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1972 Chevrolet Camaro Base Hardtop 2-door 5.7l on 2040-cars

US $5,000.00
Year:1972 Mileage:99999
Location:

United States

United States

 A 1972 RS for sale. Previous drag car. Has a pumped 350 w a Victor Jr intake, Holley carb, Msd Streetfire ignition, Accel Distributor, Moroso valve covers and oil pan, Dart Heads, new starter, new Interstate battery, new windshield, Hurst quarter stick, new headliner, new drivers seat and door panels.Powerglide tranny set up for racing. Shiftnoid shift accuator and Rpm activation switch. The car has been primered and about 90% there as far as being ready for paint. New front tires and rear slicks. Weld rims. The car was purchased as a fairly easy turn around project but haven't had the time and has sat in a covered garage for 2 years. Car starts and runs. Has headers only no mufflers.

Needs:

Street tires for rear if you 're going to street it

Mufflers

New dash pad

New wiring harness

Typical preroad safety stuff

Rear and passenger eventual recovering

Thanks for looking I don't expect her to last long.  Not too many true RS's out there. This vehicle is in much better shape then most at this price point. With a little tlc a completed project. This vehicle comes w an FL title and has not been in the DMV system for quite some time, however the process is easy and inexpensive. For instance to register in CA ~$200.

The car is located in S. California.

Call or text w questions.

Nick 831-818-5095

This vehicle is listed locally on Craigslist as well.

Preferred methods of payment: Cash in person, Money Order, Cashiers Check, Bank Transfer

Buyer responsible for all shipping and transportation costs and if they need to use Paypal all fees associated.

Thanks

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