So, after selling the racecar, I decided Sherry should have her own classic, so we bought this. It's a 72 coupe, L-48 350, 4 speed, air conditioning. Last year for the chrome bumpers.

 

Very Nice Vette.

 

Classic!!

 

Traitor!!!!!!!LOL NICE!

 

Very nice. I don't much care for the later C3 Corvettes, but the early ones look good IMO.

 

Good choice!!!

 

very nice

 

That is a sharp Vette! Good you found one so nice and without any body rust. Maybe now you can build the old hot rod. kennyg

 

Nice toy!

 

I would say "traitor", but I came close to trading my Boss 302 on a '72 454 4 speed convertible (blue) Vette several years ago. Always liked the '68-72 chrome bumper cars.

 

Yea, the body is surely rust free.

We didn't want a project, and couldn't afford a true showcar. This is a nice driver that needs a few things attended to.

Hoping it doesn't demand too much attention so we can finally start working on the 32.

 

I like.

 

Very nice mark!

 

What is it with RCMC members dumping Mustangs for Vette's?

Congrats, Looks very good, however, no kids getting around in that thing.

 

Variety is the spice of life. My dad had a 72 when I was a kid. I used to ride in the hole behind the seats where the Ttops go.

Actually, no kids in the car is exactly what my wife was looking for!

 

I can relate to Mark, my grandfather had a 69 convertible with the hard top, that is my one day dream car. 427 WITH A 4 SPEED DROOLING

 

Hey, nothing wrong with having a Corvette to go along with the Mustangs... I have a '72 Corvette myself, owned it for the better part of 30 years. It's an LT-1 ( solid lifter 350 ) with M-21 4 speed, and factory installed 4:11 axle. I have previously owned two '67 big block Vettes, one a 427/435 HP version...sold my '67 GT-500 to buy that one....man, wish I still owned BOTH of those cars!

Jan