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Old 02-19-2024, 06:13 PM
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This is a barnfind I recently came across. Blue L79 4-speed car..
Yes, off f/b outa Burbank.
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Old 02-19-2024, 06:42 PM
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Old 02-19-2024, 06:49 PM
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I was looking for a clean wagon for an LS swap when I came across this one. I brought it home and begin discovering how rare it is? 362 engine code, 4-speed, date codes etc..
Now, it’s a “don’t touch or change anything” project, which is okay. If it’s a real L79 car I’ll preserve it, I just want help knowing…
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I was looking for a clean wagon for an LS swap when I came across this one. I brought it home and begin discovering how rare it is? 362 engine code, 4-speed, date codes etc..
Now, it’s a “don’t touch or change anything” project, which is okay. If it’s a real L79 car I’ll preserve it, I just want help knowing…
Wow! This is very cool! What a find! Love to see more...
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This is a barnfind I recently came across. Blue L79 4-speed car..
Yes, off f/b outa Burbank.
Congratulations, That is AWESOME! It should have a ZA coded engine, but with it being a California A.I.R car, it would be another Z. code I presume. A friend of mine had a 1967 Nova Wagon with a factory 283 2BBL / Muncie 4 speed in the same colors back in 1977. Bill
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