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1971 Dodge Super Bee
The 1971 Dodge Super Bee was more of an after thought than a deliberate
attempt to create a muscle car. Due to the success of the Super
Bee name in the past three years Dodge decided to market the car
again one final time for 1971. This time it was essentially a 1971
Dodge Charger with Super Bee badging. Underneath the sheet metal
and bumble bee image was all Charger.
The Super Bee was easily detected by its blacked out bulge hood
and large bumble bee logo found in the middle of the bulge. As in
all previous years, the Super Bee received Rallye suspension and
came standard with a 383cid motor. The hemi and six pack were still
options for this final production year.
For those Super Bee owners who opted for the "Super Trak Pack"
option they received a Dana 60 packed with 4.10 gears, larger radiator,
bigger cooling fan, dual breaker distributor, and a pistol grip
shifted 4 speed.
Models:
Hardtop only
Powertrain options:
| Cid |
Comp. |
HP |
TQ |
Note |
| 383 |
10.0 |
335 |
425 |
base motor |
| 440 |
10.1 |
375 |
480 |
|
| 440 +6 |
10.5 |
390 |
490 |
Six Pack |
| 426 |
10.25 |
425 |
490 |
Hemi |
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