1972 Chevrolet Caprice Survivor.
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- Опубліковано 16 лют 2021
- The car is driven for exercise purposes only and has averaged less than 2,000 miles a year since new! It has never been driven in the winter and is in excellent condition!
Engine:A 400 cubic inch Turbo Fire V-8 delivers great performance and the economy that you'd expect from this classic car. The small block 400 cubic inch is a great motor! It has four bolt mains and bigger valves.
Transmission: turbo hydramatic transmission.
Options: The car is very well equipped with factory air conditioning, power door locks, power windows, custom deluxe seat belts, deluxe bumpers and bumper guards front and rear, AM/FM stereo radio, vinyl roof, Tilt steering wheel, and more. - Авто та транспорт
Glad to see some of these are still on the road. ENJOY!
I always liked the look of The ‘72 full size Chevys. The last year before the big bumpers.
Its so nice to see a car like this nice chevrolet caprice classic that has survived and is in original factory condition as intended hasn't been ruined !! Nothing built today comes close to this thank you.
These were beautiful old cars. Too bad some people donk these cars and make them look like crap.
This was the first cat I ever got behind the wheel of my father put me on his lap and just barely put his hands over mine and away we went.
Had a 76 caprice estate wagon. Best car ever. Had the 400 sbc lasted 500000 miles.
My first new car, bought in that same color for $5400.00 such a great car.
Man how times have changed
Amaaaaaazing condition for a 50yo car, especially that flawless brocade interior. Wow.
I had two cars before age 16. A 76 Chevy Monza at age 13 and a 79 Grand Prix at age 15. The 1st car I bought at age 16 and legally drove was a 72 Caprice absolutely identical to this one... same color, interior, wheel covers and all. My dad and I power tuned the 400sbc and I put a cassette player in it. Most played cassette was Lynyrd Skynyrd's: Second Helping. Racked up tons of miles country cruising and making laps around town. The car was very rusty and once the engine started getting tired I sold it and bought a 1980 Grand Prix which I thought at the time was much cooler. I'd love to have the 72 Caprice now.
I had one of these. One of the finest cars I have ever owned.
The full-size Chevrolet cars from this era were like low-buck Cadillacs. Solid, dependable, built to run for decades with basic maintenance. Less than a decade later we had 80,000 mile recyclable cars that disintegrated by design.
i had a white painted one , paid $400. for it in 1987 , loved that car
This is one of my favorite Caprices. It just looks happy.
I remember when these were new cars, they were everywhere!
Interior is mint! What a time capsule!
Awesome that is one nice ride. Brings back memories.
'Beautiful survivor from a great era of big American cars.
Wow those power window regulators are in great condition. Power windows on most 50 year old cars are slow, have chatter, or don't line up properly. All signs the regulators need to be rebuilt. These are like new. Very nice.
Are parts available for this vehicle?
Stunning!
A beautiful Caprice!!
Loved that generation of Chevy full-size cars, which spanned from 1970-76. I had a '73 Caprice, which was very similar to the '72, except for somewhat different grill, and also the 5mhp bumpers that were mandatory for 1973. That '72 is a great looking original version. I never liked the 'low riders and 'donks'. Always prefered when they are kept as they looked off the assembly line.
That's a beauty.
You show very beautiful cars!
Had a '73 Caprice Classic. Build quality of a high school shop project. Crappy vacuum HVAC, electrics failed, emissions nightmare, topped off with loads of rust
Stunning car! Love it! Bet that sold quickly!!
Just a very nice piece of inexpensive luxury and could opt for a powerful 454 power plant
Awesome! All original,no rust,pillarless………I’ll put a right mirror
When I was little, we had a Pontiac Grand Safari wagon that looks very similar to this car!
اللهم صل وسلم وبارك على عبدك ورسولك محمدﷺ
An old schoolmate of mine had one of these!
Most beautiful car
Boy o boy, that is beautiful
Hell yeah brother!
The American car companies were very good at making big cars like this but not so much when they had to make economy cars.
VERY NICE CAR
Great car
Gotta love the Land Yachats.
Wish America needs to start building this again instead of unibody SUV'S.
Wow that's a nice one, grandma n grandpa had their car but their children drove them everyware. One day she died her husband had died ten years earlier, the kids inherited the car and some fast salesman with a modern eco pod loaded to the gills with epa mandate equipment got the car on a trade in, tehm saying it's just to big,drove off in their new One Wack it's on a rollback epa mobile. Toataled only doing 45 miles an hour bumper cover car.....Shouldah kept that wonderful metal chevrolet.
I luckily in 2006 found a 1976 caprice with 1680 miles with dealer window sticker on the right rear window and bought it over the phone for only $14000.00, it now has 2300 miles on it.triple blue with tilt wheel cruise power everything.with 2 inches of dust on it hidden. Away blocked in by a dead Rolls Royce.....I love the 1972 front end I have the Kingswood wagon 1972 snapped it up mortgage crisis for only $1500. With only 43000 miles California no rust...I am amazed at the ePay prices on these cars. I'll sell my house my land my sole but never my cars.
Literally the only reason I know this car is because of the makers of James Bond at the time made a deal with GM in live and let die
I remember that and seeing the guy that picked up Bond at the airport wore both the lap and shoulder belts. A year or so later when I turned 16, I got my grandfather's 1970 Buick Electra to drive and out of curiosity I buckled up both the lap and shoulder belts and got in the habit of wearing them. Fast forward to 1980 and coming home one weekend from college and a drunk driver hit me head on. Because of the size of the car and the fact that I was wearing both the lap and shoulder belts in the collision I walked away with only bruises from the belts.
😍!
What an amazing time piece! How the heck did you keep it so nicely. Sure wish I still had my 73 Caprice coupe, it succumbed to northeast winters with 245K miles, wish I could have restored it
CHEVROLET....."Building a better way to see the U.S.A." 🙋♂
Me gusta el carro
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I think GM should buy it to teach there new haired workers about there bast quality.
This car is now in California and very nice in person !
Still available?
Awesome color..anyone know the color code
me want! gimmie!! friend had one in silver w/a 454 my family had a bel air sedan same year as well🥲
nice aftermarket ac relay LOL
Wonderfull machine, but i prefer my volkswagen 2021🙂
This car for sale
is this car for sale?
I just bought one in Masstown N.S Canada. was a show car and put away in a heated garage for 11 yrs.. I was just in the right place and time to get the chance to buy it June/4/2022....
what's the price???
Is this car forsale
Thanks for this trip down memory lane! Bought a 72 Caprice in 73. Great car except for gas mileage. One of finest examples of Baby Cadillac! 🏆. Sad there are no longer any comparable vehicles available. Hell, even Cadillac and Lincoln are mostly glorified trucks with astronomical prices! ☹️. 🤮
4 sale?
Yes, the car is for sale. I am working on the sale details at this time. Right now it is consigned to a tentative auction based on Covid protocols. If you are interested, my email address is harscars@ yahoo.com.
so is the car for sale cause im interested?
Yes, the car is for sale.
@@KDawgFilmz are you a private seller or a car lot?
What's the asking price?
Mike?
How many owners?
I meant miles?
Where did you go??
I am a private seller. I am the second owner of the car. Th asking pice is ye to be determined. The car may be going to auction.
YES !!!!!!! A FOUR DOOR !!!!!!!!!! I DO NOT LIKE TWO DOOR CARS
Same here. Both of my cars are 4 doors.
No wonder it’s a survivor nobody wants to drive a four door lmao