1966 Chevrolet Corvette on 2040-cars
Van, Texas, United States
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This 1966 Corvette convertible is in good condition overall. Unlike most Corvettes this age, this is a matching
numbers 327/350 engine with the original 4 speed transmission and differential in the car, which were rebuilt
approximately 15 years ago. Roughly 25,000 miles on it since. It runs and drives well and Interior, exterior and
undercarriage are in nice weekend driver condition. AM/FM aftermarket radio, with the original '66 Corvette
design, allow you to play your mp3 player or music from your smartphone through the car audio system.
Besides the desirable 327/350 engine and 4 speed tranny, the car has an almost new white convertible top, and the
original hard top which goes with the car. The hard top is in good condition on the inside, but was not painted
with the rest of the car. Paint on this Corvette is nice. Paint on the hard top is fair and showing its age.
Interior is nice. Seats, carpet, dash, glass etc. are all in good condition. Engine, transmission, clutch are
solid. Engine compartment is leak free. Four wheel disc brakes. No power assist. E brake is inoperative and
needs repair. Undercarriage is clean and rust free. Would need under the hood detailing, minor maintenance and
repair to be a show car.
NADA current book values on a 66 Corvette Convertible optioned like this one range from a low of about $58,000 to a
high value of more than $100K. A copy of the most recent NADA Classic and Collectible Car guide is included with
the pictures as a reference.
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