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Cool. This gives me location. I talked to the paint shop yesterday and they're going to paint that on for me.

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Tim your cars are originals, use a decal since your car came with that.

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My '68 survivor was absolutely a decal... All '68 'Bees got the tail panel blackout & bee decals, even with stripe delete...

Dave at Performance Car Graphics is your man.

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I see a lot with the black out where the DODGE emblems are.

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While not correct, they do look 1,000 times better like this.

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I see a lot with the black out where the DODGE emblems are.

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While not correct, they do look 1,000 times better like this.

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Disagree .

I didn't know they all came with wheel lip mouldings. More pics of your q5 bee please . While I like that one I posted earlier (extremely nice), it's an auto on the column. Buzz kill for me.

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Interesting. I bought this Bee 2 1/2 years ago from the original owner family. It sat under a Walnut tree since 82. I replaced the front/rear frame rails, tranny crossmember support end caps, The whole rear section( trunk floor, trnk floor extensions, trunk lip gutters, tail section, repaired inner/outer wheel houses, rear cross member), both front inner fenders, trunk lid and countless tack metal and grind patches on the fenders and doors. Big project that is getting near completion. I still have it's #'s matching 383, 4spd and 3.55 rear. I'm rebuilding the 383 next year. It has a 1970 440HP2 motor in it right now. I guess to say it's nearing completion isn't true. I do still have the motor to do but I have been driving the car so that's a plus. The original buyer of the car comes over and checks out the progress. He still has the original window sticker, which I have a copy. [/quote


When the car is done you should take it by & toss him the key.. I did with my Challenger & he still talks about how cool that was fifteen years later... Dragged a hulk out of his barn & a year later drove back in a beautiful car...