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I had a Cortez silver2 door Biscayne
250 6 3 on the tree.... Black interior. Poverty caps and all... Perverbial little old lady car. With a statue of the Virgin Mary on The dash ( frame was very rusty) I still wish I kept the car ..
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2023 Silverado (last GM vehicle I am buying!) 2017 impala (wife’s car) 1970 Raylle 350 post coupe (sold) (5 yrs in bodyshop)had enough!!! 1971 442 W 30 holiday coupe automatic . |
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Years ago I answered an ad in Hemmings for a L72 Cortez Silver 69 Biscayne in Johnstown. Was the first to see it. Very low milage car BUT it was the base 385 /427 instead of the L72 as advertised. Had a 163 intake bolted to it. Everything else was very much intact and correct. I left disappointed and did not pursue the car. Not sure where it landed, but I looked back on it, and I feel I let one get away....BKH
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Feeling some nostalgia for the old Biscayne today. I bought it out of an ad in the local auto swapper. It was being stored at the Muffler Man in Flint, MI, where the previous owner worked. I about flipped when I saw the old Flint Mfg employee parking pass still present on the rear-view mirror:
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The money shot.
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That Flint mirror sticker is so awesome!
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Thanks for reposting that photo Tony. For a long time that sticker was the only lead that I had to the original owner, and yet it did not match any of the history of the car after 1977. When I finally made contact, and was told that the car was ordered new by a GM employee, that sticker was suddenly like the feeling you get when the last piece of the jigsaw puzzle is put in place and fits perfectly.
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