Unfortunately i cannot afford my 1972 f-85 anymore. Good news for you is that it is for sale and im ready to get rid of it. Comes with a strong running 350 v8 engine and a fully working th350 trans. No A/C but there is heat. I took it apart to put new performance parts on it. I can no longer afford these parts and the stuff that i wanted to put on to it due to the economy so here it is. It is garage kept and in very nice condition im looking to get anywhere between 6-8000 dollars for it so if anyone is interested give me a call or shoot me an email at MajorPain212@yahoo.com

 

Location please

 

Looks like New Jersey from the plates.

 

Looks like a nice car. Good luck selling it.

 

This was on one of his other posts:

 

where you live??

 

I thought the last year for the F-85 was '71? Have I been led astray?

 

According to Setting the Pace, there was an F-85 in 1972, and production was very small at 3,792.

However, this car can't be an F-85 as the only model made that year was a four-door ("Town Sedan"). My guess is that he's just using the phrase "F-85" generically.

 

Didn't we just have this same discussion last month?

https://classicoldsmobile.com/forums...g-anymore.html

By the way, the F-85 nameplate was resurrected in the mid-1970s as the bottom trim level of the Omega line.

 

Apparently so. However, our memories are short!

 

I looked it up. It was for two model years only, 1976 and 1977. It was the Omega F-85 Coupe.

 

but there was a F - something else in 72 I saw it at Lansing this summer, base model car from Texas painted hardtop really cool looking car. I want to sat it was a F-82 pr F-86?, I posted about it after the show. I'll have to look for that.

 

Regardless of what type of car it is, it is pretty... for an A body.