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    Thread: The Killer Bee

    1. #1
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      The Killer Bee

      A break from building traditional rods....
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      NICE!!! Great to see another pro-touring B-Body... I love it!

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      I like it ALOOooT!(with a Jim Carey sound)
      Kevin.
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      Thanks, it's nice to hear, if want to know more about the 'Bee it's on the cover of this month's Mopar Muscle.

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      That thing is sick lookin!

      Very Nice.
      True T.

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      Very nice man.

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      Very cool car. What are the details?

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      Funded and owned by Jeff Adkins

      Designed and constructed at

      Retro Rides by Rich
      Which included full metal restoration, fabrication, body work, engineering, paint and assembly



      Engine

      R5-P7 V-8 Dodge Magnum 5.9-liter NASCAR Nextel Cup Petty Enterprises Dry Sump Engine


      Freshened by Eatmon Race Engines

      Horsepower: 800+
      Torque: 450 foot/pounds
      RPM: 9,000



      Block: MOPAR
      Heads:MOPAR
      Engine Plate: Evernham Racing
      Camshaft:Competition Roller
      Valves: Del West
      Valve springs: Isky
      Belt drive: Jesel
      Crankshaft:Bryant
      Pistons: CP
      Oilpan: Moroso
      Oil pump: Barnes
      fuel pump: CV Products
      Water pump: MOPAR
      Intake: MOPAR
      Drive system:CV Products
      Headers: Custom stainless steel by Billy Valitzsky
      Carburetor:Holley 750
      Ingition: MSD
      Hoses & fittings: Aeroquip
      Transmission: Tex's Racing Super T-10
      Clutch:Tilton
      Alternator:Power Master
      Power steering pump: CV Products
      Dry sump tank:Peterson
      battery: Decca

      Body

      Color: GM Millenium Yellow
      Brand: Dupont Urethane
      Body Mods:Shaved antennea, shaved mirrors, tucked rear bumper, louvered rear belly pan, rocker panel belly pans, mini wheel tubs, aluminum crush panels
      Louvers: Punchy Louver Company


      Chassis

      Unibody modified to accomodate NASCAR drivetrain
      Subrail connectors, reinforced rear clip, custom transmission crossmember, tranmission/driveshaft tunnel, tubular gussets,heavily modified K member
      Front suspension: Torsion bar
      Upper control arms: Tubular by Billy Valitzsky
      Brakes: Bicknell Racing Products 4 piston calipers with Wilwood rotors
      Rear suspension: Jegs ladder bar with Pro Shock coil overs w/ Eibach springs
      Rear housing: Ford 9 inch by Bicknell Racing Products
      Rear Axles: Mark Williams
      Center section: Locker by Tex's Racing
      Wheels: American Racing Torque Thrust, front:16x8 Rear:17x11
      Master cylinder: 1971 Dodge Coronet



      Interior
      Console: Custom steel
      Seats: 2000 Cavalier
      Power Windows: 1999 Ford Taurus
      Steering column: Ididit
      Steering wheel: Grant
      Instruments: Auto Meter Carbon fiber
      Shifter: Hurst
      Door handles: 2002 PT Cruiser
      Audio:JVC w/ Memphis Audio speakers (6) and power amplifier


      Miscellaneous

      Brake lines hidden inside car
      Firewall heat shield: Micro Louver Heat Shield by Thermo Tech
      Header wrap: Thermo Tech
      Powder coating: Unique Coatings

      Polishing: Moe's Polishing
      Last edited by retroridesbyrich; 11-22-2005 at 01:19 PM. Reason: typo

    9. #9
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      I assume this is the same one I saw @ GG Charlotte? (near bottom of):

      http://www.cs.odu.edu/~mln/car-shows...005/Page1.html

      great looking car!!!

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      I love it. That car on the cover was the whole reason I picked up a copy of Mopar Action.

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      Super nice car! Job well done!

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      Quote Originally Posted by phonedude_mln
      I assume this is the same one I saw @ GG Charlotte? (near bottom of):

      http://www.cs.odu.edu/~mln/car-shows...005/Page1.html

      great looking car!!!
      Thanks and yes, the car was Charlotte.

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      That is a killer set up. I love it. Too much power for me at my age.

    14. #14
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      I like it alot as well! The Torque Thrust IIs look great on there as well especially the rears with such a deep dish...I wish they made em in bigger diameters with widths like that...or a 12 inch wide even...I wanna see a photoshop of it with Black centered wheels I bet it would look killer!
      J.T.

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      You were parked next to me at Rhinebeck. I had the black/green Rambler.


      Guys, this is one super detailed car. When this thing is fired up it draws quite a crowd. Although I still think I only heard 799hp but I could be wrong.

    16. #16
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      Quote Originally Posted by ViperBlue68
      I like it alot as well! The Torque Thrust IIs look great on there as well especially the rears with such a deep dish...I wish they made em in bigger diameters with widths like that...or a 12 inch wide even...I wanna see a photoshop of it with Black centered wheels I bet it would look killer!


      Yeah I thought the same thing about black or raw finish on the spokes, but I couldn't talk Jeff (Car owner) in to it.

    17. #17
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      Quote Originally Posted by BRIAN
      You were parked next to me at Rhinebeck. I had the black/green Rambler.


      Guys, this is one super detailed car. When this thing is fired up it draws quite a crowd. Although I still think I only heard 799hp but I could be wrong.


      That little Rambler was a nice piece, really different! We had a blast at Rhinebeck and it was topped off with Jeff and the Bee taking the Goodguys award and a photo feature in the Gazette.






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