1972 Corvette L-48 -350 V8 Auto- Factory T-top And Ac Car All Numbers Match 96k on 2040-cars
Colfax, California, United States
For Sale is a 1972 Corvette Stingray
This car is rare with T-Top, Air Conditioning, Factory Alarm. Vehicle is Original War Bonnet Yellow (Gold) Original Black Interior ALL Original Numbers Matching Car! Near New Tires! Clean Title! One Owner No Rust! California Car. 96713 Original Miles. This is the last year of the chrome bumpers! and the last year of the removable rear window! Flaws are few and minor, 2" circular crack in windshield and a few small paint chips. As you can see it is in very good condition for a 1972. The 350 engine runs great, the transmission shifts great and the cars drives great. I would no be afraid to drive it across country! The High, Low and Average prices From the Classic Cars Database. Year: 1972 Make: Chevrolet Model: Corvette Your search returned 3 listings: The average asking price is:USD 27,465 The highest asking price is:USD 42,900 The lowest asking price is:USD 17,500 Hagerty car value on this car is: $23916 (conservatively) Buyer is to pay an instant non-refundable Paypal deposit of $1000, balance is to be bank transfer or Bank Check or Cash within 7 days. Car cannot be transported until funds clear. California buyers are subject to sales tax. If the Vehicle sells locally the listing will be pulled. |
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