Vehicle Description
This 1962 Chevrolet Biscayne offers that true classic cruiser
attitude that delivers just a hint of sleeper. That's why the
two-door has cool custom details on the outside, a driver-focused
interior, and extra V8 power under the hood.
The '62 Biscayne was the kind of car that announces a new era in
styling. Tailfins were dead, and the '60s were going to be all
about sharp styling. It includes the dual creases in the hood,
pointed rear overhangs, and dual pleats that run the full length of
the car. And Chevy made the two-door post body quite desirable with
wraparound rear glass. It's this kind of style that made people
instantly gravitate towards them and add custom details. This one
upholds that tradition with a full blue pinstriping kit against the
glossy Ermine White. And have you spotted how the trunk asks "Where
were you in '62?" While you're back there, check out the upgrade to
the Impala's triple taillight package. Dual exhaust tips and
upgraded 15-inch polished alloys give this some sporty style. The
whole package likes to strike a balance between attractive
additions and a sort of street machine attitude. So it really feels
just like the kind of car you would cruise if you were part of the
young and hungry American Graffiti crowd.
The blue pinstripe is a preview of the full blue interior. The
Biscayne offers plenty of full-size comfort to carry family and
friends across two rows of wide benches, but you can really start
to see inside how this is more of a street machine built around the
driver. You get a wood and chrome sports steering wheel, and beyond
that, the dash is upgraded with modern SunPro white-faced auxiliary
gauges. And that large tach goes really well with the Hurst floor
shifter.
Under the hood, the polished components and checkered firewall
really let you know they made this V8 a bit hotter. The 350
cubic-inch motor has been upgraded with an Edelbrock four-barrel
carburetor, Edelbrock intake, and headers feeding the dual exhaust
w/Flowmasters. This enhanced power package fires up eagerly like
it's ready to hit the streets, and the four-speed manual
transmission gives you complete control over it all. And features
like front disc brakes and wide modern tires make this a confident
driver.
It's time to tell your own American Graffiti story, and this
distinctly different Biscayne knows how to do it right. Call
today!!!