'72 Corvette - Original Paint, Owner, #s 350/4-sp, $23,500
 

Seems like a fair deal...docs too...and sold new out of Vincent Chevrolet in Ypsilanti, MI. Looks like it would clean up really nicely.

Link to 1972 Corvette auction

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Nice car with very few options. It's strange it has custom interior with the lack of other options. I'm one of the few that love Elkhart Green. Of course, the chassis may be the make it or break it part of the car being from Michigan.

Agree...needs to be looked at in person. Almost looks like the engine has deep groove pulleys - am I wrong?

G70s on the back Fs on the front, cool

Here's another nearly identical car for $35k, but this one has a repaint and some other incorrect stuff. I still think the original car in this post could be a really solid deal for the $23,500 ask....

Link to another '72 Elkhart Green Corvette auction for $35k

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Looks like the first car in this post (from Vincent Chevrolet) is being resold, this time in Florida. The new pics really make the car pop....

Link to 1972 Corvette auction

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Not a big fan of green, but that car is sharp.

A lot of the greens are very underrated colors. When the original lacquer dulled down through the years a lot of them were repainted a different color. When you see one that is well preserved with the paint wheeled out like this one, you begin to understand why the greens were so popular back then. I love green cars - they stand out in a sea of red and blue cars.

Sold for $27,100. Nice car.