Graveyardcarz.com (4.8 of 5 points)

Hi Mark , my name is Jim and I see by your show your a stickler for correctly restoring a mopar if possible . I ran a drive shaft business for a number of years and have between 75 and 100 factory mopar shafts from the 60's through 70's .If you know of some one in the Tampa area they would be welcome to check them out .Also if you are ever in the area ,we have a large 426 hemi collection of parts , first hemi block , exp. heads , Landy and Sox parts etc.

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Mark, I bought a 69 Super Bee while I was stationed at Pearl Harbor. I shipped it to Oakland Ca. after discharge then drove it to Indiana. Like a lot of the young and dumb, I sold it and have been looking for it since. I have also lost track of the Vin. I assume (yea I know) the first part of the Vin. is WM23H9E. I'm also assuming that MOPARS shipped to Hawaii were assembled at the Los Angeles plant. Do you know of or how to aquir the first to last 6 assy. #'s for that year from L.A. If I am correct this would give me a heads up tracking it down. I don't think there is too many MOPARS from LA in Indiana. If I can match the numbers to a Bee then I could verify by a bullet hole repaired but hidden.

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