1992 Chevrolet Corvette

Convertible

8 Cylinder 5.7 Liter

Automatic

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Gasoline

Air Conditioning

Howdy, you probably already know why you look at this 1992 model. You have the nice old body style while receiving the new reliable LT1 engine for this year, which is more powerful and has a better fuel economy than the previous ones. The mileage 58574 is correct (there might be a couple more miles until you pay for it). The previous owner is a president of a bank from my neighborhood and had it for more than 10 years. According to him, he also bought it locally. So the car spend a substantial lifespan -- if not its whole life well-covered in the dry part West Texas. You see that if you look close: no corrosion. You find more high resolution images at http://sociothought.com/informal/corvette/corvette.htm. This is not a new car and I am a private seller and do not state or imply any warranty. The car has no issues. You see on one of the photographs, it is running without funny lights (error messages). The only light that lights up sporadically (sorry I did not get this on camera) is the service warning for the tire pressure control system. Honestly, I ignored it. I was very happy with this car, but one toy has to go to make space. I installed a high end stereo system with a the priority to leave the original appearance intact. Actually, I provide the original for collectors. I did not sacrifice space for the power amps, but used two mono blocks that I was able to conceal behind the original speaker faceplates in the back. The speakers within the original four speaker cassis were replaced with high end speakers. The head unit is a Sony with Bluetooth and iPod connection and a frontal USB port. Well, in my former professional life I restored Mercedes for museums as a certified mechanic. Now I still have fun my hobby when I find the time. The title is clear and in my hand. Payment: $500 deposit through PayPal, the rest in certified cashier check. I do reserve the right to end any auction at any time. You will enjoy the car, Dr. Schneider