Canada-only model starting 1976. Not exactly a hot collectible, it certainly is a survivor. It is about as big as Chevy sedans ever got. Instead of the Bel Air,  the U.S. sold a special stripped version of the Impala called the Impala S that came with bias ply tires.

Note the dash isn't cracked. They ALL cracked on 1971-76 Chevies. We had a '74 that had the dash replaced in 1976 at the dealer. Amazingly, the replacement never cracked by the time we got rid of the car in 1986.

I'll never forget the brand new 1976 Bel Air wagon I saw on Manatoulin Island. 454, towing an Airstream trailer. Except for a detail or 2 it looked just like the one in the brochure.

EDIT: The wagon looked almost exactly like this:

I love that hose clamp, it's almost cutting through the rubber!

And what is hanging down under the radio?

Plus one on "love those seats".

Sure, it has some appeal if only for it's rarity. But by then any joy had been completely costed out of these cars hadn't it.

Looks like the interior of any 1976 RV.