For Sale: 1972 Chevrolet Chevelle in Concord, North Carolina for sale in Concord, NC
Vehicle Description This 1972 Chevrolet Chevelle SS Tribute has slick custom paint, an upgraded A/C interior, and proper power from a fresher crate V8.
It makes for a great classic that has style and substance.
So the only thing missing is you.
You know Chevrolet didn't have a red like this on their color palette in 1972, and so this one instantly announces it's something distinct.
It is a deep hue that still has plenty of boldness, so it knows how to be both sophisticated and aggressive in the first impression.
And this modern application also has a nice metallic element that loves to radiate the sunshine.
Even the headlights were upgraded so this one has a brighter shine day or night! While the color is an upgrade, this coupe also knows how to respect its history.
It's in the fundamentals, like the bright chrome bumpers and clean lines of this hardtop's sheetmetal.
And of course, this one has been upgraded with all the best Super Sport features.
This includes the cowl induction hood, blackout grille, hood pins, and great-looking SS wheels.
Plus, the racing stripes are painted on top for a seriously sporty look.
Those black stripes on the outside also get you ready for the full black interior.
This is an update later in life, and so it remains attractive with a good carpeting, a smooth dash, and well-done headliner.
There are worthwhile modern upgrades, like a touchscreen AM/FM stereo w/Bluetooth and aux input, a bright LED dome light, and newly serviced R134a air conditioning.
And while that makes it nice for everyone, this also is specifically done for a quality driving machine.
There are classic pieces, like the high-back bucket seats and a horseshoe shifter in the center console.
And that's joined by vintage-style additions, like the Stewart Warner oil pressure gauge and Chevy sports steering wheel.
The engine bay has the right look for serious small block power.
It's a fresher 350 cubic-inch crate V8, and it has all the right go-fast goodies.
This includes an Edelbrock four-barrel carburetor, Edelbrock intake, and long tube headers that add even more power while also contributing to the rumble of the dual exhaust.
There are more nice SS-style upgrades, like the 12-bolt rear end and rear sway bar.
And this was built to be a great all-around driver with a three-speed automatic transmission, power steering, power brakes w/front discs, and wide BF Goodrich T/As.
This is the sleek muscle machine with a distinct look, the best features, and a powerful heart.
So you know you're going to love this SS tribute.
Call now!.
It makes for a great classic that has style and substance.
So the only thing missing is you.
You know Chevrolet didn't have a red like this on their color palette in 1972, and so this one instantly announces it's something distinct.
It is a deep hue that still has plenty of boldness, so it knows how to be both sophisticated and aggressive in the first impression.
And this modern application also has a nice metallic element that loves to radiate the sunshine.
Even the headlights were upgraded so this one has a brighter shine day or night! While the color is an upgrade, this coupe also knows how to respect its history.
It's in the fundamentals, like the bright chrome bumpers and clean lines of this hardtop's sheetmetal.
And of course, this one has been upgraded with all the best Super Sport features.
This includes the cowl induction hood, blackout grille, hood pins, and great-looking SS wheels.
Plus, the racing stripes are painted on top for a seriously sporty look.
Those black stripes on the outside also get you ready for the full black interior.
This is an update later in life, and so it remains attractive with a good carpeting, a smooth dash, and well-done headliner.
There are worthwhile modern upgrades, like a touchscreen AM/FM stereo w/Bluetooth and aux input, a bright LED dome light, and newly serviced R134a air conditioning.
And while that makes it nice for everyone, this also is specifically done for a quality driving machine.
There are classic pieces, like the high-back bucket seats and a horseshoe shifter in the center console.
And that's joined by vintage-style additions, like the Stewart Warner oil pressure gauge and Chevy sports steering wheel.
The engine bay has the right look for serious small block power.
It's a fresher 350 cubic-inch crate V8, and it has all the right go-fast goodies.
This includes an Edelbrock four-barrel carburetor, Edelbrock intake, and long tube headers that add even more power while also contributing to the rumble of the dual exhaust.
There are more nice SS-style upgrades, like the 12-bolt rear end and rear sway bar.
And this was built to be a great all-around driver with a three-speed automatic transmission, power steering, power brakes w/front discs, and wide BF Goodrich T/As.
This is the sleek muscle machine with a distinct look, the best features, and a powerful heart.
So you know you're going to love this SS tribute.
Call now!.
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