Quarter Panels Circle, Lettering & Bee Decals
(1968, 1969, 1970 Dodge Super Bee)
The "Super Bee" lettering and bee was invented by a Chrysler designer at his kitchen table one Saturday afternoon in late 1967. Chrysler had an internal search for ideas for a cheap Dodge B-body muscle car. This man on that day came up with the "B" body car being called a "Super Bee"! He won the contest handily!
Decals are precision-cut to be exactly like the original (shown in photo inset), using the highest quality 3M vinyl. Quarter panel die-cut circle-lettering-bee only, no stripe car. Bee is printed with black and yellow transparent ink that allows the reflectivity of the top-quality reflective white vinyl to show through. Correctly pre-cut contour around bee. Right or left, 6¼" diameter circle. 1968 decals have locator tab, as original. Also available in "ledger paper" light green, as shown.
Original colors for quarters circle/lettering are gloss black, gloss white, and tomato red. Can be ordered in other colors,
including Avery carbon fiber. Reflective vinyl costs more than nonreflective.
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