Biscayne Resto Project

[scuncio]

I can't be 100% sure it's a L72 car, but it does have a broadcast sheet with the M22 code and the front/rear spring tags show an L72-only combination (thanks Rick Nelson!). It only has 9800 miles on the odo so a lot of the little stuff is intact, although it is the roughest 9800 mile car I have ever come across . I am already buying up NOS crap for it so it looks like I will keep it around for a while....

[scuncio]

Andrew, where did you find that 427 car? Does it have Canada paperwork showing the 140 speedo? That is a rare piece.

[2qwik2c]

I found the car in Alberta, car is originally from saskatchewan where it supposedly was a police car. Don't know for sure. The car does have some strange factory looking plugs in the dash where lights would go. Also appears the doors have been painted blue at one time. I have the GM of Canada docs and they say nothing of the 140 mph speedo. 2qwik2c.

[scuncio]

Great docs...never seen a 67 with F41.

[2qwik2c]

F41 set ups are out there on 67's mainly on BB cars. Here is a pic of the strange dash plugs possibly for cop lights???

[2qwik2c]

Pic of accessory dash mounted tach. 2qwik2c.

[scuncio]

That's on the dash pad itself? Very weird. You would expect plugs in the A-pillars for spotlights but you'd think a bigass light on the dash would be right in your field of vision! What's the story behind the car-how did you find it?

[2qwik2c]

Yes its on the dash pad itself. Plugs on both sides of the dash pad(each corner). The car was advertised locally. Was for sale for a few months. Decided to call one day and see if it was still available. I went and looked at it and bought it. Nearly fell of the chair when I seen the ad because its such a rare car being produced here in Canada. 2qwik2c.