#s '72 Z/28

[scuncio]

Nice colors - Antique White on Black, with the original 350/4-sp. Price seems on the high side for a '72 needing some resto work, but I'm not following the market on these as closely as the first-gen cars.

Makes the car James recently found in AZ seem like even more of a once-in-a-lifetime deal.

Link to 1972 Z/28 auction (https://ebay.to/2vze6lo)

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[COPO]

Because of the strike, 72's were produced in the lowest volume of the LT-1 Z's. If its as rustfree as he says, perhaps not a bad buy, but certainly no steal.

[MosportGreen66]

I’m not terribly far away from it if anyone wants unbiased eyes on her?

[Dave Rifkin]

The seller's idea of rust free is much different than mine.

[JRSully]

what's with the tri tag rivet area.? No bids at $20k