1966 Chevrolet Corvette
VIN: 194376S115532
The 1966 Corvette C2 Coupe is the most coveted generation of America’s sports car and this particular example is the kind that serious collectors wait years to find. Numbers-matching 327/350hp L79 small block. Wide-ratio M20 Muncie 4-speed. Nassau Blue over white interior. Owned by a single collector for over 40 years and stored in a climate-controlled garage. At 56,188 miles, this is a genuine survivor not a car that’s been restored to look like one.
The drivetrain is correct and intact. The L79 327CI V8 producing 350hp is paired to the wide-ratio M20 Muncie 4-speed one of the most driver-focused transmission options available on a mid-year Corvette. Numbers match. Nothing has been swapped, substituted, or misrepresented. This is the combination that makes a ’66 coupe right.
Provenance matters on cars like this, and the history here is straightforward: one collector, 40-plus years, climate-controlled storage. That kind of single-owner custody doesn’t happen by accident it happens when someone understands what they have. The result is a car that presents honestly, drives beautifully, and hasn’t been subjected to someone else’s questionable restoration decisions.
To bring it to road-ready condition, the car has been recently refreshed with new soft lines, brake cables, fuel tank, water pump, hoses, brake reservoir, starter, and headliner. It drives and functions exactly as it should. The radio is non-operational disclosed upfront. Non-A/C car, which is correct and period-appropriate for this build. Power antenna is present and functional.
This is the car for the buyer who understands the difference between a survivor and a restoration. Nassau Blue over white with the M20 and L79 is one of the definitive C2 Coupe combinations.
The Car has been consigned to the Sioux Falls Classic Car Auction hosted by the Classic Car Auction Group. The auction is Saturday, August 1st, 2026, with live and online bidding. To consign your car and/or to register to bid on this and other cars in the auction go to http://www.classiccarauction.us
