• 350 SBC
  • MSD ignition
  • Quadrajet equipped
• 4 speed manual
• Cardinal Red 
• Black interior
• Original radio
• All original look 
• A/C
• Tinted windows
• Power brakes and steering
  • 4 wheel disc brakes
• Removable t-tops and rear window
  • Storage bags for each are included

This is a great Corvette that could be driven and enjoyed daily! It's a small block car with a 350 mated to a close ratio 4 speed manual transmission and has nice creature comforts such as A/C, power steering and comfortable black bucket seats. The call out below the shifter rates the engine at 350ft-lbs. The A/C works well and makes this car comfortable, and stylish to drive in the heat. The removable t-tops and rear glass window are great for nice cool evening cruises when you really want to hear and feel the motor. This is a very honest, remotely original Corvette that is ready to be driven and enjoyed!  

History;

1972 was the last year for chrome bumpers at both front and rear, the vacuum actuated pop-up windshield wiper door, as well as the removable rear window common to all 1968-72 coupes. The key activated anti-theft alarm system became standard. The increasingly popular choice of an automatic transmission was installed in most corvettes for the first time, with nearly 54 percent so equipped. This year SAE net measurement for horsepower was now utilized (away from the previous SAE gross standard), and was largely responsible for the much lower engine output figures such as the 200 hp rating on the standard 350 cu in (5.7 L) motor. This was the final year for the LT-1 engine, rated at 255 hp, and the ZR1 racing package built around it. Although the M22 HD 4-speed was no longer a Regular Production Option, it continued to be fitted to cars outfitted with the ZR1 package. The LT-1 could now be ordered with air conditioning, a combination not permitted the two previous years. The LS5 454 cu in (7.4 L) big block was again available and came in at 270 hp. Noteworthy is in ’72 the LS5 was not available to California buyers. This was the beginning of a trend where Chevrolet restricted certain power train choices to California buyers due to that state's practice of applying more stringent emission standards than mandated by federal regulations. Convertibles were a vanishing breed by ‘72, and the Stingray was no exception. It sold only 6,508 copies, amounting to 9% of the market, placing it number three; it was beaten by the number one-selling Cutlass Supreme, with 11,571, but beat the Impala's 6,456 and the Mustang's 6,401. Rare options: ZR1 special engine package (20), shoulder belts with convertibles (749), LT1 engine option (1,741).

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