1994 Chevrolet Corvette

The C4 Corvette, produced from 1984-1996, represented a drastic change from the previous C3 generation with its completely new chassis, design, and interior layout. The C4 did not use separate body-on-frame construction like its predecessors. Instead, it used what GM termed a "uniframe", which consisted of a traditional perimeter frame, with the door posts, windshield frame, halo, and the rear portion of the floor pan integrated into one welded assembly. The targa and convertible body styles required extremely tall side rails on the frame to maintain chassis rigidity, and as a result, the door sills were quite deep with entry and exit likened by contemporary auto journals to a "fall in and climb out" experience but the primary design emphasis was on handling. The 1994 model year is significant to Corvette enthusiasts as it marked the opening of the National Corvette Museum. Additional improvements made to the car starting in '94 include sequential fuel injection system to improve idle, drivability and emissions by firing the injectors in sequence with the firing order, a lock-out on the new automatic prevented moving the selected to drive until the brake pedal was depressed, and the rear window in the convertible was changed from plastic to glass and included an in-glass defroster element. The air conditioning system was also changed over to R-134A refrigerant.

GR Auto Gallery is pleased to present this low-mileage example of the 1994 Chevrolet Corvette Coupe for your consideration. With its 350 V8 mated to a smooth shifting automatic transmission, this power plant is sure to keep the joy coming to the owner behind the wheel. This 3 owner 'Vette rides on Firestone tires. It has air conditioning, tilt wheel, removable targa top, power driver's seat. The Green paint shows well and the tan interior shows well for the age of the car.

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