1972 chevrolet Monte Carlo 87k original miles NO RESERVE

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This NO RESERVE auction is for a beautiful clean title, pure California rust free, 1972 Chevrolet Monte Carlo. It is a time capsule! 87,260 Original miles! It’s rides and performs so beautifully on it’s 100% original factory equipped, numbers matching 350CU V8 and 3 speed T350 Transmission. This is a rare 2 owner car.Factory options include:Power steeringPower disk brakesAir ConditioningDeluxe bucket seatsTorque Flight center console3.55 rear end ratio All the gauges roll wonderfully, and the original motor has tons of pep when you give her the juice, yet gets surprisingly great gas mileage with its factory 2 BBL carburetor if you dive normally. All the original stickers are under the hood including the original fire drop material. All the stickers are in the door jams, and under the trunk lid, and on the inside of the glove box lid, and build sheets under the rear seat. This is a beautiful, daily drivable, unrestored, unmolested, Highly Optioned, Rust Free, clean title California Car. When it shows up at your door, it will smell like 1972. You will punch it getting on the freeway and be so pleasantly surprised that you will get that tingle in your crotch and and that twinge in your cheeks from that big long smile you’ve had on your face for way too long now. Enjoy the past, when things were made with pride, and built to last still.THE UGLY: -In dash clock does not work currentlyAC needs new belt it’s severly old-Some knicks in the single re paint it’s from 1984-front shocks are old, and a bit boaty-radio works but car has no antenna-passenger door sags just slightly, and does not shut like new like the driver door does but still better than most out there.- one shopping cart dent the size of a B.B. shot in the driver door-No floor mattsPLEASE CALL 805-602-7921 with any Concerns or Questions!Happy Bidding!

On Jan-09-18 at 09:55:40 PST, seller added the following information:

Update 1/9/18: the Monte Carlo DOES have an antenna, it was embedded into the windshield in 1972. The radio turns on and rolls however does not pick up channels here in my area. With some guidance from an awesome eBayer, I found that the plug in or the radio/speedometer/heater is missing the metal tip for the wire for the antenna. The heater and speedometer work great, so i am assuming the plug is fine, it will need a dab of solder. If you would just prefer a new adapter, there is a used OEM one on eBay now for $9.85 USD. Sorry for the misinformation and please contact me if you have any other questions or concerns!