1972 Corvette Coupe with an astonishingly low 5202 original miles and a single original owner.
Preserving its authenticity, this Corvette boasts what is believed to be mostly original paint, interior, and overall integrity. Recently acquired from the original owner's estate, the car was initially purchased by an air force serviceman in San Diego, California.
Loaded with nearly every available option in 1972, this Corvette stands out as the best-documented car we've encountered. The abundance of features even required two tank stickers, both still affixed to the original fuel tank; a spare tank is included in the car.
The extensive paperwork accompanying the vehicle includes:
Handwritten bill of sale Dealer type-written bill of sale Salesmen's business card Original GM Tank stickers on the original fuel tank Two original GM No. 5 build sheets Two original GM No. 7 build sheets Original GM window sticker Original GM standard order copy (located under the gauge cluster) Original GM Protecto Plate Letters exchanged between the original buyer and the dealership Presented in Mille Miglia Red with a Saddle leather interior, this Corvette is equipped with numerous features such as power windows, air conditioning, tilt-telescopic steering column, rear window defroster, heavy-duty front and rear springs, power brakes, air injection reactor, LS5 454 engine, F70 tires (now sporting BFG radials from 1973 with a color sales brochure), a 3.08:1 rear differential ratio, and an AM/FM stereo radio.
With its remarkable documentation and unique features, this car cannot be replicated and deserves a place in any collection of survivor cars. Its distinctiveness sets it apart in the Corvette market, making it an unparalleled addition for any enthusiast.
