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1972 Convertible, two tops, LT
Price: $115,000 (Trades Considered) |
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| Year: 1972 | Miles: 21,850 | Location: Napoleon, Ohio |
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Exterior: Yellow |
Interior: Black |
Model: Convertible |
Condition: 1 (more info)
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Transmission: Manual | Seller id: proteam |
| Posting Date: April-26-2010 |
Views: 168 |
Ad number: 2478 |
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| 1972 Corvette Convertible, two tops, LT1, 4 speed, numbers match, "The Real Deal", 21,850 actual miles. Sunflower Yellow paint with Black interior and White soft top. Unrestored, unmolested, and original in excellent condition. 2007 Bloomington Gold, Bloomington Survivor, and Bloomington Benchmark award. Also a multiple NCRS Top Flight car! This is a car to pay attention to as an item can only be original but once and this car has a completely original driveline. Optioned with power steering, power windows, shoulder harness, transistorized ignition, M-21, SS brakes, A.I.R., AM/FM radio, heavy duty battery, tinted glass, rallys, and Firestone supersport white stripe tires. Most all factory correct type components including the spare, jack, jack tools, floor mats, shocks, seat belts, washer system, smog system, shifter, shielding, air cleaner, alternator, distributor, starter, hoses, hose clamps, warranty book, owners manual, sales brochure. Also has original keys, paint, and interior. Documented with tank sticker, build sheet, window sticker, warranty pamphlet/P.O.P., car shipper, dealer invoice, Corvette order copy, rail shipper, pre-delivery inspection, receipt for payment, bill of sale, letters from GM, owners manual packet, owner history/title search. Also has the NCRS awards, certificates, judging sheets and Bloomington awards, certificates, judging sheets. Also editorialized in several publications. Looks, runs, and drives excellent. email: proteam@proteamcorvette.com | ||
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