Herb Lumpp of Hurricane, West Virginia, made a really great decision back in 2002, trading his never-driven 76 Corvette for this '66 Chevelle. While on TeamChevelle.com, Herb started a conversation with a gentleman from Florida who was asking his advice about selling his Chevelle. Herb mentioned he had a clean, driveable 76 Corvette and they decided to trade.rnThe Chevelle was painted, but not very well, Herb says. It came with a non-original 396, Saginaw four-speed, 10-bolt one-legger, stock suspension, and 15-inch wheels. It lacked wiring, the entire interior, brakes, hard lines, bumpers, exhaust, and weather stripping. Herb had a little bit of work ahead of him; he had traded a perfectly driveable Corvette for a big project.
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