1993 Chevrolet Corvette

Convertible

5.7L 350Cu. In. V8 GAS OHV Naturally Aspirated

Automatic

1g1yy33p7p5102004

Clear

Gasoline

This 1993 C4 Corvette LT1 starts and runs great; no hesitation on startup, no smoke, handles great. Exterior: New Bilstein shocks installed last year; great improvement in handling over stock. Wheels and tires are less than 2000 miles old. Factory exhaust with LT1 tips; solid, no holes. Undercarriage is solid. Motor is all factory, no modifications. I have a new vinyl top that I haven't installed on the car, as I was waiting for the top (which is in decent shape aside from back window) to deteriorate more. Engine hoses replaced two years ago. Engine tuned and throttle body cleaned out last year. Interior: Carpet replaced two years ago, along with several interior pieces (dash and console bezels, console door). Speaker covers come with car and still need to install on door sills. Dash gauge cluster was replaced with refurbished unit last year; all gauges functional except for oil pressure, which is pegged when you press the gas, but is sometimes functional. New Pioneer CD player installed two years ago along with all new wiring and rear speakers. Please feel free to ask me any questions you may have. From condition description: Paint shines, but has some chips that have been touched up (front end, right front fender, behind passenger door, hatch). The driver's door has a crack in upper right corner. The top is in decent shape, except for the back window that is coming unglued. I have a new vinyl top that comes with the car. Car has a headliner but it is not installed. Speaker covers, which I have new, need to be installed on the door sills. The oil pressure gauge is pegged when you press the gas, despite replacing sensor and gauge; no mechanical issue though. Driver's power seat functions, passenger's does not. Seats are in decent condition (some cracks). Driver's seat is the more worn of the two. Will leak a few drops of oil, but nothing to make a difference or be concerned about. Top will leak a little if left out in pouring rain.