SIX-PACK TO GO SUPER BEE

SIX-PACK TO GO SUPER BEE
Dodge’s aggressive midyear, midsize & SIX-PACK TO GO SUPER BEE delivered a venomous sting without breaking the bank! Dodge’s highest-profile enthusiast offerings were the low-volume ’69 ½ Charger Daytona and Super Bee. The winged Daytona was the first stocker to clock over 200 mph on superspeedways and set Flying Mile records at Bonneville. Built off the midsize Coronet platform, the Super Bee was packaged for testosterone-infused enthusiasts. Like the streamlined Charger 500 and Charger...
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1969 DODGE MAXIMUM MUSCLECARS

1969 DODGE MAXIMUM MUSCLECARS
1969 DODGE MAXIMUM MUSCLECARS included the Six-Pack Super Bee, Charger 500, and the winged Charger Daytona, all available with the 426 Street Hemi! For the 1969 model year, Dodge carried over most of its high-performance models, and 340, 383, 440 and 426 Street Hemi engines. For increased durability on drag strips, “A33 Track Pack” and “A34 Super Track Pack” options with 9 ¾-inch Dana Sure-Grip rears were available for four-speed high-performance cars without AC. The highest-profile ...
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’69½ DODGE: STING LIKE A SUPER BEE!

’69½ DODGE: STING LIKE A SUPER BEE!
Dodge gets its Supercar act together with an aggressive midyear Super Bee with a venomous sting. Built off the midsize Coronet platform, the Super Bee was packaged for testosterone-infused enthusiasts. Like the streamlined Charger 500 and Charger Daytona, Detroit’s Creative Industries handled final assembly of Dodge’s in-your-face Super Bee. With its lift-off scooped fiberglass hood, tri-power 440 Wedge, beefy Dana 60 rear end, status graphics, taut suspension and “electric” colors, the Super ...
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