9,400-Mile '75 Caprice Convertible Time Capsule
 

From the same seller as the '72 LeMans survivor comes this one. Not my favorite year big Chevy, but you have to admire the incredible condition - can't say I have ever seen a '71-'75 with an interior that nice.

Incredibly, bidding is already a few bucks away from $30k, with 4 days left to go on the auction.

Link to 1974 Caprice Convertible auction

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----I had the exact same optioned, same color combo Caprice convert in 1979. Bought it from Bill Jacobs Chevrolet used with about 15,000 miles. Turned out to be a great car for Jan and I. Put a trailer hitch on it and hauled around an 18 foot 454 powered Donzi. I believe the Dykstra's will remember both the car and the boat...….Bill S

----I have to amend one thing. Our 75 was delivered with a four-barrel.

74 Caprice...
 

Amazing what AC cost back then