1968 biscayne l-89 427
 

anyone know who owns this?or anyone know this car? vin https://www.barrett-jackson.com/Even...-HARDTOP-39824

vin 154118U197486

I don't care for the powder coated parts. That's not a correct restoration to me.

" In 1968 Chevy only produced 124 Biscayne's 427/425 HP"

i aint buyin that

2nd this statement.

??? i have these exact same pictures of this car saved from about 11-12 yrs ago. note the rear valence missing, rt door panel missing...same pictures.

L72 68 production
 

As follows:
Models 15411 - 15611. 2 dr Biscayne combined with 2 dr bel airs: 219 units
15469 - 15669, 4 dr Biscayne combined with 4 dr bel air : 2 units
15435 - 15635, Belair 2-seat Wgn combined with Biscayne 2-seat Wgn: 4 units
15645, Belair 3-seat Wgn: 0 units

So, can’t prove or disprove the 124 statement.....

Paul

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No luck finding it but pretty sure there was a thread here on this car some years back?:hmmm:
BJ sale price seems ridiculous also even if alum' head story true, note they were added during an engine rebuild at some point well after dealer delivery, not before sale date or day two.:dunno:
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~ Pete

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I'm curious why isn't the water pump painted orange? Don't think I've seen a RESTORED BB with a bare/aluminium? water pump.

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An L72 station wagon would be soooo cool!!! Are any known to exist?

Yep...


https://bangshift.com/bangshift1320/...record-holder/

And...
https://www.yenko.net/forum/showthre...ht=Lead%2ASled

The Lead Sled is a 1969.

I have been unable to find any photos of a 1968 L72 Biscayne Wagon

He didn't say what year...LOL:headbang:

I believe he was referring to these stats:

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does anyone know the car in original post whereabouts?

If the story is true as written, it says the "third and final owner" is from Ohio.

Also, it says the aluminum heads were installed while the car was in the dealership for warranty work. They were ordered installed by the original owner who was killed in Vietnam, so that had to be fairly early in the cars life. It leads you to believe there is documentation for installation of the heads, so there may be a date there??

none of selling description is true,total fake

Wow, that's a neat wagon, thanks Bruce!

1968 L72 Biscayne
 

I love this original 1000 mile Black 68 Biscayne, but I might be a little bias.

230 plus commissions for an L72 68 Biscayne? Obviously at least 2 people had to much to drink or got in a pissing contest over who had the most money to throw away. Oh well maybe it makes my 35,000 miles L72 Biscayne worth more.

obviously my original post meant nothing

lol!!!

You are welcome...that wagon rocks!


Sorry for getting off topic drce500

There's at least 2 black L72 '68 Biscaynes known. The other is in Western New York.

L72biscayne
 

Didn’t mean to hijack your post. I don’t know anything about this car. How did you determine that the description is fake?

We read the original post but apparently none of us know where it is at or know the car. I do like the color and it presents itself very well in my opinion.

L72 Biscayne
 

Have you seen the other Black L72?

Guy named Charlie is restoring it. Don't have my list in front of me but I think this one has the factory 4:88 posi

Interesting that the Biscayne in question here has a "disc brake" brake pedal pad clearly visible in the interior photo, but it has steel wheels with dog dish caps. As the steel wheels would not fit over the 4 piston calipers used on the '68's, does this car still have disc brakes or were the calipers changed to '69 style single piston calipers?

Yes, I've seen it, the POP and watched as it goes through stages of restoration. It's owned by a good friend of mine (Charlie) and the person I bought my Caprice from. Charlie has been touch with the original owner. The '68s resto is a little slow since he's is also working on his all steel 1940 Willys coupe.

Do you know the options? M22 car?

Nice to see the prices going up on these cars.

It's an M22, 4:56.1 geared car.