Buick GS 1972

24000 USD

CAR DESCRIPTION FROM SELLER
Sloan Documented 1972 Buick GS-455 triple black original. With build sheet documenting the cars originality, this is a real GS-455 with its original code 19 Regal Black paint- IT’S NEVER BEEN REPAINTED! According to production numbers only 1099 GS-455 coupes were built in 1972. The black paint is faded and thin in some areas, and there are some minor dings but the paint, vinyl top, interior, headliner and carpet are all original and all black. There is no rust that I can find, no replacement patch panels and it does NOT appear to have ever been wrecked. The car is originally from the Tulsa, OK. area, purchased new at Chuck Naiman Buick. The 455 engine is NUMBERS MATCHING. It still has the original 72 heads and the engine runs excellent. It has an aftermarket Edelbrock B4B intake with the original 800 cfm Rochester carb (choke blade removed). Has coated headers and an old school Stinger ignition from back-in-the-day. The turbo 400 Automatic transmission is original with matching numbers as is the 3.42 posi rear end. This is a factory A/C car which is currently not working but it’s all there and the belt is on the compressor. Unfortunately, I can’t prove the cars mileage due to its age but it currently shows 63k. Some notable factory options on the car include: N31 rally steering wheel, N33 tilt wheel, U30 instrument gauges, UG5 rally clock, Y10 custom build-up, N40 power steering, A51 front bucket seats, B93 door edge guards, D35 dual sport mirrors,C60 air conditioning, D55 console, K19 air injector pump (missing) and WD5 special paint, and more. For its age, it’s in great condition, runs and drives very nice and it’s quite rare. Great opportunity to own something real and very unique. Shipping is the responsibility of the buyer. However, I will assist and make sure it gets loaded. Really want to see my car go to a collector- it's hard to let it go.NOTE: This is NOT a Stage I car!!

CAR DESCRIPTION FROM SELLER

Sloan Documented 1972 Buick GS-455 triple black original. With build sheet documenting the cars originality, this is a real GS-455 with its original code 19 Regal Black paint- IT’S NEVER BEEN REPAINTED! According to production numbers only 1099 GS-455 coupes were built in 1972. The black paint is faded and thin in some areas, and there are some minor dings but the paint, vinyl top, interior, headliner and carpet are all original and all black. There is no rust that I can find, no replacement patch panels and it does NOT appear to have ever been wrecked. The car is originally from the Tulsa, OK. area, purchased new at Chuck Naiman Buick. The 455 engine is NUMBERS MATCHING. It still has the original 72 heads and the engine runs excellent. It has an aftermarket Edelbrock B4B intake with the original 800 cfm Rochester carb (choke blade removed). Has coated headers and an old school Stinger ignition from back-in-the-day. The turbo 400 Automatic transmission is original with matching numbers as is the 3.42 posi rear end. This is a factory A/C car which is currently not working but it’s all there and the belt is on the compressor. Unfortunately, I can’t prove the cars mileage due to its age but it currently shows 63k. Some notable factory options on the car include: N31 rally steering wheel, N33 tilt wheel, U30 instrument gauges, UG5 rally clock, Y10 custom build-up, N40 power steering, A51 front bucket seats, B93 door edge guards, D35 dual sport mirrors,C60 air conditioning, D55 console, K19 air injector pump (missing) and WD5 special paint, and more. For its age, it’s in great condition, runs and drives very nice and it’s quite rare. Great opportunity to own something real and very unique. Shipping is the responsibility of the buyer. However, I will assist and make sure it gets loaded. Really want to see my car go to a collector- it's hard to let it go.NOTE: This is NOT a Stage I car!!

BASIC CAR INFORMATION
Price:	24000 USD
Make:	Buick
Model:	GS
Year:	1972
Mileage:	63000 MI

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Buick GS 1972

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