1972 Chevrolet Impala

Coupe

350

Automatic

1M57H2T188095

Clear

Gasoline

I am very reluctantly selling my 1972 Chevy Impala that my brother and I got a couple of years ago. This car is beautiful, fresh paint last summer, has not been driven since just after the paint was done. Has been off the road since then. Let me tell you a little about the car. It has a 350 v8, 55,000 miles on it (approx), all original. When we bought this, it was 100% original, we just had it painted to freshen it up (light blue pearl with white pearl roof). The interior is in good overall shape with a couple of exceptions. There are some marks on the door panels. There is a tear in the in the driver seat back rest, about 3" by 2". Also a small split in the driver seat. The front and back dash boards were not in good shape, so we tore them out. You will have to have those replaced. The tires are original from the 70s, so those will have to be replaced, but they are not cracking or anything. There is a cracked piece in the grill. The weatherstripping is not in great shape either. Other than that, the car is in amazing condition. Like I said, it is almost 100% original today. This was purchased from a guy that had bought it at an estate sale about 25 yrs ago. The original owner had died and this guy bought it and garaged it, never driving it for about 25 yrs. When we got it, we drove it to Kingston from northern Vermont, no issues at all. We had the liquids checked out and changed where necessary but I would recommend a tune up and fluid change. We had a new water pump installed, new tie rod on the front end, and a new paint job. That was pretty much the extent of what needed to be done, aside from the things that need to be fixed that I mentioned already. This is an amazing car, but the times have forced us to sell. I will also include a bunch of stereo equipment that we never installed, including speakers (Alpine), a subwoofer (Cerwin Vega), and an alpine cd player. We are open to reasonable offers, but you're not going to find too many cars in this original condition. Car is being sold "as is". I have described it to the best of my ability, but remember that this is a 42 year old car. Hate to see it go, but don't have any more time to play with it.