Welcome to my 1971 Dodge Super Bee page. After countless searches for 1971 Dodge Super Bee pictures, I decided to create my own page. Most of the images here are pictures I have taken at the Mopar Nationals. I have found a few of them at other Mopar web sites. It seems the 1971 Dodge Super Bee was a forgotten car. The 1968-1970 Dodge Super Bee's were built on the Dodge Coronet body. In 1971, the Dodge Coronet was only offered in a four-door model and a stationwagon. So, in order for Chrysler to continue with the Dodge Super Bee model, they offered it on the 1971 Dodge Charger. This was a one year only model. Prior to 1971, the Super Bee was Dodge's low-priced muscle-car, stock with a hot four-barrel 383. The Charger was upscale in looks and price and strictly big-block in the R/T series. However, when Coronet hardtops became Chargers in the newly restyled 1971 Dodge line-up, instead of killing the Super Bee the company optioned it on the Charger as well. The Super Bee was now the no-frills Charger, and the R/T the more expensive model. That's why most of the Hemi-powered Chargers of 1971 were R/T's (63 compared to 22). Otherwise, Super Bee's, being cheaper, out-produced R/T's in 1971 by a count of 4,144 to 2,659. I will present pictures here to help anyone in the restoration of their 1971 Dodge Charger Super Bee. I will also contrast the differences between the 1971 Dodge Charger Super Bee and the 1971 Dodge Charger R/T. If you have any pictures of 1971's that you do not see here, or if you would like to exchange Mopar links, please feel free to send them to me.

Pictures are now stored on two different servers.
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