08/20/2026
This 1959 Chevy Biscayne has a story that started long before it ever rolled into Full Throttle Customs.
The owner, Canton, grew up in Keyser, West Virginia, where the taillights of a 1959 Impala sitting in town sparked a lifelong dream of owning a β59 Chevy he could cruise around in.
This Biscayne was part of the Ray Lambrecht auction. Ray was a Nebraska Chevy dealer known for parking used cars in his field instead of selling them cheap, eventually collecting hundreds of cars. This one had been parked since 1963 or 1964 with just 43,000 miles on it.
After the auction, it received a paint job but still wasnβt running. Canton found his Biscayne online, brought it directly to Full Throttle Customs with a simple goal: get it running, driving, and braking so he, his girlfriend, and his friends could pile in and cruise Main Street.
No high-dollar build. Just a classic Chevy back on the road where it belongs.
This week, it made its first drive since parked in that field. Touring around the block and through historic downtown Romney.
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