1972 Chevelle Ss 454 Convertible on 2040-cars
Pottstown, Pennsylvania, United States
1972 Chevelle SS 454 Convertible, all number matching , auto with console, 47,000 original miles, original cowl induction hood with flapper, convertible top, interior ( comes with new GM seat cover for drivers seat) , GM floor mats, smog system, AM FM 8 track, 90% original paint. Tiger Paw spare tire original and never used! Solid survivor car that runs and drives great. Owner has 3 build sheets, and protecto plate. Photo documented by Chevelle club A.C.E.S. Less than 70 made in 1972. Current owner has owned the car since the 1990's. I am listing this vehicle for a friend and if you are interested I can provide you with contact info for him directly, which would be your best source of information on the car.
On Mar-17-14 at 13:16:43 PDT, seller added the following information: I wanted to add that Im listing this vehicle as a favor for the owner of the vehicle. The above description is from him. I do not know exactly what outside body parts were repainted on the car. Also the engine, and engine compartment were detailed and repainted at one point back in the 1990's. As for the condition of the underside of the car, I do not have any pictures of it. I have not seen it, but if anyone wanted pictures, I can try and get some for you. As I stated if you are serious about the vehicle please contact me so I can give you the owners information and you can speak with him directly about it. I suggest anyone very interested in the car to come out and look at it or send someone to do so. I have a 100% feedback rating and I want to keep it that way. So I will assist you in anyway I can. Thank you. |
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