1970 Dodge Super Bee

• The light blue paint is glossy over straight panels, with the black rear stripe, Super Bee decals and bright rear chrome all complete.
• The black steel wheels with small hubcaps and blackwall tires give a plain sleeper look, with no damage visible.
• The black bucket seats, rear bench, door panels and carpets look clean and unworn, with a pistol-grip shifter and woodgrain console trim.
• The dash is filled with aftermarket round gauges in a carbon-look panel, plus a push-button start, replacing the factory instruments.
• The odometer photo shows 32,907 miles on the aftermarket speedometer.
• The black headliner looks taut, and the floor mats are embroidered HEMI.
• The engine bay is painted body color and holds a modern HEMI 6.1L engine with a large silver intake and cone air filter, presented clean and dry.
• No trunk photos are in the set, so the trunk floor and spare can't be judged.
• No underside photos are in the set, so the floors, frame and exhaust can't be judged.

Money: At $119,950 the money buys a sharp-looking modern-HEMI restomod on this evidence, with little to budget for cosmetically, but the trunk and underside are never shown and the unseen chassis is what matters most at this price.