1972 Chevrolet Impala

Wagon

400 cu inch

Automatic

Clear

Gasoline

This is a really cool, 1972 Chevrolet Kingswood wagon. It is a base model with not a lot of options.It's an Arizona native. It has airconditioning which works and an am/fm radio. Pretty much a basic wagon, but has an incredible 400 cubic inch motor which runs mint. This car has never failed to start and there are no noises from the engine. Wheel covers are in very nice shape. The tailgate and windows work. The body of the car is rock solid as is the belly of the car. It has a couple of dings here and there and there is a dent on the low side of the left front fender. My dad had one of these wagons when I was a kid and it was bullet proof with 9 children. The interior need help. The front seat needs redoing as does the headliner. I had intentions of a frame off resto, but cannot financially do it. This is an excellent candidate for a resto. Please call me at anytime if you have any questions. I'm a 15 year eBayer with 100% feedback. (585) 797-3553. My name is John. I can help with shipping and that means I can deliver the car to a terminal but the buyer assumes ALL costs. The car does NOT move until the money is clear. NO EXCEPTIONS.On Sep-24-15 at 21:43:46 PDT, seller added the following information: Read Read Read These are the auction rules..........if you win the auction, you have three 3 days to pay for the car in full. No deposits. When I receive the payment in full, I will send you the title. You can pick up the car within 14 days. If you need longer to pick up the car, call me and talk to me. I'm really easy going. This means you don't win the auction, come kick the tires and THEN decide if you want the car. If you don't like the rules, please move on and ruin someone else's auction. I'm sick of these fuktards on e-Bay ruining legitimate sellers auctions. ALSO........remember this is a 1972 Chevy wagon.......NOT A 2015 CHEVROLET WAGON.........this wagon is really clean and an excellent candidate for a resto............it runs really well and never fails to start. Thanks for looking