1972 Ford Maverick
Introducing this 1972 Ford Maverick finished in vibrant orange, complemented by a two-tone tan and black vinyl interior. The exterior side and hood graphics reflect the Grabber style package, a popular factory styling option in the early 1970s that gave the Maverick a sportier, more distinctive look without changing its core simplicity.

Highlights:
- California Car (Blue License Plate)
- Exterior Color: Vibrant Orange
- "Grabber" Style Aesthetics Package
- Straight-6 Engine
- Automatic Transmission
- Single Barrel Carburetor
- Power Steering
- Drum Brakes
- Upgraded Aluminum Radiator
- Pioneer Radio
- 18-Inch DRW (Dynamic Racing Wheels) Branded Alloy Wheels

Power comes from a straight-6 engine paired with a single-barrel carburetor and an automatic transmission, offering a straightforward and optimal driving experience. Additional equipment includes power steering, drum brakes, and a single exhaust outlet. The car sits on 18-inch DRW alloy wheels wrapped in Delinte tires, giving it a slightly updated stance while maintaining its classic character.

Inside, the cabin features bench seating trimmed in tan and black, along with lap belts, manual-crank windows, and a two-spoke steering wheel. Dual-side rearview mirrors, a fender-mounted antenna, and a Pioneer radio round out the interior, providing a mix of original charm and light upgrades.

Maverick's name was inspired by the idea of independence; Ford even used a longhorn logo to reinforce the maverick theme of going your own way. This Maverick presents well and offers a classic, easygoing driving experience that reflects its period roots, mechanically sound. For $15,750