superbee stripe on duster

[DusterBoy15]

ive seen the super bee stripe on a duster and i cant seem to find it maybe some one can help or photo shop it or something thanks

 

[340mopar]

Bumble bee stripes are a Dodge thing not a Pymouth thing in case you didn't realize that.


Chuck

 

[DusterBoy15]

so maybe it was a dart that had it like a dart sport not sure still looked good

 

[fastnos]

I looked on the web and found these...

http://www.autohobbydigest.com/mxbee.html

http://www.allpar.com/world/mexico.html

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1970...59112397QQihZ008QQcategoryZ6410QQcmdZViewItem




It looks like it started out as a Valiant (Plymouth) based a body. Some web sights have a few pictures of them, hope it helps.

 

[DusterBoy15]

ummm not really but thanks.... i want to know what the stripe looks like on a duster but thanks

 

[player1up]

Dusterboy, are you talking about the cigar (tail) band of a super bee?

 

[DusterBoy15]

i think so like the ones the darts have

 

[player1up]

how 'bout here:

http://www.plymouthduster.org/dusters35.htm

not a very good representation but it gives you the general idea.

I had thought about that a while back and decided that it would look ok from the side but when it wraps up onto the trunk it might get weird. Like going right through the middle of the truck lid.
would have to do some serious trial and error to get it to look right, and I'm sure that there are VERY few that have that look.

 

[DemonDave]

You'd be better off replicating a 71 Roadrunner-ish stripe for the Duster:

The bumblebee stripes only really work on square-bodied cars... the rounder cars have too many oddball angles on their surfaces.