1976 Chevrolet Caprice Classic Sport Sedan 4-Door 5.7L

1976 Chevrolet Caprice Additional Info:

Up for sale is my 1976 Caprice Classic Sport Sedan. I bought the car in 2006 with just over 49,000 miles on it from the 2nd owner. The car is all original, I have tried to keep it that way. It even has most of the original parts under the hood, with exception of a couple belts, an air cleaner element and the exhaust system (yes you are reading that right it still has OE GM hoses and most OE tune up parts) this car could quite possibly be the most ORIGINAL equipment survivor car out there. It is as unmolested as they come, and hopefully you appreciate them that way. I have not seen another car out there of this original content, but there must be one somewhere.
The car is not without a few dings and blemishes in the paint, but it shows very well. The paint is original laquer. There is a blemish in the engine hood on the drivers side from being touched up. There is also a blemish on the trunk lid as well from what appears to be a finger print must have been something laquer didn't like. The rear bumper chrome is pitted area above the exhaust and the bumper fillers, while present do have cracks and the paint is wearing thin, some crumbling of fillers on ends.
This car was selected by GM in the summer of 2008 to have the distinction of being parade position 75 out of 106 vehicles in the GM Century Cruise, which celebrated the 100 year anniversary of GM during the annual Woodard Dream Cruise. One of the photos I included was captured by Autoblog.com as we participated in that event.
I have not driven this car since the 2008 GM parade. It has been locked away safely in my temperature controlled garage, as it always has been since that August. It is occasionally started and moved around the garage, and a battery is always tendered. I don't use the car and I need more room for other interests. Here is your chance to own an awesome survivor vehicle.
I will not sell to interests beyond the 48 US states. Transportation is on your dime I will work with your carrier to arrange pickup only. $500 deposit is due within 48 hours of auction ending. Balance is due via certified check or cash in person within 7 days of end of auction. You must pick up the car within 14 days of my bank confirming funds have been transferred to my account from your bank. Car us sold AS-IS - NO WARRANTY expressed or implied. Title will be provided ONCE your check has been verified by bank of issue AND my bank is satisfied and confirmed money has been deposited in my account. Depending on the financial institution and distance, the may take 14 days before title is surrendered. Sorry but thanks to elaborate internet scams withphony checks that look real, this is an un-negotiable term.
Happy bidding!