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Forty years parked. Now the Super Bee moves—and stops. Keep the sound on for “and she even stops!”
Watch Part 5 with sound on YouTube
Jeff and the crew have brought this once-seized 383 a long way. After forty years sitting, the 1968 Dodge Super Bee is moving under her own power in a short shop-lot test. There is more work ahead.
We are checking the engine-block stamping. A match has not been verified yet.
Sell her as-is—or keep restoring?
What would you do next? If you would sell, what do you think she is worth? Share your thoughts on our social posts, send this to a Mopar friend, and follow That’s Minor Customs for the next chapter.
Got a classic of your own? Call (586) 690-8072 to plan a shop visit at That’s Minor Customs in Sterling Heights, Michigan.
Watch the Super Bee story in order
- Part 1 — The 40-year-old barn find
- Part 2 — The build-sheet discovery
- Part 3 — Jeff can start a rock!
- Part 4 — Forty years quiet. Turn this up.
- Part 5 — Sell as-is or keep restoring? You are here.
To be continued…