AZ car guy
01-26-2009, 05:42 PM
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AZ car guy
Hey how is everyone here? Ok right up front about me. I am a Ford guy that is working on a good friends 69 Superbee. The car is a all numbers matching 383, 727 & 8 3/4 car. I have been searching the net looking for info on this car but have been unable to find the things that I need info on. I figured the next best thing was to join a Mopar forum and get the info from the people that live,eat & drink Mopars.This Superbee is a solid car and has the potential to be a very nice car.........Mike.
. im sure we will help you as much as we can. what do you need to know? that mopar is the best (hehehe)
01-26-2009, 06:02 PM
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Well I am trying to fix the factory gauges and looking for the heater/ac control switche panel. I am also looking for dash trim peices. That is the start of it for now and I am sure that I will be on here quite a few more times looking for parts and knowledge. Oh and by the way where does the coolent temp sender go on the 383B engine. Thanks Mike.
01-26-2009, 08:16 PM
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Mopar Lover
Welcome fordmike and im sure we can help on almost everything you need to no but what about the gauges are you trying to do to them as most of them get old and brittle so they need to be replaced or upgraded as in most makes and models ----- one of the best places to get original parts for the bee is to surf the ebay sellers as they usually have a good source for the parts you are looking for , good luck and ask away 
and im sure once you build the bee you will want to go to the best after trying the rest hehehe
and im sure once you build the bee you will want to go to the best after trying the rest hehehe
01-27-2009, 07:21 AM
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Welcome to the forum.
There is a guy on here that is selling some parts in the classified section. Also, take a look on craiglist, there are usually some people on there. If you do go on craigslist, go the the NH section and do a search for mopar parts. There is a guy in the town of Claremont that is selling a boat load of mopar parts like trim pieces and odds and ends.
There is a guy on here that is selling some parts in the classified section. Also, take a look on craiglist, there are usually some people on there. If you do go on craigslist, go the the NH section and do a search for mopar parts. There is a guy in the town of Claremont that is selling a boat load of mopar parts like trim pieces and odds and ends.
01-27-2009, 05:31 PM
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Hey thanks guys for all the info. I am a car guy and even though I am into Fords I like to see AMERICAN iron being restored,raced and driven. To me there is nothing better then crusing around in an old AMERICAN car or truck for all to see and getting all the thumbs up and waves every you go.
01-27-2009, 06:50 PM
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Hey thanks guys for all the info. I am a car guy and even though I am into Fords I like to see AMERICAN iron being restored,raced and driven. To me there is nothing better then crusing around in an old AMERICAN car or truck for all to see and getting all the thumbs up and waves every you go.
keep us up to date and hope we can see some pics when you get a chance
01-27-2009, 08:28 PM
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Mopar Lover
Hey thanks guys for all the info. I am a car guy and even though I am into Fords I like to see AMERICAN iron being restored,raced and driven. To me there is nothing better then crusing around in an old AMERICAN car or truck for all to see and getting all the thumbs up and waves every you go.
thats why i love driving my car
02-13-2009, 11:41 PM
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thinkin with me dipstick
there is/was a good junkyard on 21st ave and deer valley. had quite a bit of old mopars. it's been a while, i dont remember the name but they were next to the impound yard there...
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