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1963 Chevrolet Biscayne 63 Chevy Biscayne Not Bel Air Or Impala No Reserve on 2040-cars

Year:1963 Mileage:97200
Location:

Northfield, Ohio, United States

Northfield, Ohio, United States
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1963 Chevrolet Biscayne


 


 


Body:


The door handles have been removed with Remote entry.   All body moldings have been removed with hole professionally welded and repaired.   Front and rear bumper have been turned from a 3 piece bumper to a 1 piece, by welding the seams together and removing all bolt holes.   The front floor pans have been replaced along with the trunk pan.    The car have been painted in a Hot rod black finish, while the bumpers , grille, headlight and taillight bezels all are gloss black.  The car sit just right with front cut coils springs and rear 3” lowered springs.  


 


 


Engine/Suspension



The motor is a 350CI. Backed by a 350 Trans with a floor shift.   Holley 600 Carb, Edelbrock intake, Comp cam which has a mild rumble, a newer timing chain, oil pump and rings.   This Chevy has an electrical fuel pump, back up to a 2.5 “ dual exhaust, it’s stainless from rear of mufflers to back of car.     Front disc brakes are upgraded from the original drums. The rear drums remain all back by a dual master cylinder.  It has been converted to a 605 steering box, bigger heavy duty sway bars both front and rear. 


 


Wheels:


 


New- Boss 338 Gray spoke rims – Fronts are 18x8, and the rears have a healthy 18 x 9.5 Inch rims stuffed into the back.  The front tires are 225-45-18 and 255-45-18 Hercules.


 


Interior:


Brand new Red Headliner, carpet, door panels.   The interior is done in a very tastefully manner with a red Rolled and pleated tweed material.   3 spoke red steering wheel while the door handles and window cranks were painted to match perfectly.


 


This is a great running driving affordable car to pick up for the Cruisin Season.    The items that need attention are the following.  


Needs Speedo cable


Tach does not work at high speeds


No Detent cable for passing gear, shift car into second for passing gear.


A/C does not work- It’s all there, just needs attention.


No Heater- Fan only blows on high speed.


 


 


Please contact me for showing or any additional information or questions-  The Car is located between Cleveland and Akron Ohio.   Jim 330-350-1788.


500.00 Paypal Deposit required 48hrs after auction ends.  Balance Due at pick up prior to car leaving my possession.


 



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