A frame-off restored 1965 Corvette convertible pairs Rally Red styling with a rare 365-horsepower L76 V8 and four-speed ...

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The 1965 model year found the Corvette at the precise midpoint of its second generation — the era many still call its most perfect form. The C2 had already redefined America’s idea of a sports car ...

1965 was the last year of fuel-injected engines for Corvette until 1982. That option was considered expensive since the L76 C2 provided just 10 fewer ponies than the fuelie for less money. No wonder ...

Just a few short years after Chevy introduced the original 265 small-block, the company followed up by offering a true legend in the form of the fuel-injected 283. Often touted as the first ...

General Motors Australian unit Holden is the first to use a new engine codenamed L76 from GM’s fourth generation small block V8 family. The 6.0-litre alloy bent-eight delivers 260kW of peak power at ...

The GM unit in the Land Down Under is the first to receive one of the automaker’s new engines. Codenamed L76, the 6-litre (up from the previous 5.7-litre engine), V8 delivers 260kW (354 hp) at 5600rpm ...