Right here is one clean Chevelle! This striking '72 Chevelle has the capability to get up and go anywhere. 1972 was the last year that the 2nd-Generation Chevelle was made, in production since 1968. For 1972, the Chevelle received a few small updates that differentiated it from the extremely similar 1971 models. These included single-unit parking/side marker lights on their front fenders, a revised twin-bar grille, concealed wipers, and the fact that Chevrolet switched to net-horsepower ratings instead of gross horsepower ratings on their new cars. This specific '72 Chevy is powered by a 350 V8 paired to an Edelbrock 4-barrel carburetor and intake manifold. That power gets to the rear wheels through a 3-speed automatic transmission that is shifted by a trademark horseshoe shifter! The interior white bucket seats are in excellent shape, as they are very clean and very comfortable to sit in. The blue paint with white rally stripes are exceptionally striking and both shine beautifully. Options on this clean Chevy include power steering, power brakes, front disc brakes, power wipers, an updated AM/FM/CD stereo system, factory gauges, adjustable seats and mirrors, air conditioning, and a dual "Magnaflow XL" exhaust system. The car rides on a great set of American Racing wheels on top of some sweet Cooper Cobra Blackwall Radial tires. If you're in the market for a clean Chevelle that doesn't just look great but drives great, then this may just be the one you're looking for.

VIN and Cowl Tag decode as follows:
VIN-
1: Chevrolet
D: Chevelle Malibu
37: 2-door "Notchback" hardtop coupe
F: 307 C.I. V8, 4-barrel carburetor
2: 1972 model year
K: Manufactured at Leeds Assembly Plant, Missouri, USA
637209: Sequence number
COWL TAG-
ST72: 1972 model year
13637: Chevelle Malibu Sport Coupe
K: Built at Leeds Assembly Plant, Kansas City, Missouri, USA
121951: Body unit number
724: Blue trim
A52: Vinyl bench seats
05C: Assembled in the 3rd week of May, 1972
2626: "Mulsanne Blue" paint