1972 Plymouth Satellite Sebring Plus on 2040-cars
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States
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1972 Plymouth Satellite Sebring Plus. P code 400 HP numbers matching engine. No Rust. 727, 8 3/4 with 3.23 gears, dual exhaust, A/C (not working) , Power Steering, Power Brakes, 150 MPH Rallye Dash, Bucket Seats, Console, Rear Defrost, front disc brakes. Runs and drives great. I bought this car from the 2nd owner, he owned it for about 10 years. The original owner was his co-worker. When I bought it, it hadn't been on the road since the early 80's. The inspection sticker on the windshield shows 1979. There's still a parking permit on the rear valence from 1975. I replaced or repaired everything necessary to get it running and driving. It's been back on the road for about a year now. What it needs: It needs a heater core, I have it bypassed now. The speedometer flopped around when I first drove it and now zeros at around 120 MPH, the odometer still works correctly though. The dash is cracked and the headliner is ripped at the seams, I have a new headliner that goes with the car and a plastic dash cap. The seats are nice except for the drivers seat, it needs recovered, the seams are split. I have not operated the A/C, I'm sure it needs gone through. There are a few dents, big one in the drivers door, and drivers side rear valence. Several small dents here and there. The right side Sebring Plus trim is all there, the left side is either missing or heavily damaged and needs replaced. Could use a repaint, the paint in the trunk and jams are still good though.
The factory exhaust and intake manifolds are long gone, along with the Thermoquad. It now has an Edelbrock Torker with a 1971 Carter AVS 4615SA, and headers from the 70's. The dual exhaust from the headers back looks original, mufflers need replaced though. Centerline Wheels with new BFG tires.
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