It's funny how some cool cars are out there, but they aren't complete, are estimated to be as rare as gold egg laying geese, and just as valuable, but no buyers agree. This is a 71 440 6 pack Super Bee, sold by Mr Norm. Problem is, the guy who has the engine, wanted a mint, and the guy who owned the car didn't want to pay that much.

So, instead of putting the car back together, and restoring it (possibly) and then selling it at auction after taking it through the car show circuit for free publicity (MCACN barnfinds for example) 

Too much greed is involved, and everyone wants to get rich, but no one wants to put the car back together - just like the old man with the car that sits in the front yard rusting away, and insists he's going to fix it up some day, this car is doomed. It's in a warehouse owned by Mega Parts of Coon Valley, Wisconsin, and they ain't going to do jack squat about getting this roadworthy ever again. Ain't that ridiculous

If it's a stick shift, it's one of 30. If it's an automatic, it's one of 69

https://www.autoevolution.com/news/1971-dodge-super-bee-hidden-in-a-warehouse-is-a-rare-six-pack-mr-norm-s-car-239864.html#