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Biron’s New Ride Matches His Jersey
by Alanah McGinley on 10/21/07 at 04:03 AM ET
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From Chuck Gormley at the Courier Post,
“[My wife] gave it to me right before we left for the West Coast trip at the beginning of this season, so I was really itching to get back to the Philadelphia area to drive it around,” said Biron, who took the car for a spin through Voorhees Saturday morning. Loaded with an original 302 engine, the car sounds almost as good as it looks.
“Almost everything is original from the way it was when it came out of production in 1969,” he said. “It’s a very nice collector’s edition.”
Biron said he changed the interior to black leather and kept the original orange and black paint design, adding black racing stripes. He said he’s lusted after the ‘69 Camaro long before he wore orange and black.
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