1972 Chevrolet Corvette Lt-1 on 2040-cars
North Branch, Michigan, United States
BEAUTIFUL RED CONVERTIBLE, 4 SPEED, NUMBERS MATCHING - 1972 CHEVROLET CORVETTE LT-1...
1 OF ONLY 405 LT-1 CONVERTIBLE CORVETTES BUILT IN 1972.
IN 1972 THE LT-1 IS DOCUMENTED BY THE LETTER "L" IN THE VIN NUMBER. POWERED BY ITS BORN WITH ALL NUMBERS MATCHING
DRIVETRAIN, AND RETAINING IS COMPLETELY ORIGINAL INTERIOR, THIS FACTORY CODE 973 MILLE MIGLIA RED LT1 IS NOT TO BE
MISSED.
THIS CAR WAS ORDERED WITH THE FOLLOWING OPTIONS: LT-1 HIGH PERFORMANCE SOLID LIFTER CAM 350 ENGINE, 4 BOLT MAIN,
FORGED CRANK, FORGED PISTONS, M-21 CLOSE RATIO TRANSMISSION, POSI TRACTION REAR END, 4 WHEEL DISC BRAKES, LEATHER
BLACK INTERIOR, WIDE OVAL RAISED WHITE LETTER TIRES, RALLY WHEELS, SPECIAL SUSPENSION, AM/FM RADIO, FLOOR MATS,
TINTED GLASS.
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