The 1969 Dodge Coronet Super Bee is one of the most recognizable muscle cars of the Mopar golden era, built with a no-nonsense attitude and serious performance in mind. Designed as a street-focused alternative to the more upscale R/T models, the Super Bee paired bold graphics and aggressive styling with big-block power, making it a favorite among enthusiasts then and now.

This example has undergone a complete rotisserie restoration and retains its original sheet metal, a major plus for collectors. Finished in its original orange color, the car presents with strong visual impact and classic Super Bee personality. With only a few hundred miles driven since completion, it maintains a fresh, tightly sorted feel that reflects the quality of the restoration.

Under the hood sits a Mopar 440ci V8 paired with a 4-speed manual transmission, delivering the raw, engaging driving experience that defines late-1960s muscle. The inclusion of the Air Grabber hood adds both performance presence and functional appeal, while power steering and front disc brakes help keep the car manageable and enjoyable on modern roads.

Inside, the cabin has been fully refreshed and presents beautifully, featuring a center console with a Hurst shifter and a clean, factory-style layout. From its aggressive stance to its big-block soundtrack, this 1969 Super Bee is a well-executed restoration built to impress at shows and deliver thrills behind the wheel.