It's one seriously long and cool '70s coupe and it's as original as can be - under the hood, as well as inside and out. Just climbing into this 1976 Chevrolet Monte Carlo will make you want to celebrate our country's bicentennial all over again. This one-owner outlier has logged a scant 63,000 miles during its considerable lifetime and comes complete with plenty of documentation to prove its originality, including its dealer invoice and the bill of sale issued right before it drove off the lot for the first time.

If you were to seek out a sterling example of '70s automotive styling, you'd be hard pressed to do better than this one. At a time when manufacturers were planning their concessions to rising gas prices and uncertain fuel supplies by continually shortening wheelbases and downsizing other dimensions in the name of frugality, this Monte Carlo hit the street with unapologetically generous proportions - it's long through the hood and deck lid, with a sizable cabin sitting in between that's capped at the rear roof line in vinyl and sports one of the coolest aesthetic cues of the era - opera windows. The exterior is decked out in the same cream color it began with and, having received ... Please ask for the full description.