1970 Dodge Super Bee Hemi 2-door coupe – 4 examples
The 1970 Super Bee had a great design and the best of corporate technology in the form of mighty Hemi engines. Most of the cars they made were hardtops or convertibles. But Dodge offered a two-door pillared coupe as well. This was the choice of serious street racers who wanted the lightest body with the most powerful engine. That is what the 1970 Super Bee 2-door with the Hemi really was. Only four left the factory, all with manual transmission (via Automobile Catalog).
The 1970 Super Bee was the last of its kind since the 1971 model was based on the Charger, not the Coronet body style. With an aggressive design, an excellent lineup of engines, and a crazy name, it was a favorite with street racers of the period.