- 1993 Model Year Chevrolet Corvette Coupe
- For sale by original owner
- Aqua Metallic exterior
- White leather interior
- 45000 original miles reported
- C6 Z06 wheels
- New Leather seats reported
- New tires reported
- Magnaflow exhaust
- Ceramic Coated
- Slotted and drilled rotors
- Cold air intake
- Newer distributor, battery, alpine blue tooth stereo, and water pump reported
Following up on the C3’s design and engineering under the stewardship of Zora Arkus-Duntov, widely known as the Father of the Corvette for his work across the first three generations, it was decided that the C4 would be revolutionary. Under new chief Corvette designer and engineer Dave McLellan, the new model debuted in 1984, setting the new standard of design and performance for America's favorite sports car. This 1993 Chevrolet Corvette Coupe is currently up for sale with just 45,000 miles on the road and a list of aftermarket parts that make it a thrill to drive even today.
Exterior and Interior
Along with a completely new design and chassis, the C4 also received new materials for its body panels. The rear bumper and panels were made with molded plastics and the removable roof panel was fiberglass. The C4 also abandoned the Corvette's quad headlamps for regular twin ones, still pop-up units, thankfully. This specific example shows off all of these features and more. Having reportedly been maintained by its original owner, the car wears a ceramic coated Aqua Metallic exterior paint and sits on a set of C6 Z06 chrome wheels wrapped in new tires. It is also reported that this 1993 Chevrolet Corvette coupe has a Magnaflow exhaust. The C4 also had a sequence of interior upgrades. For example, the car was now equipped with an electronic dashboard that used a futuristic at the time 'digital liquid crystal' instrument cluster. The cockpit of the car, as displayed here in black with white leather seats and door panels, engulfs the driver, giving them the feel of sitting in a fighter jet. The interior of this car looks to be in prime condition, and it comes equipped with an Alpine Bluetooth-capable stereo system.
Engine
This 1993 Chevrolet Corvette comes with the LT1 350ci V8 that’s got tuned port injection and puts out 300hp of power, and 340lb-ft of torque as reported on a plaque next to the shifter for the four-speed automatic transmission. This car has also received a new distributor, battery, and water pump, as well as a cold air intake. Slotted and drilled rotors are on hand for braking duties.
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