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'62 Bel Air 409 2x4/4-speed, Black on Red
I was really digging this one until I saw the exhaust. Unless I'm seeing things, there's a piece of square tubing attaching the floor drain to the exhaust pipe. How strange is that?
Looks like a decent car overall but these types of things make me wonder what else was done in an 'unconventional' manner. Link to 1962 Bel Air auction 21111K112853 |
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Correct, maybe the car was used in a James Bond movie and by removing the drain plug you can carbon monoxide poison the passenger.
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That sure is weird........
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‘62 Chevy’s are obviously my thing and this car is an absolute trainwreck. I don’t even know where to start . . .
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1962 Biscayne O-21669 MKIV/M-22 1962 Bel Air Sport Coupe 409/1,000 |
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