u/cdsbigsby

I have a theory but want some other opinions.

Clues:

- this ran in the compact modified class against things like Toyota Camrys, 90s Chevy Monte Carlos, and AMC Spirits. Typically the 'compact' class is defined by wheelbase but I couldn't find the wheelbase limits in the rules

- it was rear wheel drive with I believe a 4 cylinder engine, but very likely not the original engine to the car

- the only original looking part of the body is the roofline, hence the close up pic of the rear pillar

- rims are not original to the car.

- seat may or may not be original to the car

First time I've ever been to a cars & coffee, classics were in the minority but still some really cool cars

The '68 Super Bee is mine. Didn't even have time to wash it.

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This is my first Cars & Coffee I've ever been to and it's a weird show but kinda neat. Not many Mopars but still cool to walk around.