Pair of Rare '71 and '72 Biscaynes

[scuncio]

Thought it was odd to see two of the rarest full-size '72 Chevys for sale at the same time:

First is a white-on-blue '71 with a factory 3-speed stick and 6-cylinder. Pretty cool to see a set of stick pedals in a '71 big car.

Second is a gold-on-black '72 with a factory 402/TH400 and apparently only 19,500 original miles. I can't say I have ever seen a BB in a post-'69 Biscayne that wasn't a squad car.

Can't believe I'm saying this but I kinda prefer the '71.

Link to 1971 6cyl/3-spd Biscayne auction (https://ebay.to/2DcYjLP)

Link to 1972 402 Biscayne ad (https://detroit.craigslist.org/okl/cto/d/1972-chevy-biscaynne/6709312686.html)

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[ZLP955]

That's a lot of car for a 6-cyl to try and motivate along..... but (strangely) it appeals more to me, too.

[JRSully]

quintessential 70's boat. These were everywhere back in the day

[Big Block Bill]

I say Big Block 72" or go home! But that's Me. Both are a "Blast from the Past"

Bill

[Bill Pritchard]

IMO, the 72 would look WAY better with the same blackwalls and dog dish caps that the 71 has. Those full wheel covers are butt-ugly :(