bee
Great Digging Pete,
From what I dug up, The 1968 Super Bee {383/335 HP} Automatic was a Street-Driven 'Shop Car' that was tweaked. Ran in 'E/SA' in 1968. Won a 'few' Class Trophies at {AHRA Tracks} Lions Dragway and Freemont Dragstrip in 1968, including winning 'Formula Stock' {E/SA} at Freemont Drag Strip on June 22, 1968. * E/SA {Dick Landy}....... 13.67 @ 102.10 MPH Last edited by Paul Ceasrine; 05-16-2014 at 06:10 AM. |
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my bad
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Nope, that's the 440 Magnum-powered Coronet R/T. Check out the placement of the Hemi scoop on the Charger. I never noticed this before. I guess DL wanted to achieve a cowl induction-type effect. M68
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Mopar68,
That is correct. In the background, that is the 1968 Coronet R/T {440/375 HP} which ran in both SS/F and SS/FA in NHRA. Younger brother Mike Landy drove that car. The 1968 Super Bee {383/335 HP} that was the 'Shop Car' had the same paint scheme and Cragar Wheels, But, less the 'Decals' and lettering. |
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Yes, that was my Dads car. At the time it had a 68 vin# but looks like a 69 (front and rear)
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October 4, 1967
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Did your father purchase the bee from Jerry Perkel's White Bear Dodge? I remember in 1970 there was an ex Landy car on the Perkel's lot, but I cannot remember details. It was painted up in the Landy color scheme is about all that I can remember about the car.
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It was all silver at the time, but their were red and blue stripes underneath the silver paint. |
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