1972 Chevrolet Chevelle

This blue 1972 Chevrolet Chevelle was originally assembled with a 350ci V8 in GM’s Missouri factory and is now an SS tribute powered by a 454ci V8 big block engine paired with Scorpion Race Performance 1.7 rocker arms, a Thumpr cam, Hedman headers, and an automatic transmission. The black interior has new gray driver and passenger bucket seats, an aftermarket standalone tachometer, and a B&M shifter. Located in Las Vegas, Nevada, this Chevelle is available now with a clear title.

The blue bodywork is accented with black stripes that cover the cowl induction hood and trunk lid. Brightwork includes the front and rear bumpers, headlight buckets, wheel arch and greenhouse glass trim, driver-side mirror housing, and door handles. Badging is located on the front grille, hood, front fenders, and trunk lid.

The car rides on Rally wheels with Chevrolet center caps and Primewell Sport PS860 tires, which the seller suggests replacing. It features a new master cylinder and booster. According to the seller, the brakes need to be replaced and the rear drums have rust.

The black interior features newer seats, a four-spoke black GT steering wheel, manual windows, and a B&M shifter. The black dashboard is cracked and the seller suggests the interior should be redone.

Instrumentation includes a 120-mph speedometer, a fuel gauge, and an aftermarket standalone tachometer installed on the steering column. The true mileage on this Chevelle is unknown. 

Under the cowl induction hood is a 454ci V8 engine upgraded with Scorpion Racing Products 1.7 rocker arms and Hedman headers. A Thumpr cam was installed when the engine was rebuilt. New cables and spark plugs have been installed and fluids have been changed.