FS: 1972 Tribute 502 Coupe*******SOLD***
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Racer
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1972 Tribute 502 Coupe*******SOLD***
SOLD 5/15/18 Thanks!
1972 Coupe Black and White Tribute paint scheme
502/502 GMPP with Keisler 5 speed, March serpentine belt, Dewitt dual fans, Hedman coated headers, stainless sidepipes
Just about everything redone, spent way too much but built the car I always wanted.
Four corner coilovers, tubular front end, Shark Bite Rear
Wilwood 6p/4p front and rear
Steeroid rack and pinion
12 bolt 30 spline rear with 3:73s
Air/PS/PB/Tilt/Kenwood
Strong street car with great looks. Western suburbs of Philadelphia.
$35,000 takes it.
1972 Coupe Black and White Tribute paint scheme
502/502 GMPP with Keisler 5 speed, March serpentine belt, Dewitt dual fans, Hedman coated headers, stainless sidepipes
Just about everything redone, spent way too much but built the car I always wanted.
Four corner coilovers, tubular front end, Shark Bite Rear
Wilwood 6p/4p front and rear
Steeroid rack and pinion
12 bolt 30 spline rear with 3:73s
Air/PS/PB/Tilt/Kenwood
Strong street car with great looks. Western suburbs of Philadelphia.
$35,000 takes it.
Last edited by Skunkvette; 05-15-2018 at 06:00 PM. Reason: Sold
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Safety Car
Drool....
#3
Pro
What location? Any engine/interior pictures?
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#8
Pro
Impressive suspension mods. That 502 is a "stump puller". Lots of torque. Had one in a 71 Chevelle. Must sound great with those side pipes.
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Racer
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Not 100% sure, but less than 2,000, I really never tracked it since the odometer always work and did not need to be rebuilt.
I also showed it a year after paint was done but before the drive train was installed.
Mostly cruise nights or car shows, one trip to the Jersey shore (250 mile round trip in one day, car ran great).
Always in a heated garage and covered with a Wolf cover.
I also showed it a year after paint was done but before the drive train was installed.
Mostly cruise nights or car shows, one trip to the Jersey shore (250 mile round trip in one day, car ran great).
Always in a heated garage and covered with a Wolf cover.
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Le Mans Master
Not 100% sure, but less than 2,000, I really never tracked it since the odometer always work and did not need to be rebuilt.
I also showed it a year after paint was done but before the drive train was installed.
Mostly cruise nights or car shows, one trip to the Jersey shore (250 mile round trip in one day, car ran great).
Always in a heated garage and covered with a Wolf cover.
I also showed it a year after paint was done but before the drive train was installed.
Mostly cruise nights or car shows, one trip to the Jersey shore (250 mile round trip in one day, car ran great).
Always in a heated garage and covered with a Wolf cover.
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#13
Melting Slicks
I think he probably meant that it seems low. Most decent "restomods" have much higher asking prices and yours (from the pics) seems well done. Looks like a pile of $ spent on it.
I've been casually looking for a C3 like this for awhile. Unfortunately I'm in the middle of building my house, otherwise I'd be coming to look at it.
(unless you are interested in trading for an 03 Z06 with an LS7 :*****)
Good luck with the sale. She's a beauty.
I've been casually looking for a C3 like this for awhile. Unfortunately I'm in the middle of building my house, otherwise I'd be coming to look at it.
(unless you are interested in trading for an 03 Z06 with an LS7 :*****)
Good luck with the sale. She's a beauty.
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I think he probably meant that it seems low. Most decent "restomods" have much higher asking prices and yours (from the pics) seems well done. Looks like a pile of $ spent on it.
I've been casually looking for a C3 like this for awhile. Unfortunately I'm in the middle of building my house, otherwise I'd be coming to look at it.
(unless you are interested in trading for an 03 Z06 with an LS7 :*****)
Good luck with the sale. She's a beauty.
I've been casually looking for a C3 like this for awhile. Unfortunately I'm in the middle of building my house, otherwise I'd be coming to look at it.
(unless you are interested in trading for an 03 Z06 with an LS7 :*****)
Good luck with the sale. She's a beauty.
I thought they meant low price, too.
$35,000 is what I think is a more than fair number especially since I know what it took to build this.
Thanks for your trade offer but no, I bought a '04 Z06 new, and it was an incredible car!
Good luck with the house.
#15
Pro
The gauges were rebuilt with white faces, or custom aftermarket ?
#16
Racer
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White face overlays.
All the gauges except for the clock worked, so only the clock needed a conversion to quartz.
If I keep the car, my next project would be to have the seat covers (which are now perfect) redone in '70's period quilted style, like spending more money on this would be a good idea....
All the gauges except for the clock worked, so only the clock needed a conversion to quartz.
If I keep the car, my next project would be to have the seat covers (which are now perfect) redone in '70's period quilted style, like spending more money on this would be a good idea....
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