Where is this Super Bee?

[elacruze]

http://forgotten-mopars.piczo.com/?g=28457903&cr=6

69DodgeCharger, this photo is attributed to you-where is this vintage musclecar storage facility?

I could probably find some time for that SuperBee.

[paironines]

69DodgeCharger gave me the number for the guy who owns that green bee, and I spoke with 69Dodge and the bee owner and they both told me the car was Super (ha) rusty so I never went and looked at it. I think the price was around $2000-2500 or? Its been a while. It's in Michigan btw.....

[69DodgeCharger]

Elacruze,

That Bee is gone now. The owner may or may not still have it. The entire yard has been cleaned out other than for the Red 67 Charger sitting there. The car was very rusty. It had been sitting in that exact spot for 15-20 years before it finally disappeared.

[elacruze]

I don't know if that's sad or not. I guess it depends on whether the cars were returned to service somehow or just crushed.

Oh well.

[Tilar]

The entire yard has been cleaned out other than for the Red 67 Charger sitting there. The car was very rusty. It had been sitting in that exact spot for 15-20 years before it finally disappeared.

Too bad. That 72 with the hideaway headlights looked like a good donor car.

[69DodgeCharger]

Tilar,

The yard with the 72 Charger with the hide aways is still open, although apparently nothing is for sale judging from the price quotes you receive from the owners. Actually they are of the opinion that damn near every car in the yard is restorable. The prices for cars start at $2,500 and go up from there. The yard is Fox's Used cars and Parts in Harrison, MI 989-539-7119 If you ever get a chance it is worth a day just wandering around looking at all the stuff. The majority of the cars still have many parts on them (because the owners want to much money!) Sadly many of the parts that were usable in the 70's and 80's  and even into the 90's when these cars were dragged in are reaching the point of no return.

[elacruze]

I remember a Fox's auto parts in Ypsilanti too, I think-as I recall they were very fond of their stuff at that location too.