- MY 1976 Chevrolet Camaro LT
- 3 speed Turbo Hydra Matic automatic
- Gold Exterior Paint with a Black Wrap
- Black and Red Interior
- 350ci V8
- 350 WHP
- Fully Restored
- All Maintenance Up to Date
The '70s Camaro found its niche among muscle car enthusiasts at a time when people appreciated dependable daily cars and enjoyed tinkering under the hood. These iconic machines could be ordered with the “LT” package that stands for “Luxury Touring.” It gave the car a layer of sophistication that was above the LS trim level. Today, a ‘70s Camaro is considered a rare classic and it is an attention-grabbing show car both then and now. Its numerous appearances in films and music videos attest to this. We have in stock one such emblematic figure within the muscle car pantheon, a stunning 1976 Chevrolet Camaro LT with a reported 5000 miles on its clock. It is a completely restored example that has had all maintenance carried out to date. Located in New Jersey, this staggering machine is all set to arrive at your doorstep.
Exterior and Interior
The 1976 Chevrolet Camaro LT naturally boasts a pointy and mean stance, and our subject car further enhances it with a matte black wrap on its exterior. What if it's too dull and uninteresting for your tastes? You're in luck since the gold paint that's underneath the wrap can easily transform this Camaro into a bright and shimmering one. The dual exhaust pipes stick out from behind the rear tires primed to sing the anthem of its powerhouse. The swooping roofline that meets the bold rear spoiler grants the Camaro an unmistakable silhouette. The car's interior gets a splash of red, while the dash trim, steering wheel, and seats all get a two-tone black and red color scheme. Red frames surround the gauges while the carpets feature red Camaro lettering. Below the steering wheel is a Vintage Air air conditioner and towards the center of the dash you can also find a modern infotainment screen as well.
Engine
The 350ci V8 engine in this refurbished 1976 Chevrolet Camaro LT is said to produce an incredible 350 WHP, giving you one horsepower per cubic inch. This power figure is far superior than a standard Camaro and it puts its power to the tarmac through a 3 speed Turbo Hydra Matic automatic transmission.
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