9,400-Mile '75 Caprice Convertible Time Capsule

[scuncio]

From the same seller as the '72 LeMans survivor comes this one. Not my favorite year big Chevy, but you have to admire the incredible condition - can't say I have ever seen a '71-'75 with an interior that nice.

Incredibly, bidding is already a few bucks away from $30k, with 4 days left to go on the auction.

Link to 1974 Caprice Convertible auction (https://ebay.to/2tAaY8o)

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[olredalert]

----I had the exact same optioned, same color combo Caprice convert in 1979. Bought it from Bill Jacobs Chevrolet used with about 15,000 miles. Turned out to be a great car for Jan and I. Put a trailer hitch on it and hauled around an 18 foot 454 powered Donzi. I believe the Dykstra's will remember both the car and the boat...….Bill S

----I have to amend one thing. Our 75 was delivered with a four-barrel.

[WILMASBOYL78]

The poor man's Cadillac :beers:

Another amazing car...looks like the same guy selling the 72 Lemans.

-wilma

[JRSully]

Amazing what AC cost back then