Vehicle description
VIN: 194676S117601 Trim Tag: 976 Nassau Blue | 450 White & Blue Vinyl Body Date: March 25, 1966 (G25) This striking 1966 Corvette Convertible is a beautifully presented example finished in its original Nassau Blue over White & Blue vinyl, restored with NCRS judging standards in mind. It’s a numbers-matching car with what is believed to be its original 427/390hp big block engine, Muncie 4-speed transmission, and heavy-duty 3.70 Posi-traction rear end. Powertrain 427ci/390hp V8 – Engine Build: T0315IL (March 15, 1966) Block casting number - 3869942 Muncie 4-Speed Manual – VIN Derivative: 6117601 Rear Differential: FA 3 17 66 – Heavy Duty 3.70 Posi (March 17, 1966) Holley 3367 Carburetors (service dated: 1974) Delco-Remy Alternator: 1100693 (Date: 6C15 – March 15, 1966) Original-style radiator, fan shroud, horn relay, voltage regulator, correct exhaust manifolds, hoses, clamps, and hardware Replacement starter and fuel pump Body & Chassis All bonding strips and body panels appear original except the driver’s side quarter panel Original floor pans retain their correct unpainted finish Reproduction knock-off wheels, side exhaust covers, and period-correct tires Frame shows no signs of repair or previous damage – 100% original and straight Interior Original gauges, dash pad, and center console Teak steering wheel, jack, and handle are believed to be original Correct reproduction carpets, door panels, and seat covers in excellent condition Later style replacement seat belts LOF Date-Coded Glass: XA (Feb '66), VJ (Dec '65), NA (Mar '66), YJ (Oct '65) Condition This Corvette is in strong #2 condition with light signs of age from an older, high-quality restoration. It remains highly original and was restored with careful attention to factory specs, retaining date-code correct components throughout. It’s a stunning and mechanically sound big-block midyear ready for NCRS judging or spirited open-air cruising. The car was a Top Flight in 2008 with a score of 95.2. We don’t have the original judging sheets, however, we have the confirmation certificates, signed and sealed from the NCRS.