1972/SOLD/SOLD/SOLD/SOLD/SOLD/ Corvette T-Top Coupe Matching # 454 Big Block L88 Emulator.

Engine work by Ohio George Montgomery, bored .30 over, balanced rotating assembly, forged alum pistons, 10.5:1, Crane roller cam, Edelbrock Alum heads, L88 Alum intake, Barry Grant 850 cfm Speed Demon carb w/Wedge Air Cleaner, MSD electronic ignition, new, billit distributor,  Edelbrock alum water pump. Headman headers and side pipes powder coated by Asthetic Finishes w/new mufflers. Engine lighter by 125 pounds.

Muncie 4-speed transmission (better than new rebuild by Racing Drive Trains), all new u-joints, new Center Force clutch, new, offset trailing arms, adjustable strut rods, single leaf composite rear spring, 4 new gas shocks, Steeroids rack and pinion steering, all new poly bushings, over sized front and rear sway bars, new ZR-1 style 17” wheels w/new Goodyear Eagle F1 235X45ZR17 tires.

All new brake system, new power booster, master cylinder, prop valve, all SS lines, Wilwood slotted, drilled 13” rotors, Wilwood calipers, 6 piston front, 4 piston rear, new parking brake cable.

All body work and painting by Superior Auto Restoration. Down to bare fiberglass, every crack expertly  repaired, new L-88 style hood, extended to eliminate wiper doors.  ADDED: Replaced the worthless vacuum chamber witha 4 quart oil cooler. ALL exterior bright parts new except bumpers  which have been beautifully re-chromed by BriteWorks. New lap and shoulder belts, new retractor pots, seats down to bear metal, straightened, welded & painted, new foam, and Black Leather covers, new door interiors, new leather covered steering wheel, new weather striping, new power window regulators, new wiper motor, new carpeting, new Pioneer 200 amp stereo with rear speaker bar.

SPECTACULAR HIGH PERFORMANCE CORVETTE Odometer reading meaningless, this is a completely restored, new Corvette. $125k invested (have all receipts), will sacrifice at $95k until Spring when I will hit the show circuit.

LLWoody2011-01-25 08:39:02

Have fun on the show circuit.

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Gee F4 Gary, I'll bet first grade were the three best years of your life and you were the funniest guy in the class. If you see my Corvette at a car show, please come up and say, "Howdy". I'm the 6'1'' 240 lb Airborne Ranger with the car.

Wow is there nothing you haven't upgraded on this car yet? I like the hood idea as the wiper door can be a pita. I think what Gary is talking about is that at 95k your still 50k over what a top end 72 is worth..that being said..you customized the car for yourself and you shrunk the buyers market by going all out..I hope you find a buyer because it sounds like you built a rocket! You may want to just keep it and keep going with it..

I would really not like to meet a pissed off Ranger but I have met some over the years that had a look they could turn on and make me think they were going to eat me!
Good luck on the sale.
Rich

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LLWoody - good luck with the sale. BEAST of a car. Have you listed on the other forum ?

  If you build it they will come!   Don't know if that applies to cars though.

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Are you really asking $95,000 for a 72?

That is so cool.

As you say, "Anything worth doing is worth overdoing". This is a 72 in name and on the title only. It is an entirely new, 21st century high performance car. From the premium paint,  body resurfaced twice, Glasurit 55 primer and base coat sanded 4 times done to 4000 grit, then buffed and clear coasted to the engine rebuilt to excede L-88 standards (try 580hp). Try pricing Wilwood 13" Drilled, slotted rotors and 6/4 priston calipers (Hint $4,900) and yes it brakes from 145mph like it's glued to the road. And I did not mention my military background to be in any way treatening, just as positive identification.

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1972 Corvette T-Top Coupe Matching # 454 Big Block L88 Emulator.

Engine work by Ohio George Montgomery, bored .30 over, balanced rotating assembly, forged alum pistons, 10.5:1, Crane roller cam, Edelbrock Alum heads, L88 Alum intake, Barry Grant 850 cfm Speed Demon carb w/Wedge Air Cleaner, MSD electronic ignition, new, billit distributor,  Edelbrock alum water pump. Headman headers and side pipes powder coated by Asthetic Finishes w/new mufflers. Engine lighter by 125 pounds.

Muncie 4-speed transmission (better than new rebuild by Racing Drive Trains), all new u-joints, new Center Force clutch, new, offset trailing arms, adjustable strut rods, single leaf composite rear spring, 4 new gas shocks, Steeroids rack and pinion steering, all new poly bushings, over sized front and rear sway bars, new ZR-1 style 17” wheels w/new Goodyear Eagle F1 235X45ZR17 tires.

All new brake system, new power booster, master cylinder, prop valve, all SS lines, Wilwood slotted, drilled 13” rotors, Wilwood calipers, 6 piston front, 4 piston rear, new parking brake cable.

All body work and painting by Superior Auto Restoration. Down to bare fiberglass, every crack expertly  repaired, new L-88 style hood, extended to eliminate wiper doors.  ADDED: Replaced the worthless vacuum chamber witha 4 quart oil cooler. ALL exterior bright parts new except bumpers  which have been beautifully re-chromed by BriteWorks. New lap and shoulder belts, new retractor pots, seats down to bear metal, straightened, welded & painted, new foam, and Black Leather covers, new door interiors, new leather covered steering wheel, new weather striping, new power window regulators, new wiper motor, new carpeting, new Pioneer 200 amp stereo with rear speaker bar.

SPECTACULAR HIGH PERFORMANCE CORVETTE Odometer reading meaningless, this is a completely restored, new Corvette. $125k invested (have all receipts), will sacrifice at $95k until Spring when I will hit the show circuit.

[/QUOTE] Great looking car.  Any more pictures you would like to share?

[QUOTE=yostusota]Wow is there nothing you haven't upgraded on this car yet? I like the hood idea as the wiper door can be a pita. I think what Gary is talking about is that at 95k your still 50k over what a top end 72 is worth..that being said..you customized the car for yourself and you shrunk the buyers market by going all out..I hope you find a buyer because it sounds like you built a rocket! You may want to just keep it and keep going with it..

Rich [/QUOTE]

'Nuff said....and it is a nice car.
F4Gary2011-01-24 22:24:48

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Let's see, if I sold the old ladys Yukon, my Lionel trains, Die Cast collection and all my hunting weapons, the kids, the house and the fish, we just might have a deal there Airborne!!

Awesome machine!! Wish I had the dough...

Airborne!!

Paul
aka SSG Lukas

FYI, there were a few posts in this thread that were identified as inappropriate for our forum and have been removed by our moderators.  Please keep it fun, friendly and simple gang.

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C4 Vette Registry, C6 Vette Registry

My first Vette, now owned by JB79:

You have done alot of work to the car thats for sure.

I hope you get the asking price as it seems too many nice Vettes, even the ones in original stock form are going for too little these days.

Saw a bone stock 72 with what, 28,000 miles on it go for $25,000 at Barrett Jackson. That was sad.

[QUOTE=T-Mans70,73]You have done alot of work to the car thats for sure.

I hope you get the asking price as it seems too many nice Vettes, even the ones in original stock form are going for too little these days.

Saw a bone stock 72 with what, 28,000 miles on it go for $25,000 at Barrett Jackson. That was sad.
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GREAT LOOKIN' 72 VETTE...Good Luck with the sale, if not sold Enjoy it this Summer!


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C4 Vette Registry, C6 Vette Registry

My first Vette, now owned by JB79:

 ......... And invite him to the gathering in May. I would like to run in a crowd with a car of that caliber. Maybe I should say follow a car like that, waaay in the back.

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