If you go back to the original post on this blog, you will see the truck with the Super Bee decal and stripe. When I originally built this truck with the 440, I tried to stick with a 1969 Super Bee theme. The color was a correct Mopar color for the Coronet Super Bee. The gas caps were from the muscle car era. And the stripe is the classic Super Bee touch. At that time, I painted the Dodge v-8 blue 440 to a nice Hemi orange. For over a decade, we have simply called this truck the "Super Bee." So holding to the tradition, I nixed the Dodge Cummins Black and the Cummins correct baby poop tan colors and went with the Hemi orange.
Her is the engin with frash paint. I ran out of orange before I got to the oil pan.
I love the way the contrasting colors make the orange pop. I went with black on the oil pan. The chances of having this engine leak proof are slim so I thought black would be fine for the pan.
Right side.
Right again.
Her is the engin with frash paint. I ran out of orange before I got to the oil pan.
I love the way the contrasting colors make the orange pop. I went with black on the oil pan. The chances of having this engine leak proof are slim so I thought black would be fine for the pan.
Right side.
Top.
Yep.
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