- Red exterior
- Black interior
- 350ci V8 JPEG Crate Motor - 300 HP
- 4 Speed Manual transmission
- Restoration completed around 2019 reported by current owner
- 2 Gauges are original
- Restoration photos available
The C3 Corvette wasn't exactly born at the greatest of times, as it's the one that weathered the Malaise Era. However, its eye-catching design and brand cachet were enough to keep it selling well. For the 1976 model year, which this 1976 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray hails from, over 46,500 units found homes. This car is said to have received a restoration that was completed around 2019, and photos of said restoration are reportedly available. With a new heart installed that's more powerful than the factory one, it's ready to rock and roll to your tunes.
Exterior and Interior
Red always makes a Corvette stand out, which is why Chevy continues to offer it as one of the most popular colors to this day. Just cast your eyes over the Mako Shark II-derived lines of this 1976 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray and you'll understand why. After all, many of those who buy Corvettes aren't exactly the sort who want to hide from the public eye. This car will definitely turn heads as it's post-restoration and looks frankly amazing. Everything, from the lights to the badging and wheels, looks as new as possible. Inside, you'll find an equally immaculate interior in black, with the signature two-seat layout that Corvettes are known for. We're told that two of the gauges are original units, but it's hard to say which two, as all the gauges look similarly pristine and clear-faced. There's a retro-modern Corvette-branded radio unit that supports AUX connectivity, and we also spot the original climate controls in their spot by the gear shifter. The original L82 engine plaque is retained, but as we've told you, this car has a newer and stronger heart to motivate it along at your desired pace.
Engine
The new heart we keep talking about is a 350ci (5.7L) crate motor that's said to develop 300hp. When this 1976 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray rolled out of the factory gates in 1976, it did indeed have a 350ci L82 V8, albeit one that produced a piffling 180hp thanks to the Malaise Era. This car's stronger powerplant can provide the power you need to the rear wheels via its 4-speed manual transmission.
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