1970 Dodge Cornet Super Bee

I have an idea. You could sand the areas where the black ran until it's just on the seam, creating the door line, and polish the green out. You can also sand it down that far and re coat with green, masking the black strip underneath. I wouldn't strip it yet, and you'd have to use some thing other than thinner, as it would eat the plastic.

Oh good lord...a Super Bee.  A guy I went to high school with bought one, used....nasty fast.  The thing was a beast.  I remember the acelleration.....VERY impressive.
I wasn't there....but one day, on the back roads near where we lived....he decided to see JUST how beastie it was.  WEEEEEELLLLLL......it threw a rod and went BOOM.  They had to walk back for miles, picking up chunks of block, oil pan, crank....LOL....I'm sorry it happened, but it must have been pretty exciting when it did!

I had a chance to buy one when i was 14. I had the money but my dad said no cuz it was leaking oil. Hey wanted 1800 bux for it back in 1979 (ish)

I have an idea. You could sand the areas where the black ran until it's just on the seam, creating the door line, and polish the green out. You can also sand it down that far and re coat with green, masking the black strip underneath. I wouldn't strip it yet, and you'd have to use some thing other than thinner, as it would eat the plastic.

Thanks for the tip....I dont have any super fine sandpaper on had but will order some. What grit is recommended for this job? 1200 ?

Oh man, I would have taken it with the oil leak!  

I'd go a lot finer, starting at 2000 or 3000 grit. If you're near a Hobby lobby or lhs, there's a sanding kit that can polish all the way out if you don't think you'll need to repaint.

got her fixed, what do you think ?

 

Looks great to me. Nice recovery