Vehicle Description
1992 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible - 2 Owner Car - 5.7L V8 - 6
Speed Manual Transmission - 36k Miles - Black Over Tan Interior
Featured here is one of many outstanding Corvettes we have availble
for sale at Garage Kept Motors. This low mileage, two owner 1992
Chevrolet Corvette convertible is a perfect example of what makes
the Corvette such an icon in the automotive industry. The 1992
Chevrolet Corvette keeps things simple. In fact, in basic
description, the 1992 Corvette, a fiberglass-bodied 2-seater with a
pushrod overhead-valve engine driving the rear wheels and is in
many ways unchanged from the original Corvette of 1953 and
preserving the heritage. Of course, it is more than that when you
consider a list of hard-to-see improvements that made the 1992
Corvette a benchmark in Corvette history. This convertible
represents an outstanding opportunity to get out and enjoy driving.
Under the hood is the second-generation LT1 V-8 which was first
introduced in 1992. The high revving LT1 pumps out 300hp and 330
ft. lbs. of torque. One of the coolest features of the C4
generation Corvettes is the flip up hood which opens to reveal the
full engine compartment and front suspension. Under the hood of
this Corvette presents well and is clean and has been maintained.
To further enhance the driving experience of this Corvette is the
ZF 6-speed manual transmission mated behind the LT-1 V8. The
underbody of this car is unrestored but with many of the factory
chalk marks still present. The suspensions on the C4 Corvette is
less brutish than previous generations yet improves handling making
this a great candidate for weekend autocross competition. Equipped
with the standard-equipment Bosch ASR (Acceleration Slip
Regulation) traction-control system that automatically comes on
when the car is started but can be switched off by a button above
the headlight control giving full control to the serious driver.
Braking is world class on this Vette with four-wheel power disc
brakes equipped with Bosch ABS system. Ride quality can be
controlled with a 3-position variable shock damping system that
features a Tour, Sport, and Performance mode to meet whatever your
driving needs are. Power assisted rack-and-pinion steering is
nicely weighted and features a quick turn-in response. This black
paint on this car presents well with some light swirl scratches but
shines with a deep luster. In 1992 Chevrolet softened corners and
added squared-off taillights vastly improving the lines of the more
boxier early C4s. The exhaust tips were also changed from round
quad tips to dual rectangular outlets to reflect the new powerplant
and complement the new taillight design. The wheels have been
upgraded with aftermarket lightweight aluminum wheels and are
wrapped in Nitro GT gatorback radial tires that subtly enhance the
already racy looks of this Corvette as well as the handling of the
car. The tan cabin features black trim and bolstered seats
upholstered in leather. The interior shows very light wear with
some sun fade in the carpet and light soiling on the driver's side
floor. The dash features ergonomic wrap-around instrument panel
with analog gauges which is a diversion from the previously square
digital dash and often problematic dash pods of the early C4's.
Buttons on the instrument panel were changed in 1992 to black to
make them easier to read. Break out your favorite mix tape to play
on the Delco Bose Gold Series AM/FM/Cassette Tape Player as you
cruise with the top down. The tan convertible top is in very good
shape showing only some very light wear, and the rear window
features rear defrost and has some light hazing present. In 1992 GM
engineers enhanced the sound deadening and weatherstripping on the
Corvette so you hear less rattles, squeaks, and driveline noise and
more of those 90's hits on your cassette mix tape. This Corvette
has only 36,000 miles on it and only has had two owners who like
many Corvette owners, pampere
