WTS Black and Silver 427/425hp L72 coupe.
10-23-2013, 02:31 PM
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WTS Black and Silver 427/425hp L72 coupe.
I have a genuine Black and Silver 427/425hp L72 coupe for sale. Original engine, transmission, alternator, starter, heads, exhaust, distributor, radiator, antennae, etc. etc. etc. 4:11 rear end.
I found this car in an old garage where it sat for 20 years undisturbed, it was originally from California. I have owned it almost 20 years myself.
Obviously being an original L72 black with silver interior car makes it quite rare and very interesting. Some consider the black with silver interior cars to be the rarest color combinations.
If you interested in an extremely low mileage, highly collectible, responsive 1966 BB... Please contact me directly.
Pictures and more info will be furnished upon request,,,, no tire kickers please.
My email is: eaglegripsinc@yahoo.com
RS
NOTE: see asking price in post #10 below.
I found this car in an old garage where it sat for 20 years undisturbed, it was originally from California. I have owned it almost 20 years myself.
Obviously being an original L72 black with silver interior car makes it quite rare and very interesting. Some consider the black with silver interior cars to be the rarest color combinations.
If you interested in an extremely low mileage, highly collectible, responsive 1966 BB... Please contact me directly.
Pictures and more info will be furnished upon request,,,, no tire kickers please.
My email is: eaglegripsinc@yahoo.com
RS
NOTE: see asking price in post #10 below.
Last edited by vettebuyer6369; 10-24-2013 at 03:21 PM.
10-23-2013, 08:01 PM
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Please post an asking price per forum rules. Thank you.
10-24-2013, 09:57 AM
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I have a genuine Black and Silver 427/425hp L72 coupe for sale. Original engine, transmission, alternator, starter, heads, exhaust, distributor, radiator, antennae, etc. etc. etc. 4:11 rear end.
I found this car in an old garage where it sat for 20 years undisturbed, it was originally from California. I have owned it almost 20 years myself.
Obviously being an original L72 black with silver interior car makes it quite rare and very interesting. Some consider the black with silver interior cars to be the rarest color combinations.
If you interested in an extremely low mileage, highly collectible, responsive 1966 BB... Please contact me directly.
Pictures and more info will be furnished upon request,,,, no tire kickers please.
My email is: eaglegripsinc@yahoo.com
RS
I found this car in an old garage where it sat for 20 years undisturbed, it was originally from California. I have owned it almost 20 years myself.
Obviously being an original L72 black with silver interior car makes it quite rare and very interesting. Some consider the black with silver interior cars to be the rarest color combinations.
If you interested in an extremely low mileage, highly collectible, responsive 1966 BB... Please contact me directly.
Pictures and more info will be furnished upon request,,,, no tire kickers please.
My email is: eaglegripsinc@yahoo.com
RS
10-24-2013, 01:37 PM
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OP has provided the following info re: price, etc:
The trim tags are all original and untouched. No POP. Sorry that I don't have any pictures of them right now, however I could tonight. Cars paint and fiberglass was restored about four years ago to the cost of almost $25,000. I am a collector and have enjoyed this car for almost 20 years. I have some pictures of the condition it was in, when I found it. For reference sake: Terry Michalis of Pro Team did attempt to purchase it for $70,000 at a Mecum Auction about 5 years ago. However it did not meet the reserve.
I subsequently put another $30,000 into the engine and body after that auction. Because of the rare color combination, excellent condition of this car and the way it runs, my asking price is $78,000. I'm open to discussions and suggestions however if you are genuinely interested.
The trim tags are all original and untouched. No POP. Sorry that I don't have any pictures of them right now, however I could tonight. Cars paint and fiberglass was restored about four years ago to the cost of almost $25,000. I am a collector and have enjoyed this car for almost 20 years. I have some pictures of the condition it was in, when I found it. For reference sake: Terry Michalis of Pro Team did attempt to purchase it for $70,000 at a Mecum Auction about 5 years ago. However it did not meet the reserve.
I subsequently put another $30,000 into the engine and body after that auction. Because of the rare color combination, excellent condition of this car and the way it runs, my asking price is $78,000. I'm open to discussions and suggestions however if you are genuinely interested.
Last edited by vettebuyer6369; 10-24-2013 at 03:21 PM. Reason: add price