72 Rusty what’s left

[Brad Beck]

This is a 72 T (from 72 to 82 it was in Ohio and driven in the winter so lots of rust) it was converted to IROC in the late 70’s, see photo taken then. As you can see it was converted to a short hood and the oil tank was relocated and replaced with a 75 so a lot of what makes a 72 desirable is not there. All the window trim was etched and painted black. It has 100mm wheel studs on the rear (I was using three inch spacers on the rear, the front studs are longer then stock also but I don’t remember how long they are, I was using 1 1/2 “ or 2” spacers on the front if my memory serves me but not sure. The seats were changed out in 82 with 82 seats and they are in as bad shape as the rest of the car. I have a clean Texas title; the car was totaled when I lived in Texas and I purchased it from the insurance company (at that time they didn’t do salvage titles) thinking I’d put it back together but it has been setting since 1984 and it’s time to go.

It’s located in Sumter, SC. I do not have any wheels so you’ll need to bring a set and you’ll need steel open ended lug nuts because the spacers in the photo are gone and not included with the sale.

$500.00 local pickup only.

When first done, see potos below this one for what's for sale.

[Brad Beck]

Forgot to say, it has no engine or transmission.

[Brad Beck]

The car is SOLD. Thanks Len!

[Brad Beck]

Len could not arrange pickup of car so it's back up for sale.