1972 Chevrolet Chevelle

Wagon

350

Automatic

Clear

1972 Chevrolet Chevelle Concours station wagon. 350 small block, TH350 transmission. Car has been my daily driver for the last ten years. Built in Van Nuys California, I brought it to NY in the spring of 2004. The car has rust in the usual places (driver's side rear wheel well, both lower rear quarters, a bit in the lower doors etc.) the floors are good, the frame is good. The real rust issue is the tail gate. The lower skin is rusting, plus the tracks in the door for the glass has started to rust, window still goes up and down (manual crank) but it will need to be addressed soon. Right front fender and hood are replacements. I repainted the car three years ago, never buffed it, so it has a semi-flat look to it. The roof rack has been removed, and the holes filled with rubber plugs. I still have the pieces for the rack. The car needs a windshield to pass inspection, all other glass is fine. Just recently had some bushings and a tie rod end replaced on the front end, needs alignment. Car has power steering and power brakes. The transmission is good, I had it overhauled twice in the ten years I've had it. The engine runs fine, it does burn some oil when it's first started, and the plug in the number 7 cylinder gets fouled after several hundred miles, I'm guessing that it's a leaky valve and there's oil getting in there that way, but I'm no expert. 650 Holley double pumper carb with manual choke, Edelbrock intake. Interior is OK, back seat was redone at some point, front seat was too, but it got worn out and its springs are worn too. Car had A/C, compressor's frozen. One tear in headliner on passenger side over front seat. Gas gauge doesn't work correctly, a full tank only reads at about 1/3 full. Empty tank reads empty. New tires all around, 71-72 Chevelle SS 15" five spoke wheels. Was garaged until this summer. I am still driving this car daily, it's just reaching the point where it's going to need some TLC or be retired from daily use and I am not in a position to give it what it needs. I can send you any photos you need, just ask. Thanks for looking!