that was a sheer pleasure seeing that video, i live in scotland so you tube is the only place i get to see old mopars (always been my favorite cars) the man who done the work is doing a special thing by keeping cool history alive and well, cheers
Hi ye ti, Happy to read you enjoy this episode. Thank you for viewing and sharing your thoughts. Hope you Subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this RU-vid Channel, Lou
Lou you've done it again, love your videos. let's cancel the new top gear and give you an hour long show on prime time. no more FWD diesel hatchbacks on TV we want plum crazy purple /440s
I had a 1970 plum crazy 440 6 pack automatic superbee from 1970 to 1974. bought new from Mr Norms with a white interior. I would give anything to have it back again.
beautiful car he did a very nice job on that restoration!!!! I would proudly drive that everywhere wrapped in bubble wrap so nothing bad could happen to it
Hi Andrew Kreds, Agreed, beautiful & very nice restoration :-) There is something you can put on your car called a "clear bra" which protects your car and it have the ability to "bubble wrap" with out the "bubble" look and keeps the paint looking good. Lou
Hi Lenny Micheloni, Happy to read this car is your Fathers car :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing. Hope you see many cars on this Channel you enjoy! Please Subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this RU-vid Channel, Lou
unreal. those hood scoops with 440 on them are menacing and intimidating to any chevy or ford. plum crazy, pistol grip macho shifter, 4 speed ,six pack induction , tic toc tach, ram charger intake, super bee badges...amazing mopar
This was my fathers original car. In the video. To the vin. Before it was sold we drove all the way to illinois to see it in person. A very touching moment for my father to sit in that driver seat and start it after all of those years apart from it.
Such a good job done on the restoration. Enjoyable car to video. Hope you'll get your 70 Charger together one day. Thanks for viewing and commenting, Lou
Doom666 Hey,thanks a lot friend. Its a Satellite Sebring... but I've got the RoadRunner horn,and the RoadRunner bird cutout. You might remember this car if youve seen the show: Dukes of Hazzard. It was Daisy's car for a short period until it was sadly ran off a cliff...Meep Meep. Mopars or no car.
Ohhh okay man, right on though, that's still a really cool/badass car... I honestly haven't heard too much about the Satellite Sebring, but now I gotta check some videos out of it, in action. But I love the good ol' Dukes Of Hazard and of course the beautiful Daisy Duke, mhmm. Haha, I still watch the episodes online from time to time. That's some interesting stuff though man, and good luck during your restoration project.
Man that thing is sharp looking in plum crazy purple with the dog dish caps. 68-70 Roadrunners and Super Bees might be my favorite of any muscle cars. Especially the 69 A12 cars and the 70 440 six pack equipped cars as well. The 440 was a way better engine for regular street driving than the tough to tune and tempramental 426 Hemi and the six barrel 440s had more low end grunt than a Hemi from what I hear but the Hemi would beat them over a longer distance
Just a question right there, what does the sentence "We have a Winner for you" mean? I am sorry, I am not a native. Is it like some special frase, or have i won something or... ? :D Thanks.
In 1970 the Mercury Montego and Cyclone were the largest mid sized cars. All but the wagons rode on a 117" wheelbase, they were 77" wide and 209" long...less than an inch longer than a 66 Plymouth Fury. The Dodge Coronet was the second largest midsized coupes, sedans and convertibles at 117" wheelbase 207" long and 76" wide.
This is the exact kind of car I want. Vinyl top, 440 engine, six pack 3 barrel carburetor, 4 speed manual and purple, but probably mines will be a Super Bee beacuse it's much cheaper than the R/T. What do you think of Manual transmission? I bet it's a lot of fun, have a day, John
Hi John, Glad you found one you like :-) I have a manual and automatic, I like them both depending on how I'm feeling. If I feel like driving, I like the manual. If I feel like cruising and relaxing, the automatic is nice, Lou
carpet in these older cars called loom. looks like thick yarn. we sew heel pad and glue it down. on trucks with no chrome sail plates we sew strip vinyl inch takes 3 inch strip to taco the end carpet for show cars mostly. 1 screw can twist ruin carpet. pretty cut around screws and bolt. anyone can lay carpet
A simple example like the superbee emblem and the exotic paint shows u how car designers back then really did love what they do. Car manufacturers made cars for car guys. Dedication. Look at the same manufacturers now. It's depressing what they've come to
i did upgrade it to all steel braded lines and the engine and tranny was still the org. ones that come from the factory but i was just wondering if that car was rare? as the guy i sold it to still has it and may sell it back to me
So here are two questions for you? Do you miss the car? Do you have the funds? If the answer to both questions are yes, and the Owner is willing to sell you the car, then go and get it back, Lou
Hi Wolf Pack, An interesting time for the Mustang. I'm looking for good examples of 1972-1989's. I'm not seeing many in my travels. When I see one worthy of sharing, we'll both enjoy that one, Lou
@Wolf Pack.....The 1971 *BOSS* 351 was the hot set-up. Four-bolt mains, solid cam, 11.1-1 forged pistons. In that form it was a beast. By 1973 the 351C was neutered by emissions regulations.
Lou, on your thumbnail that big dark tree looked like a big cloud of dark smoke coming out of the rear window of the Super Bee. Had me worried for a minute...can't afford to lose any of these Bees. Beautiful car. Iconic style Great color. 440 six pack with functional ramcharger and a pistol grip 4 speed. One small quibble- I know he was going for that stock look, but he could make an exception for the wheels. I think they're the ugliest wheels i've ever seen, but I understand that some people like them.
Hi Cincy Spin, Now that you say that about the tree, it does look like a big black cloud. Thank you for viewing, and sharing, and let's save the Bee's :-) Lou
If you travel across America and flay as far as Arizona, I don't think you go to Canada (even though it's pretty close) because of passport and security reasons. Maybe one day you will visit Edmonton, Toronto, etc
I'd like to go there. If my travels head up north, you'll se of those cars too. Many times I get to video our Canadian Friends in AZ and at some of the car shows here in the USA.
Hi ron simpson, Speaking of a "Yellow Bee", I think you might enjoy this video link. Lou ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-g1mR_fkKHFs.html
My cousin and I owned a hyped-up'72 Satellite (which he always referred to as a Charger) which was Waaay too fast for a couple of 16-year olds! My grandfather had a '70 Superbee, 383 Magnum, Drab Olive from the factory (different colour scheme in Canada?) which he used to tow the motorhome! Until someone t-boned him -- that guy shoulda got life in jail!
Hi Grunthos the Flatulent, Happy to read this car brings back memories of you & your Cousins car :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing. Hope you see many cars on this Channel you enjoy! Please Subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this RU-vid Channel, Lou
Hi Mauro Sérgio Franzoni Júnior, Thank you for viewing and sharing. Hope you see many more cars on this RU-vid Channel you enjoy. Please subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this RU-vid Channel, Lou
Hi Jan Schroder, Sounds like FUN! Hope you see many more cars on this RU-vid Channel you enjoy. Please subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this RU-vid Channel, Lou
