1973 Chevrolet Caprice Classic 400







Ended Jun 27, 2025 at 7:25 PM UTC
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Description
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“The Caprice Classic is Chevrolet’s answer to Cadillac luxury at a family man’s price.” Motor Trend was impressed with the 1973 Caprice Classic, and for good reason: it marked a significant evolution in Chevrolet’s full-size lineup, and was designed to offer luxury-level features at less cost.
The Caprice Classic introduced a more refined and formal design, with a clean, straight body line giving it a distinctive silhouette. The front end featured a slightly pointed grille and raised hood, while the bumpers were stylish despite a federally mandated five-mph safety design. Inside, the Caprice Classic emphasized comfort and convenience with cloth and vinyl upholstery in a variety of colors, along with a long list of standard and optional features.
Under the hood, the Caprice Classic came equipped with V8s in 350-, 400-, and 454-cubic inch displacements. And while a manual was available, most engines were paired with automatic transmissions for smooth and reliable performance.
This 1973 Caprice Classic Sedan wears beautiful blue paint, is powered by the 400 cu-in V8, and is said to have travelled only 30,886 miles since new!
Highlights
Luxurious Caprice Classic with V8 power
400 cu-in Chevrolet V8
Three-speed automatic transmission
Finished in blue with a neutral pattern cloth and vinyl interior
Factory air conditioning that’s been converted to 134a refrigerant
Features
15-inch wheels wearing 235/75R15 BF Goodrich tires
Power brakes
120-mph speedometer, fuel level gauge, and clock
Jensen aftermarket stereo
Starter, water pump, and rear tires were recently replaced
Known Imperfections
A/C needs recharged
A few minor paint imperfections, see photos
Minor spot by Caprice emblem on front bumper
Passenger side bumper is missing the trim price by the fender
Front seat has one small stain and a cigarette burn hole in center
Included
Keys
Owner’s manual
Spare tire and jack
Original radio
Ownership History
The consignor states, “Has been garage kept all its life and only driven occasionally.”
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