1972 Chevrolet Chevelle on 2040-cars
Strasburg, Ohio, United States
1972 Chevelle, 7,953 original miles. No misprint, the miles are correct and the car is pristine. This is a totally
rust free, low mileage, unrestored, original sheet metal Chevelle (cowl induction hood added). The exterior has
been refinished in BC/CC, the original code 43, Gulf Green. Virtually untouched aside from the high end refinish
and performance upgrades. Interior is 100% original and is perfect. There are still chalk/crayon/paint marks under
the hood and in the trunk, factory stickers under the deck lid and original seat belt directions/sleeve still on
the sunvisor.
Original 307/TH350/10 bolt car. All of the original parts are available for the car if an individual would be
interested in those as well.
Original spare is also in the trunk.
12 miles on the parts upgrade
Aluminum head, forged GM ZZ572 620hp with Dyno sheets available
Hughes Racing TH400 w/3500 stall converter / 1350 U-joints
Moser 9” w/3.70 gears / posi
Custom Lemon’s Headers
Global West tubular control arms and suspension
Dewitt’s 4 core radiator
March serpentine pulleys
Weld Draglites / Moroso fronts / Drag slicks on rear
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