1972 Chevrolet Chevelle ***HEAVY CHEVY***

Description

1972Chevelle "HEAVY CHEVY" Package

Mechanical: 350 V8 with automatic transmission. Runs verystrong and Drives very nice, Steers and holds the road nice. Horn, Wipers, Headlights, Blinkers, Radio all work. Power Steering, Power Brakes. It has a thermostat controlled electric fan. It has an aftermarket oil pressure gauge. This car retains its original motor matching the build sheet.It was optioned factory bench seat, factory big block hood with pins and decals. This was a special Chevrolet package under the YF3 option. Additional information is below. Exhaust sounds awesome - watch video.

Exterior: Paint has very nice shine,Previous bodyworkon the top is startingto show signs of previous repair.Overall nice car with nice older paint job

Interior: The interior is inexcellent original condition.

This car has excellent documentation. We have theoriginal build sheet, so noquestion its a HEAVY CHEVY.As well the original owners manual (see pictures)

It has a currenttitle

Please ask questions, its hard to cover all aspectsof a car of this ages condition.

Video: Running and walk around (copy & paste if link doesn't work)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EvZs4hpcRis

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On Mar-25-17 at 06:05:17 PDT, seller added the following information:

The Heavy Chevy may have been budget conscious, but it still had the "muscle car" look on the outside to attract the young buyers. To order a Heavy Chevy, one needed to check off the YF3 package on the base 2-door Sport Coupe Chevelle order sheet. It was the best performance deal at the time for Chevrolet buyers, for a mere $142.20, it included a healthy dose of items. First was the standard SS hood with a raised hood scoop and racing style hood pins. Unfortunately if a buyer wanted the SS hood with Cowl Induction this buyer had to have move up to a Chevelle SS. Second was a blacked-out front grill and headlight bezels. Third was an attractive decal package which included a set of large "Heavy Chevy" decals on the hood, rear, and front quarter panels and also full body length stripes on each side of the car. All these decals could be had in a choice of black or white color scheme. What was interesting was when a black or white painted roof or any color vinyl top was ordered the side stripes were deleted – however there are rumors of some vinyl top equipped Heavy Chevys that also came with factory stripes.

Last but not least there was a set of stylish 14 x 6 inch Rally wheels, sans trim rings, as the part of the YF3 package. With the YF3 there was no doubt the Heavy Chevy wasn’t just your ordinary base-level car, it was a more understated sibling to the Chevelle SS. And the great thing was Chevrolet had setup the Heavy Chevy as its own model, it had the unique "13437" indicator on the VIN number which it didn’t share with any other Chevrolet model (the 1972 Heavy Chevy used the unique "1C37" in its VIN).