1972 Corvette Stingray T-Top.  “A REAL SURVIVOR” NUMBERS MATCHING  454,  Turbo Hydra-Matic   Two owner. 14,829 actual miles.  Classic White paint with dealer added “Lear Jet Stripes” and black leather interior.  Unrestored, unmolested, original in very nice condition. The car was purchased new in May 1972, by my father, from Jack Sommer Chevrolet in Wadsworth Ohio. It was displayed in a showroom until 1993, and then titled to me.  Always stored in a heated environment and never driven in the rain.  This is a prime example of an original Corvette. Everything is completely original as from the factory except the tires, battery, exhaust and brakes which were replaced as normal maintenance.  These items were replaced by original GM parts where possible.  The brake lines and calipers were replaced with stainless steel.  

This is a loaded Corvette optioned with leather interior, power steering, power windows, shoulder harness, power brakes, air conditioning, AM/FM stereo radio, tilt-telescopic steering column, tinted glass, and rally wheels. All original factory jack, jack tools, t-top panel storage bags, and floor mats. Documentation includes warranty book, owner’s manual, Protect-O-Plate, and bill of sale.  The tank sticker is still on the car.

$38,900

Adam Wartell2010-05-13 10:09:10

Got any pics?

I have not been able to figure out how upload a picture.  I can email picture to you

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This looks like a VERY nice car, BUT...............why would you replace all of those parts to take it out of survivor status when it only has 14000 miles? If it is never dirven, it should even have the original tires. Just a thought.................

I was born in Wadsworth Ohio.  Been by that dealer many times, and I believe I have seen the car in person.  Okay that really does not mean anything, just saying.

It was in the showroom at Lee Tire Sales in Norton for a lot of years.  That explaines the Goodyear tires, 

The brake lines started leaking.  The car was on display in a Goodyear tire shop, hence Goodyear tires..