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1972 Luxury Lemans All Documentation Since New From Original Owner. on 2040-cars

US $16,000.00
Year:1972 Mileage:67542
Location:

North Haven, Connecticut, United States

North Haven, Connecticut, United States
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 1972  luxury lemans that I bought from the original owner. I have all documents from the dealer including window sticker, original title and protecto plate. also have all manuals and work receipts. This car has never been hit or had any rust. The body is all steel and straight as an arrow. This is numbers matching motor, transmission, rear-end, The engine and trans has been rebuilt. all new suspension, new  power brakes and drums, stainless steel lines, calipers, rotors. all have been replaced.  The car has 67,542 original miles on it. I changed the color from brown to red only. The tan top was replaced . The same color as the original. The interior is in excellent condition and has no rips or tares. The dash has no cracks or cuts. All the chrome is in very good condition. This car has always been garaged and well taken care of. The engine is a 350 2bbl with an automatic trans. The car came with rear skirts that I had painted also but are not on the car, but go with it. I have the original steel wheels and hub caps in excellent condition. All weather stripping has been replaced. The tires are BF Goodrich T/A radials on cragar S/S wheels. Any questions call mark at 203-650-8548

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