This frame-off restored 1970 Super Bee represents genuine Mopar muscle rarity. Only 1,268 were built that year, and this V-code 440 cubic-inch six-pack engine delivers the authentic performance that made the Super Bee legendary. The 390-horsepower mill pairs with an A833 four-speed manual and Pistol Grip Hurst shifter for pure driving engagement.

The restoration is thorough, with a fresh Ram Air hood, clean undercarriage finished in body color, and dual exhaust that sounds magnificent. The exterior showcases very nice newer paint grading 9/10, a great vinyl roof, and factory Rally wheels. The crisp black interior rates 9/10 with original gauges, original radio, and proper black split bench seat. Power steering and power disc brakes modernize the driving experience.

At just 42,204 actual miles and completed less than 500 miles ago, this is a meticulously sorted example ready to drive and enjoy. The Dana 60 rear end with Posi traction adds to capability. Glass and chrome sparkle throughout. This is the investment-grade muscle car that collectors are actively seeking.