Very nice and a good deal! Your dad must be ecstatic that he finally replaced his old F6 A12 Bee

He is having a blast. I am so glad that the mopar hobby has come full circle again. Really want to thank our dad for getting us into this hobby.

Awesome car. It's far better than any restored example IMO. I agree; I'd be changing the seats and wheels....man those cragars just scream 1980's don't they?

....I probably couldn't live with the modified hood either but if it was modified once to make it taller, it could be modified again to make it shorter.....

Your dad must be on cloud nine! good for him.


Dave

Awesome score! It will make letting that ragtop bee go a whole lot easier. It looks like Dads car will be a keeper for life! I can`t wait to see it!

wow...wow.

Seriously ripping piece... I would leave it as is (maybe except for the seats).

That is one BAD car that you have. Congrats to you and your Dad on the score.
Matt

Congradulations!!! It dosent get any better than this. I'm sure Keith Hasnt slept for a week!! cant wait to see it

Very cool

Tell him to paint the tailpanel.

Being a huge fan of original Mopar's I am speechless! To think this type of vehicle survived this long without being hacked up,abused & left for dead is just mind bogling!! Ryan I know your Dad has to be on cloud 9...Can't wait to see it up close and personal in PA!! A huge congrats! D

Question- was this car Zibarted/Rusty Jones'ed when new? If not- what is the body plug in the door jam for? Just curious.

As I said before- serious score. Very happy for your father.

It was and I believe they have all of the receipts for it in the pile of paperwork. There is even paperwork on the Line Lock that was installed. The owner kept everything for this car, the paperwork is just insane. Ryan is spending all day tomorrow making copies of the paperwork and then our dad will be tucking away the originals for safe keeping. I am sure he will be posting a bunch of pics on here tomorrow.
I will add the story as well as posting a bunch of data for reference over on the A12 site as well.

Here's the paper work on the line lock that was installed some time back.

I'll add some more pics when I get back on the computer today. Just coming down from all the excitement from yesterday. It sure was a blast(lol).

4:30 AM. Do you ever sleep??

I just want to thank both of my sons,(Reid and Ryan) for making my dream come true .How many guys do you know that were handed the keys to a one year old 1969 1/2 when they were 16 yrs old. I sold the car when my first baby came along.(have you heard that story before) And then 40 years later these babies that were responsible for me selling my 69 1/2 found me a very low mileage f6 1969 1/2 bee that is rock solid and the same f6 bright green as my first bee.
The car was delivered from illinois to maine yesterday morning around 6:OCLOCK and by 11:oclock it was registered and i was driving it everywhere.I felt like i was 16 all over again.Cant explain the feeling. Thanks Guys ,love you. Oh and to complete the day we went with my youngest son Ryan to pick up his one of 33 1971 340 cuda 4 speed cars that he just purchased.you just dont have a lot of days like that.now that is what mopar memories are made of.10 inches of snow today.Go figure