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Rare 1972 Chevy Impala Convertible W/ Bb 402 on 2040-cars

Year:1972 Mileage:200000
Location:

Thornton, Texas, United States

Thornton, Texas, United States

      Vehicle History:  My dad bought this car back in '86 from i believe the original owner.  It was a daily driver for him until about 10 years ago when he pulled it into my grandfathers barn and left it there.  The upholstery has been redone and electronic ignition was  put in.  Other than that it's all original.
     The condition of this car is rough.  The body is straight.  However, there is some rust along the rocker panels near the wheel wells in a few spots.  The paint is still very good.  The interior is gone.  Rodents have set up shop in there so use your imagination.  I tried to take a lot of pictures but I'm not a photographer.  I tried to get close ups of the important areas and any rust I found.   Not sure of the condition of the electrical but I'm gonna imagine it needs work.  The mileage is over 100,000 but not sure exactly what it is.  The odometer is not accurate.  The tires need to be replaced and one wheel cover is missing. It does still have the high lift jack in the trunk though.  It came with factory a/c but the compressor is in the trunk and probably needs to be replaced.  The top needs to be replaced. 
     The thing this car has going for it is it's rarity.  Chevy made 6,456 convertible impalas that year and few of them came with the turbo-jet 402 with dual exhaust.  The engine alone is worth some money.  It came with electric locks and windows and front and rear bench seat. It's a big car with a big engine.
     The car is located in Thornton, Texas.  It is way out in the country so try and figure out what shipping is going to cost before bidding.  The buyer will be responsible for arranging and paying for shipping.  I'll help with arrangements on my end. 
     ****Please ask any questions you have before bidding.  Car is being sold as is with no warranty.*****

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