Basically, EVERYTHING. VERY few parts interchange between the two. While the '70-'72 Chevelles share body styles and nearly ALL of the parts are interchangeable (albeit different because there are a lot of 1970 only parts) they share basically nothing with the '73. You can swap engines and transmissions between the two as well as the steering gear box, but that's just about it. Everything else is different.
sure.
The features that came on the 1972 Chevelle were very different from all of the other model years of the Chevelle. The features were standard light up air bags, reclining trunks and 1973 technology that wasn't seen until the next year.
Chevrolet Chevelle Laguna was created in 1973.
You can make it fit, but chances are the wiring harness will be different as well as the length... Especially the length. You can try it if you have one laying around, but I wouldn't pay for a '72 steering column if you are working on a '75 Chevelle. now, a steering column from ANY 1973-1977 GM A-body should work just fine, so if you can't get one from a '75 Chevelle, you DO have other options.
all depends on the engine you have.
no
I really doubt it.
Between 1967 and 1972. It was officially opened in 1973.
Somewhere between 1972 & 1973.
Between 1972 & 1973.
the 454 out of the chevelle in 73 had 265 horse.
you need a steering wheel puller to get it off.