FS: 72 Conv 350/200 4 speed NJ
04-14-2017, 04:48 PM
#1
Intermediate
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72 Conv 350/200 4 speed NJ
Sold For Sale, 1972 Corvette 350 convertible 4 speed numbers matching engine, transmission and rear. 102,xxx miles
Have owned car since 1985 (bought with 89000 miles)
Runs well, drives straight, and stops straight. always garage kept.
Original base model. Rebuilt carb non # matching (1969). New clutch fan and seals cooling the original OEM radiator. Upgraded hydroboost brake system and new calipers/hoses. Rebuilt steering box and power steering added. Interior has new seat covers (leather) and new carpet Rebuilt front end frame to spindles. Trailing arms have new poly bushings and adjustable strut rods and passenger side is a complete rebuilt bearing hub unit. New S/S emergency brake hardware in the rear. New mufflers and exhaust tips. (have original tips)
Original Astro ventilation side windows and original windshield. Convertible top that is in great shape with a non aged (yellowed) rear window. Most weather stripping replaced. Re-chromed OEM rear bumpers. Aftermarket trim rings (I have the originals)
Receipts for most everything I did to the car.
Many parts that never made it onto the car
OEM hood
OEM new right front grill
Fresh re-chromed front bumper
OEM original radio
New un-opened rocker trim
New un-opened door sill plates
Bags of interior screws
Interior cosmetic items
I'm sure I left some details out
Everything C3 related is included with the car
The Bad
Though the car looks good it needs paint, currently the paint has spider webbing and some nicks ( that was my next step )
The tires are like new (no dry rot) but 10+ years old
Battery is a red top always on a tender but probably should be replaced
Oil pressure gauge does not work (I put one under the hood)
Additional pics Avaliable
Have owned car since 1985 (bought with 89000 miles)
Runs well, drives straight, and stops straight. always garage kept.
Original base model. Rebuilt carb non # matching (1969). New clutch fan and seals cooling the original OEM radiator. Upgraded hydroboost brake system and new calipers/hoses. Rebuilt steering box and power steering added. Interior has new seat covers (leather) and new carpet Rebuilt front end frame to spindles. Trailing arms have new poly bushings and adjustable strut rods and passenger side is a complete rebuilt bearing hub unit. New S/S emergency brake hardware in the rear. New mufflers and exhaust tips. (have original tips)
Original Astro ventilation side windows and original windshield. Convertible top that is in great shape with a non aged (yellowed) rear window. Most weather stripping replaced. Re-chromed OEM rear bumpers. Aftermarket trim rings (I have the originals)
Receipts for most everything I did to the car.
Many parts that never made it onto the car
OEM hood
OEM new right front grill
Fresh re-chromed front bumper
OEM original radio
New un-opened rocker trim
New un-opened door sill plates
Bags of interior screws
Interior cosmetic items
I'm sure I left some details out
Everything C3 related is included with the car
The Bad
Though the car looks good it needs paint, currently the paint has spider webbing and some nicks ( that was my next step )
The tires are like new (no dry rot) but 10+ years old
Battery is a red top always on a tender but probably should be replaced
Oil pressure gauge does not work (I put one under the hood)
Additional pics Avaliable
Last edited by 72Vert; 02-28-2018 at 09:56 AM. Reason: new price
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MISTERZ06 (04-16-2017)
05-20-2017, 07:38 PM
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12-30-2017, 09:52 AM
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1972 Corvette for Sale......
Hello,
Fellow enthusiast here down at the shore...My wife and I are looking to replace our recently sold c3 corvette and saw yours... You are not to far from us and we were wondering if you could show us your car on Monday New Years day ....Hoping you had a great Holiday....
Respectfully,
Deane
Fellow enthusiast here down at the shore...My wife and I are looking to replace our recently sold c3 corvette and saw yours... You are not to far from us and we were wondering if you could show us your car on Monday New Years day ....Hoping you had a great Holiday....
Respectfully,
Deane
