Thanks everyone, and special thanks to Lee for the cool (as always) photos and Dave's opinion, although, I'm disappointed I didn't get a Dave Pun - something like being flabberglassted or "not being clearly divided on the scoop" or "green gel coat envy" or something similar!

:)

In any event, it's not worth it (to me) to investigate further as the current owner is looking for low four figures for it! And "it can sit another thirty years as long as he cares..." side note, it'll no longer be his issue by 2050...

I'll take the '69 BEE, please...:flag:

There is another hood somewhere down the road just waiting to be found, and quite likely in better shape. Never give up.....

The underside of this hood looks just like the Harwood produced hoods that have been discussed on the site recently. It’s construction appears like my stinger hood and other ones. I don’t know much about the Mopar stuff but it looks like a Harwood produced piece from its underside view. Good find.

Hmmm, I see. :hmmm:Well, there’s no doubt that the glassification of this hood will make one gesticulate correctly searching for a correct hood for one’s A12, but the condition and four figures?! Gonna have to quote my favorite Decepticon from the Transformers here, Negatron. “Nope, not gonna happen, nuh-uh, no way.”:thumbsdown:

Cheers:beers:

Dave

There, now I can sleep. Thanks Dave!

Also looks like the ones from “unlimited” in SoCal. I have an original for a Super Bee, however I need one for a roadrunner!! Or sell the rr and find a sb, hmm, probably not in my cards!:beers: