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David Freiburger's 1970 Super Bee Revival, Part 2

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Uploaded by on May 9, 2011

Hot Rod Magazine Editor In Chief David Freiburger has owned this 1970 Dodge Super Bee since he was 15 years old. In 1995, it was restored in race trim with a 484ci Dick Landy Hemi, then the car sat untouched for 20-plus years. In Part 1 of this video, the HOT ROD crew jammed to get the car back on the road in a week, then headed out late to drive from Los Angeles to Las Vegas for the Moparty at the Strip race. They also blew up the transmission on the drag strip. Here in part two, watch as the guys road trip home from Las Vegas with nothing but third gear in the Torqueflite.

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  • good video. makes me want to go on more adventure road trips

  • @swinegull it does not look like a dragster buddy. More like a chassi with an engine

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  • An EVO X?? *-*

  • Why not make the Super Bee Fuel Injected, I do belive it would run smoother & the car might get a few more MPG !

  • 0 people think this video suck

  • I've got a 70 super bee, well actually 2, I need to know where did you get that hood, and what kind of wheels are you running?

  • still waiting on the conclusion of this car...

  • had two 70 bees in my teens (1987-90) both cost under 2K with 440 power.

  • Where's part 3?

  • and whats happened with the chrysler 300??

  • thanks for the ride

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