'68 Biscayne

Maybe a long way to go, but she looks solid and complete. I would guess that she is also a very rare wagon by now. Most Biscayne wagons were bought as work vehicles, used hard, put away wet, and sold for scrap when they broke. I'm thinking it is close to 25 years since the last time I saw a Biscayne wagon of that era, and it was clapped out rust bucket on the wrecking yard tow truck. Good luck with the old girl!

This one shows signs of being a single drivers car not a family wagon. VERY little wear anywhere except the driver seat, door panel, arm rest etc. Dash and 3 of the door panels are perfect! The one panel that isn't perfect isn't bad at all. The biggest issue I have at this point is some big rust in the rear floor, body work and making her run. I am going to try and get the 307 2bbl going while I search for a buildable big block to mildly massage into a solid but tame power plant.

Got the big block!