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The C4 is the fourth generation of the original true American sports car. This sinister 1992 Corvette convertible for sale is powered by the 5. 7-liter LT-1 power plant. This was the first year Chevy offered the LT1 engine, making this Corvette quite the trend setter. Bowtie lovers were pleasantly surprised, with 300 horsepower on tap and even more impressive 330 pound feet of tire burning/ neck snapping torque. Coupled with a smooth shifting 3-speed automatic transmission with overdrive, this Vette will give you plenty of pep in your step for that low-end hole shot and still give you great fuel conservation at highway speed. Regardless if you are cruising the highway or running high and tight in a back-road curve, riding on the fully independent suspension makes this Chevrolet Corvette for sale a true joy to drive. This incredible driving experience is further complemented with the luxury of tan leather bucket seats, leather wrapped steering wheel, Lastly, the true American Corvette experience could only be made better with the convertible top in its proper position, the down position. Also, which makes this a true gem is the fact that this 1992 Corvette convertible for sale has a matching black removable...

Powering this 25th Anniversary Corvette is an L48 350 CID V8 with the 3 speed 350 automatic transmission in charge of transferring the power to the pavement. Options for this 1978 Chevrolet Corvette Silver Anniversary Edition include: Air Conditioning (inoperable), AM/FM Radio, T-Tops, Power Brakes, Power Steering, Power Windows, Tilt/Telescopic Wheel, Seat Belts, Vinyl Interior, Goodyear Eagle Raised White Letter Radial Tires, and Aluminum/Alloy Wheels. This 25th Anniversary Corvette features a two tone silver over gray exterior paint, which was an added cost of $399 to the sticker price, with all the anniversary emblems and badges. The black leather interior is in very good condition throughout. The Corvette received a much needed face lift in 1978. Due to the 25th anniversary year, all 1978 Corvettes received Silver Anniversary nose and fuel door emblems. The most notable change was the new fastback rear window. The fixed fastback rear window provided greater aerodynamics and more cargo/storage room behind the seat, not to mention better visibility in the rear of the vehicle. The Interior saw a few upgrades as well. The door panels were redesigned, and an actual glove...

Powered by the ever-reliable and original 350 CID V8 with TPI, backed by an awesome 4-speed manual transmission with overdrive in gears 2-4. With only about 62K original miles on the engine, it has plenty of life left! The exterior has been recently freshened up, having been resprayed in its original color, and given the addition of twin red racing stripes. This beautiful Corvette is ready for some serious cruising - its dash gauges were recently rebuilt and restored, new heatshield insulation was installed under all new carpeting, both seats are newly-redone, the trans was rebuilt, including a new slave cylinder, new shift forks, new clutch, pressure plate, and flywheel. The differential has been recently serviced, and all fluids have been recently flushed and replaced. The wheels are new 'Black Chrome' American Racing mags, and the tires all have less than 1K miles on them, so they have life left in them. The tan synthetic leather interior is in great condition and looks as if it has only been sat in a few times. If you find yourself sitting...

Check out this nice Red on Red Corvette equipped with a 350-small block and automatic transmission. The air conditioning, power windows, power locks, cruise control and a tilt wheel give this sports car a taste of luxury. Power steering and power brakes make it a pleasure to drive as well. The 1981 model year was the first for production at the Bowling Green, Kentucky plant. There were no engine options for the Corvette that year. The exterior styling was a carryover from the previous year with only minor changes to a couple emblems. Chevrolets computer command control previously used in California became standard equipment. This was the first year a power drivers seat was available in Corvette and this one has it. The factory...

Amazingly, this Corvette has just 47,511 original miles, and it looks like it hardly has that.

Usually these Corvettes come across as a dime-a-dozen used sports car; not this one! This Vette has been meticulously cared for and when you're driving it, it shows. Under the hood is the original LT1 350 CID V8 (300hp) engine and automatic transmission. This beauty is not simply a driver, it would be at home at a car show, or as part of a Corvette club meet.

The fourth generation or C4 Corvette debuted in 1984. It was slated for 1983, but part delays and quality issues resulted in only 43 prototype Corvettes being produced in 1983, which were never sold. The C4 was the first complete redesign for the Corvette since the C2 Corvette in 1963. New for the C4 were an all-aluminum suspension and aluminum brake calipers which provided rigidity and ample weight savings. As the years went by for the C4, design and styling cues got better and better. By 1993 the exterior and interior designs were set for the remainder of the C4 run, and the LT1 V8 engine was slated as the base engine as well. Only the ZR1 and...