- Car Location: South Carolina
- Repainted around 1980 original color
- 4 speed close ratio factory manual transmission
- Reported to have the original mufflers
- Original Carb not on the car but included
- Reported to be a numbers matching motor and transmission
- Disc brakes all four corners - replaced in 2020 (new brakes and calipers)
- Most of the car reported to be all original
- Enthusiast owned
- Recent oil change and filter replaced
- During the repaint, the flags were removed, the original flags are included with the sale
- Reported to be a one owner car
- Factory Options:
- Convertible w/ hardtop
- L79 high performance 350HP V8 engine
- Four speed manual transmission
- Close ratio shifting
- 4.11 gear ratio
- AM/FM radio w/ power antenna
- Hazard warning lights
- Extra headlamps are included in the sale
- Extra Carburetor
- Various other parts and accessories included in the sale
Classics like this 1966 Chevrolet Corvette have become collector cars in this day and age, and it is becoming increasingly difficult to find such cars in decent condition, especially with original specifications preserved. Luckily for you, we have this well preserved, enthusiast owned 1966 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible L79 for sale. This 66' Corvette has a 327ci engine, which was a rare find at the time because small-block engine options at the time were reduced from five to two to meet demand. It is reported to be a numbers-matching motor and transmission and various parts including the original carb and extra headlamps are included in the sale. Coming from South Carolina, it’s got just 65,000 miles on the clock and is reported to be a one-owner car, seeking its lucky second owner.
Exterior and Interior
This 1966 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible L79 is finished in a stunning blue paint and was repainted around 1980 in its original color. During the repaint, the flags were removed, and the original flags are included with the sale. It sits on silver wheels with Corvette center flags, and radial tires. All four corners have new disc brakes and calipers, which were replaced in 2020. This Vette’ is fitted with a convertible hardtop and reported to have the original mufflers. The cabin of this 1966 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible L79 is in blue and provides seating for two occupants. It is fitted with an AM/FM radio with power antenna, hazard warning lights, 3-spoke Corvette steering wheel and an attractive instrument cluster. A handsome clock adorns the center console, along with knobs to operate the ventilation system.
Engine
What powers this stylish 1966 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible L79 is a 327ci (5.4L) V8 engine. It is a L79 high performance V8 engine capable of producing 350 horsepower and is married to a four speed manual transmission that drives the rear wheels. It's also a factory close ratio manual transmission with a 4.11 gear ratio that allows for effortless close ratio shifting. The original carburetor has been replaced in the engine, but it is still available with the sale of the car.
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