1972 Satellite Sebring Plus, Not A Roadrunner/gtx , Great Original Body on 2040-cars
Belfair, Washington, United States
1972 Satellite Sebring Plus +
Factory Big block . Body panels all original and excellent condition, factory undercoated, solid western car. 128,000 miles. The Sebring Plus cars came with bucket seats, rallye round gages, 150 mph speedo, dual chrome racing mirrors, upgraded interior panels, exterior body side moldings, and two color paint. This one was ordered with the 400-2bbl motor, 727 automatic with slapstick shifter console ,air conditioning, undercoating/hood insulation, fender mounted turn signals, rear speaker fader, light package including trunk, am/fm radio, clock, somewhat rare front and rear bumper guards, remote drivers mirror, blower style rear window defroster, 1/2 top canopy style white vinyl roof. ** All in all this is a car that presents itself well as a loved and taken care of vehicle. It has been garaged when not in use by the original and subsequent owners. It’s been continuously registered and regularly driven since leaving the factory floor. It did NOT sit in a field or under a tree rotting or getting sun baked. It has NOT sat in a barn, unused and mice bitten, with every mechanical, rotational, and electrical service needing refurbishment. It is Not a base 2 door satellite with a rallye dash cobbled in, a “blacked out” grille, a transplanted engine, small block suspension and roadrunner stripes. From what I can tell, and see based on being a Mopar enthusiast for 20+ years, and people with auto body experience tell me, the car has all its original body panels and sheetmetal, which are very solid, straight and unrusted. I went over the car with a set of magnets before I bought it several years ago. There are No weaknesses in any of the typical old car/Mopar trouble spots – meaning wheelhouses, rockers, rear header, rear windshield surround and corners, subframes, qtr panels, suspension mounting points, trunk, floors, hood hinge areas, radiator support area. The car was factory undercoated, which is all still there, and resided in Western Oregon and Western Washington, both areas where winter salted roads isn’t an issue. This should be a major consideration in potentially purchasing this car over others - how many are still out there that have never had, or would not need, rust repair ? 20% ? Less ? **The car was originally Tawny Gold which was repainted { trunk and door sills also , but not engine compartment } in a, I think, custom color. I’m told it was repainted by the original lady owner many years ago. It looks like a cross between Mopars Panther Pink and In-Violet Purple. It was a decent paint job when done, still having good shine, and no overspray. Now it is a 20/20 view car, at 20 miles an hour and 20 feet away it looks great, but up close you see some scratches and rock chips, one small small ding, and one long scratch at drivers side trunk. – The windows roll up and down nicely, no cracks or chips in them, and they seal well. It has its excellent shape original paint argent silver grille with zero cracked pieces and the lower grille is also unblemished. All moldings and emblems are in place and in good shape. Bumpers are shiny and straight. The car is straight and extremely solid. RP23M2G152xxx vin #. ** The car is a nice driver, it would not win its class at any large regional Mopar meet. It is not pristine or highly restored. It will get attention and positive comments for being a "day 2" car with original interior and trim and funky lilac/lavender paint, if you meant to bring it to shows. Maybe you'll stuff it full of stroker motor, change the paint and go racing. Whatever happens, its an excellent start for a buyer of this body style Plymouth. ** Interior is the factory H6XY setup with a black dash, black carpet and console+ white vinyl sport bucket seats, white interior trim, white and woodgrain doorpanels. The front seats are getting age/use separation at the bottom seams. Back seat nice, the front upper + upper rear door panels are in quite nice shape. The lower door panels and front seat plastic covering sections have fingernail {?} scratches in them and are taking on some light yellow from age. Dash vinyl is in nice shape, not faded or misshapen, but has one 2 inch crack on the top of the dash passengers side where they almost all typically split eventually. Dash face is the original plastic woodgrain rallye style in above average shape , with no cuts in it. Original decent looking for the age, but age/use worn serviceable carpet with one 1 inch hole and no fading. Slapstick handle and console in good shape. Gage faces clear, good color on numbers and sweeps. Speedometer, oil pressure, temperature, fuel level, all work. Clock does not. Amp gage wire is not attached to the alternator anymore due to the 1 wire 100 amp internally regulated alternator- but the gage did work before I bypassed it. Heater/ defroster controls and fan works, rear defrost blower works, all lights work. Headliner has small hole and discoloration from original material color, but is still taut and does not sag. Rear interior header panel has 2 vintage speakers in it. Original vinyl top staring to peel at back edge. Super solid underneath on roof though. **Original Door Vin # ID sticker in place… Original Data plate on inner fender in place… Found a broadcast sheet from another Sebring a few Vin#’s away from this one, did not check all known spots, but checked a few. ** Engine is the original matching # 400 cubic inch 2 barrel carburetor motor. Has a aftermarket “magnum” cam, basically close in specs to factory 4 barrel hi-po unit, which the previous owner had installed- have specs on box. Original , un-rebuilt long block with performance items added. 1972 Hi-performance iron exhaust manifolds. 2 1/2 ” dual exhaust. Engine doesn’t smoke black/ blue/ or white. It does have a “ticky” lifter on the passenger side. Will put a couple drops of oil on your garage floor if it sits more than a month. Has an exhaust leak on the driver side. There is a rattle in the exhaust, tinny sounding at idle, goes away at speed, I think it is the factory "warm-up" butterfly valve inside the manifold- that piece does work though. Transmission is 727 automatic which shifts well, all gears work. The slapstick shifter works correctly. I believe the transmission is a stock rebuild but it is Not the matching # original unit. Emergency brakes work, and regular brakes stop it well and evenly, Power front disc/ rear drum. The engine and drivetrain starts, idles, runs, accelerates, drives, turns pretty well. 15x8” rims with 245+255 /60/15 tires, 90% tread. ** New parts in last 2000 miles with receipts. Edelbrock thunder avs style 800 cfm manual choke carburetor. Weiand 8008 stealth alum intake. MSD digital 6A box + billet distributor, MSD coil + wires. Northern Aluminum radiator, Dual elect fans, new hoses, Canton overflow canister, goodmark shocks, Odyssey AGM battery, Flaming river 16 to 1 manual steering box + conversion shaft, Autometer tach, PRP electric water pump, 2 quart deeper transmission pan + stainless cooling lines, 100 amp Tuffstuff alternator and Tuffstuff hi-torque mini starter, Milodon oil pump, eldelbrock 6.5 psi mechanical fuel pump, Randy’s Ring and Pinion installed new 3.55 rear gearset + new Auburn style suregrip in the factory 8-1/4 axle. Speedo gear from A+A trans installed for correct reading. Repro rim center caps+ trim rings, neutral safety switch, all fluids. --&&-- Included with the car purchase but removed during installs-- all A/C parts, lines , evap, hoses, condenser, etc. orig PS pump/hoses/alt/fan/radiator/shroud/rear gearset 2.76w/suregrip/ 2bbl intake/ 4bbl intake. Plus a few other useful new in box cosmetic parts, and a new ChargerSpecialties 8000 rpm repro tachometer. ** Car is located in Belfair , Washington state, USA, one hour west of Seattle. Call me at 360-275-2644 . This is my home phone, it does Not receive texts. Leave your name and # if we don’t pick up. No trades. YOU WILL HAVE TO CALL BEFORE I ACCEPT YOUR BID !... $ 500 - Five Hundred American Dollar- Paypal deposit required within 24 hours of "buy it now" or if I accept your 'best offer' - Non-Refundable ! Balance to be paid within 7 days. Cashiers check, Paypal, or US Postal service money order. If you cannot complete the purchase, you lose the deposit. Sorry , but this is a good way to weed out wishywashy potential buyers without the funds or ability to own this car. I will help on this end in terms of shipping , we can discuss when you call. Car can stay in its nice dry garage for 30 days while you arrange transport/shipping/ flying/ driving to Seattle area to pick it up. Inspections are welcomed and encouraged before bidding. Washington is far away from many places in the USA , so please understand your probable transport costs before we talk. Car will be for sale locally so I reserve the right to cancel the listing any time before it is bought at the listed price. If you are considering making a " best offer", please be reasonable in your offered price $$ and not waste our time. This is a 40 year old car, it is not perfect, sold as is where is, No warranties are implied or expressed. Here is your chance at a solid, desirable, early 70’s Mopar b-body !! - It’s a reluctant sale, because I hate to part with such a nice vehicle, it is a totally complete running driving head turner, and being a Sebring Plus it is much much rarer to see than a roadrunner or clone nowadays. 360-275-2644. Thanks for reading the ad. |
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