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The Corvette C4 is the fourth generation of the iconic sports car from Chevrolet, produced from 1984 to 1996. Unlike the body-on-frame construction of earlier Corvettes, the C4 was built with an uniframe. Not to be confused with a unibody assembly, in which the exterior body panels are structural members, the uniframe combines critical elements of the car, such as the windshield frame, into one welded unit. 1996 saw the release of a Collector's Edition Corvette featuring silver wheels and a Sebring Silver Metallic paint. 5,412 of these cars were built: 1,381 convertibles and 4,031 coupes. In all, 21,536 C4s were sold in 1996. With just under 35,500 miles on the odometer, this silver bullet is just beginning its life cycle. The silver paint still looks amazing, as does the gray leather interior. The removable acrylic Targa top keeps you warm in the winter, and the air conditioning will cool you off in the summer. As written by MotorTrend in 1996:. 'Don't purchase a '96 Collector...

According to the accident-free history report, this Corvette has spent its life between Michigan and Indiana which has kept the milage low. Walking around this Corvette one should notice the Burgundy gloss paint with a matching convertible manual top. Adding to the curb appeal are the pop-up headlights, fog lights, chrome Corvette badging, dual exhaust, 40th Anniversary badging and 17' alloy wheels wrapped in radial tires. The interior keeps the color flow with matching burgundy leather interior. Additionally, the interior features power locks, power windows, power mirrors, bucket seats, heated seats, power seats, seat belts, burgundy carpeting, aftermarket Kenwood AM/FM/Bluetooth radio (factory radio included), updated speakers, anti-theft system, air conditioning, power steering, power brakes, tilt steering wheel, cruise control, and so on. Powering this beast is a 5. 7L V8 engine that is mated to an automatic transmission. The odometer...

Many later C4s are powered by the potent LT1 V8, though this silver Chevy is packing the more powerful, and less common, LT4 displacing 5. 7l and making a very respectable 330 horsepower. This is thanks to being optioned with the 6-speed manual transmission. The Collector edition saw a limited color, Sebring Silver, as well as a limited interior design with embroidered seats. This very well optioned example has just 64,425 miles, as documented by CarFax. One look under the hood, and it is obvious that this Corvette has been cared for its entire...

One look around this '79 Corvette you'll notice it is a well maintained example with the right updates to bring the attention to you in the drivers seat! This particular Corvette is equipped with a swapped drivetrain out of a 1996 Corvette GS sporting the LT4 engine, backed to a 6 speed Manual transmission. By '79 Corvettes were pretty well equipped however having some of today's power can close the gap on the drivers of yesteryear and add excitement to you wanting to tear up the roads ahead. The owner mentions the GS LT4 had about 75k miles before the swap. With that came refreshed paintwork in 2017 sporting a nice gloss 'Sinister Black' respray with Red GS accent striping to complete the menacing look. T-Tops are perhaps the most intriguing feature of the C3 Corvette, and this one has paint matched black tops. Inside you'll find Red Leather upholstery and a clean interior all around. The seating position on these C3s are very comfortable and...

Check out this sweet 1998 Corvette! Painted in silver with black wheels, it's a color combination that anyone can appreciate. For its time, the famous LS1 C5 was absolutely a home run for Chevrolet. Known for its reliability, the LS1 V8 engine continues to be swapped into other custom hot rods as an engine that can make great power and functionality. This car has the automatic transmission and is sitting on Toyo tires for the grip on the road you'll need....