I was the second owner of a 72 Conv. It was a strong car, a smooth car, solid and dependable. If it broke it was fixable. The looks were amazing, simple but stylish. I would drive mine under a full moon with all of the dash lights turned low and it was like driving in a black hole. I am looking for one today to replace that one.

To be honest I love everything about this car! This is my 4th classic car and by far the best yet. It doesn't matter if I'm driving to the store or it's sitting in the driveway, literally everyone can't take their eyes off of it and everyday since I've had it at least 5 people per day either say "nice car", ask if they can buy it, ask about it in general, take pictures, or just stare at it and give me the thumbs up. It does need some engine work and a paint job and little minor things but that's nothing compared to all the pros it has and the potential of being the best 1972 Impala in town and it being a good investment. I was blessed to have bought it for $3,500 and the way it is now is the way I bought it. So far I've done small things to the engine that had to be done and I look forward to what it will be once I've done all that's needed

This car is a great buy for someone looking to restore. Has great value for oringinal parts if you are a parts person. Car has not been garaged and needs paint. Car runs very smoothly and would be worth fixing. 400 motor. Interior worn, some minor rips. Exterior looks good at different angles, needs minor body work on left door from a scrape and run. Handles very well.

I can tell you that i have owned this car for 30 years. Its been a great car. I love the 502 big block . Its not really cost a lot to keep it up just routine maintance.I just love to drive it. It make me smile.

My 1972 Chevrolet Impala convertible was a nice car. 350, auto, power steering and brakes, tilt, cruise, aluminum rims. that was a nice car to have. It rode nice, handled nice. the bottoms of them rust out like no other though. Luckly they make the replacement 1/4 panels. If you love muscle car styling with a little more comfort and with power a early 70's Impala is the way to go.