Brown Bee - 1970 Dodge Coronet Super Bee 440 six pack

Wheels & tyres are Revell '86 Monte Carlo, scoop is Revell '68 Charger, RHD conversion uses most of Doyusha Nissan Cherry dash set into stock Bee one, bonnet clips are Studio 27 PE and it looks like the ink has run on the rear No. plate...

now thats one wicked ride

Wow, talk about different (in a good way) That came out fantastic mate, bet you are glad you kept going, even with all the crap you had to fix/adjust. Man you don't even look anywhere near the box, let alone outside it. Awesome.

Nice, and clean nice work....

Very nice old chap . Glad you got it finished Zen

Nice build Zen , Thanks for sharin !

Thanks folks.

Wow that's evil man! I guess it doesn't go out on the prowl at night 'cos there's no headlights to speak of?

Thats one wild bee to remember!

Thanks folks.

Tezza - There would be quick release fittings for the headlight covers inside the front wings. Possibly with a microswitch arrangement so if the lights were turned on with the covers in place a warning light lit up. The covers would add 5 to 10mph to the top speed through improved aerodynamics (and are nothing to do with the fact that having stripped the chrome off the front end I found it easier to make covers than sort the headlights out!).

Sick lookin ride zen

Well done mate , very original looking Bee, luv the light covers.

Looks like Stuntman Mike's future ride...

Turned out sweet dude, It looks like those head light covers would flip and reveal some 50 cals. This was worth the wait. well done

Shoey's headlights explanation is more believable than yours Fred. I reckon there's a little of James Bond in you that you're keeping from us.

Thanks folks.

James Bond? Nah. Try Matt Helm...

well done was worth the wait

Cheers Boothy

zenrat wrote:Thanks folks.

James Bond? Nah. Try Matt Helm...

Geez you are showing your age aren't you? One thing old Deano and I had in common is a love of good quality booze, although I never was on a par with him.