1961 Chevrolet Biscayne 4dr Post on 2040-cars
Chicago, Illinois, United States
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235/Powerglide combo Manual steering and brakes Sits on 78 Camaro wheels with new rubber RUNS STRONG, DRIVES GREAT, STOPS WELL I bought this car from a guy sight unseen with the promise of it being a rust free runner that belonged to some old farmer. I found out he is a liar!!! When the car arrived. It did not run and was hit in the quarter. My friend put another carb on the car and did some tuning and it now runs and shifts great. Starts everytime I'm not a shyster so lets be upfront... It needs door panels, partial trunk pan, drivers quarter, rear and front passenger floor pans, turn signal wiring harness, package tray, and exhaust from front to back. Ask questions, I don't want to rip anyone off. There is no rot on outer body or frame. Bumpers are clean (except for that corner where it was hit, but it's a 3 piece bumper). It's a 4dr post, all glass is good. I want this car, I like this car (despite all its imperfections), however in my busy life I can't give it the time. The Biscayne was the poor man's Impala or Bel Air, but still one of the coolest cars of the 1960s The car is 53 years old, so its sold as is where is. Take a look and you be the judge. I have been as honest as possible in describing the car. Please ask questions. Thanks for looking |
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