Eight Months Gone: 1972 Plymouth Satellite Sebring – Sold?

September 25, 2021 Update – While this “Classifind” expired recently, given the seller’s past history we suspect may not actually be sold yet.  For now, we’re labeling this ride “Sold?” However, we will keep an eye out for an updated listing. In the interim, please reach out either by email or call Rudy directly if you’d like to be informed when we come across something similar.

August 16, 2021 Update – Another month, another no sale.  The private seller just posted another fresh listing but refuses to budge on the $19,999 asking price

July 7, 2021 Update – Another month, another no sale.  The private seller just posted another fresh listing but refuses to budge on the $19,999 asking price.

June 4, 2021 Update – Another month, another no sale.  The private seller just posted another fresh listing but refuses to budge on the $19,999 asking price.

May 8, 2021 Update – The seller of this ’73 Plymouth Satellite just listed a fresh posting but kept their price at $19,999.

April 8, 2021 Update – The seller’s price increase experiment appears to have bombed as we just came across the latest in a series of new Craigslist ads and the price has been lowered again back to $19,999 first tried in February.

March 24, 2021 Update – With three straight months of not being able to sell their ’72 Plymouth Satellite with an already slightly optimistic price of $19,995, the private seller thinks raising their asking price by $2,505 to $22,500 is going to increase sales leads now that the weather is warming up. We think it will take a bigger price reduction to finally get this Plymouth to find a new home before summer hits.

March 7, 2021 Update – Another month, another listing.  In their latest ad, the private seller keeps the same description, pictures, and price.

February 3, 2021 Update – We just discovered a fresh listing for this Plymouth Satellite we first featured at the end of November.  In their latest listing, the private seller reduced their asking price by $2,500 to $19,999.

January 18, 2021 Update – We just came across another new listing for the ’72 Plymouth Sebring we first featured at the end of November.  The pictures, description, walk-around video, and price all remain the same.

January 2, 2021 Update – We just came across a new listing for the ’72 Plymouth Sebring we first featured at the end of November.  The pictures, description, walk-around video, and price all remain the same.

Despite the forced move to reduced power to meet ever-increasing emissions, Plymouth’s third-generation, fuselage-styled Plymouth Satellite looked the part.  It’s becoming very rare to find a rust-free, unmolested example such as this all-green 1972 Sebring originally listed in December 2020 on Craigslist in Upper Montclair, New Jersey, with non-working factory air conditioning, many spare parts, and a revised asking price of $19,999 (down from the original ask of $22,500).  The Collector Car Market Review Online Tool confirms that the ask is likely a bit too optimistic as it’s about $900 above this guide’s current #1 “Excellent” appraisal of $21,600.

Here’s the seller’s description:

“Difficult to find one as rust-free and loaded with options as this “Walt Kowalski Green” Plymouth Satellite!

(Cold Start. Electric Choke is on until I blip the throttle)

• Factory Power Brakes (New master cylinder)
• Discs Front / Drums Rear (New calipers, pads and brake lines)
• Factory Air Conditioning (Needs charging)
• Power Steering
• Air ride rear struts (Adjusted with a compressor)
• New seat covers
• New Carpet
• New Headliner
• Freshened up original 5.2L V8
• New carb and ignition system
• New chrome bumpers front and rear
• New sway bar and bushes
• New Radiator
• Plugs / Wires / Cap / Rotor
• Fuel lines
• New Cragar SS Rims and tires. (14″ and 15″)

It Needs
Chrome trim adding around doors (I have)
Heater core ($99)
Grill is removed from car (I have)

This car drives really well – you can literally drive it 100 miles home.
Headlights, turn signals and wipers are functional”

Show or go: what would you do with this nicely optioned Plymouth Sebring?  Comment below and let us know!