Vehicle Description
It's time for you to be rollin' in your '64. This 1964 Chevrolet
Biscayne lowrider has a distinct two-tone color package, V8 power,
and a fully adjustable air ride suspension. It makes for an
attractive car, especially when this icon is also affordable.
The two-tone silver and burgundy are a well-done contrast with a
nice metallic element to unite them, giving them a nice shine as
the sunlight rolls over both colors. The arrangement has been
thoughtfully laid down using the car's natural lines as a divider.
There are more cool custom details like the half-chrome headlights
and hand-painted pinstripe on the trunk and hood. Those polished
20-inch US Mags show off the extra wide rear rubber. And the
adjustable air ride suspension lets you dial in a lowrider stance
whenever you want. More than the custom look, there are also good
fundamentals with the complete brightwork, straight panels, and
doors that shut solid. This is a car that was made for driving. So
as you look over all the details, you won't be thinking about
entering the World of Wheels. But we bet you're already fine with
that. This setup has the right fit, finish, and details to give you
carefree cruising all weekend...and turn plenty of heads while
doing it.
The interior is a nice mix of vintage style and newer components.
Places like the dash continue to show the car's vintage charm, and
even the classic AM radio is on display. But you also get freshness
in newer two-tone black and white bench seats with comfy cloth
inserts. The door panels, carpeting, and headliner also coordinate.
Everything has the clean look of an inviting car where it's easy to
take along a few friends for the ride. And the driving experience
is upgraded with features like the three-spoke Chevy steering wheel
and the auxiliary gauge trio under the dash. Plus, it's always fun
to utilize the full air ride control system from the controller
sitting next to you.
Under the hood is Chevy's 283 cubic-inch V8. It has been upgraded
with an Edelbrock suite with polished valve covers, a matching air
cleaner, and a four-barrel carburetor. Even the right supporting
components make this feel like a car for cruising, like the newer
chrome alternator, a Die Hard battery, and an aluminum radiator.
You get a nice rumble out of the dual exhaust, and the three-speed
manual gives you control of this soundtrack. And while the air ride
suspension makes for a great stance, the power steering, front disc
brakes, and ZR-rated sports tires make this a true cruising
package.
There are updates that you can do to make this car even more
personal, including adding a stereo or air conditioning. But that's
part of the fun in personalization that comes with a car like this.
So when you can find a '64 Chevy that has already been upgraded to
look and stand like the best lowrider legends, everything else is
just about making a cool custom, even more, a reflection of your
style. Call now!
