For Sale: 1976 Chevrolet Corvette in Mansfield, Texas

1976 Chevrolet Corvette

A true number matching Stingray survivor class with only 21,533 original miles. This Corvette was looked after so lovingly and garage kept. Corvette is America's only true production sports car.

Thus starts Chevrolet's sales brochure for the '76-model. The '76 Corvette saw many upgrades; a new air induction system that fed the L-48 350ci carburetor from the front of the car. A rare option 4-speed manual transmission. Only 2,088 Corvettes came equipped with a manual trans.

What makes this '76 Stingray a great investment? It is fully optioned! For the first time in Corvette's history, you couldn't get a convertible-coupes only. This fully loaded Corvette has the T-Top opinion. Power windows and power steering. Also has the optional aluminum wheels offered on only 6,253 models. The gas cap Corvette emblem was a '76-only item. Only during the later part of 1976 was the larger rear Corvette emblem available. The '76 addition of "Astro Ventilation," a power system that circulated air even when the car was at rest. An optional rear window defogger. The 4-spoke sport steering wheel and the tilt steering column. Perhaps most importantly, though, is that the '76 Corvette was the last to wear the hallowed "Stingray" moniker on its fenders it would reappear in 2014. Let's not overlook this is an AC car.

Fully independent suspension. In '76 a new steel underbody section improved rigidity, reduced weight, and blocked out more heat. The '76 Corvette still outhandle just about anything else on the road at the time. Corvette's four-wheel discs were the best available. The '76 was the best-selling Corvette at the time. Even now, the '76 is fourth-best selling edition in the marque's long history.

The Stingray is an immediate source of enjoyable driving you'll ever experience. As an automotive investment or even as a value legacy you can pass on to the family. What other car offers so much?

Give it a new home for $25,000.00!

This car is located in Edmonds, Washington.