Not a wrap. A full 2×2 twill carbon Kevlar body over a forged 426 stroker with direct port nitrous. The first 2007 Super Bee ever sold, built for SEMA from day one, and the most awarded late-model Dodge in the country.
Pagan gold candy for years, then the whole body relaid in 2x2 twill carbon Kevlar. Every photo below is the car, not a render.






Fully forged 7.0L 426 stroker. Direct port nitrous. Ported and polished heads with a candy-cut manifold.
Paramount NAG1 transmission with a 3,200 stall converter. 1,000 HP half shafts. Carbon fiber driveshaft.
Hood, trunk, spoiler, bumper, fenders, roof, mirrors, A, B and C pillars and side skirts laid in one-off custom molds. Over 1,500 hours. Now 100% twill 2×2 carbon Kevlar.
Pagan gold candy under four clear coats, bright yellow mesh throughout.
KW Variant 2 coilovers, front and rear sway bars, Energy Suspension bushings throughout.
Three-piece forged with candy gold spokes, a one-off design that was never put into production.
Thirty crocodile hides, each shaved, smoothed, dyed honeycomb and glossed. Dry carbon door and seat panels, black suede, yellow billet, full custom stereo.
Ken buys the first 2007 Charger SRT8 Super Bee sold, from the number one Chrysler dealer in the country, and starts the build with 25 sponsors to debut at SEMA in the Unique Wheels booth.
Joins Team Hybrid. Race, street, show, since 1995. The Bee becomes one of the club's flagship cars in Southern California.
SEMA, representing Team Hybrid in the Amsoil booth.
Six months and 1,500 hours of one-off carbon molds. Every panel remade. Pagan gold candy, four clear coats, yellow mesh.
SEMA again, one of six Team Hybrid cars on the floor, and the only full-frontal yellow carbon Kevlar Dodge Super Bee.
Full 2×2 twill carbon Kevlar body. Not a wrap. Still the most awarded late-model Chrysler or Dodge in the country.
"With dedication, hard work and the best team backing me up, I have built one Killer Bee."Ken Ticknor
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