- 1986 MY Chevrolet Corvette Convertible
- All original interior
- Numbers matching vehicle
- Radio
- Power steering
- Tilt & telescopic steering wheel
Come the Eighties, and the third-generation Corvette’s muscular and bulbous looks were becoming dated in the era of crisp folded lines, catchy computer graphics, and Synthwave music. Power outputs in cars had been choked nearly to death by the Seventies emissions regulations, and were steadily creeping up again. All this led Chevrolet to release the fourth-generation C4 Corvette in 1983, for a thirteen-year production run. If you’re looking for one of these quintessentially Eighties pieces of Americana, look no further than this 33,600 mile 1986 Chevrolet Corvette Targa that’s up for grabs. You’ll have to search really hard to find a similar low-miler.
Exterior and Interior
Out went the Mako Shark inspired looks of the C3, and in came sharper lines with angular designs. The Corvette would still look like a Corvette, sporting the iconic cues such as pop-up headlamps, quad tail lamps, distinctive sloping down of the hood toward the front, and of course, the CORVETTE lettering on the tail. This 1986 Chevrolet Corvette Targa presents all those design cues in a gold paintjob, and rolls on its factory silver alloy wheels. Being a Targa, you can remove the roof panel and enjoy some topless cruising at will. The reportedly all-original interior is in beige, and appears to be in great condition. Driver and passenger enjoy powered seats with the CORVETTE letting embedded in the head rests, as well as automatic climate control and a Delco radio cassette with Bose speaker system. The star of the interior is undoubtedly the quirky digital instrument cluster, which is a pure slice of Eighties automotive fascination, and appears to be in proper working order on this example. The steering wheel is tilt and telescopic as well, allowing you to achieve your perfect driving position.
Engine
This reportedly numbers-matching 1986 Chevrolet Corvette Targa packs a 350ci (5.7L) L98 V8 that put out 230hp and 330lb-ft for 1986. Drive is sent to the rear wheels via a smooth shifting four speed automatic transmission, making this ‘Vette a fine sunset cruiser as you roll along country roads with that V8 burbling away, some period music on the Bose sound system and the wind blowing through the open Targa top.
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