Here are the Mopar pictures from Mecum Indy. This Hemi Orange 69 Super Bee is a factory A12 car with a 4 speed. It hammered for $117.5K.

This Bright Blue 70 Hemi Super Bee is a 4 speed car with 4.10 gears and still has its original drivetrain. I believe there were only 42 Hemi Super Bees built in '70. This car was sold new at Memoly Motors in Staten Island NY. This car was featured in Muscle Car Review several years ago. It hammered for $170K.

This Hemi Orange 71 Hemi Super Bee is a 4 speed car with 4.10 gears and was sold new at Mr. Norms Grand Spalding Dodge in Chicago IL to James Cross. I believe there were only 23 Hemi Super Bees produced in '71. It hammered for $190K.

This Panther Pink 70 Challenger R/T is a 440 Six Pack car with an automatic and 3.55 gears. It was sold new at Parker Dodge in Paducah KY. I was featured in the May '01 issue of Mopar Collector's Guide. It hammered for $160K.

This Sunfire Yellow 68 Hemi Road Runner is a 4 speed car with 3.54 gears. The 68 Hemi Road Runners were the most popular Hemi cars produced from '66 through '71 with 1,019 units produced. This car hammered for $85K which appeared to be a good deal.

This Bright Red 69 Road Runner is a factory A12 car with a 4 speed and was sold new at Terry's Chrysler Plymouth in Charlotte NC. It hammered for $86K.

This Scorch Red 69 Hemi Road Runner is a 4 speed car with 4.10 gears. It was featured in Muscle Car Review a number of years ago. It hammered for $95K.

This Tor Red 70 Superbird is an unrestored car with 22K miles that was sold new at Crouch Motors in Irvine KY. It is a Six Pack car with an automatic and 3.55 gears. It was bid to $285K.

This Alpine White 70 Hemi Superbird has an automatic with 3.55 gears and was sold new at Elk Valley Dodge in Sutton WV. This is an original drivetrain car with 31K miles. It hammered for $550K.

This Formal Black 71 Hemi Road Runner has a 4 speed with 4.10 gears and was sold new at Shepherd Motor Co. in North Kansas City MO to Ralph Yarnell. This is an unrestored car with 10K miles and it still has its original drivetrain. It was featured in the April '00 issue of Mopar Collector's Guide and at that time I believe it was still owned by its original owner. It hammered for $500K.