1982 Chevrolet Corvette

Collector Edition Hatchback

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

Automatic

1G1AY0785C5108669

Clear

GAS

Hi up for Auction is a Collectors Edition 1982 Chevy Corvette with everything and low miles.T-Tops,Leather Seats loaded 62,600 miles.Has been taken care of.Runs good only flaw have interior needs to be recovered and only reason is cracking. If needed I can provide more pics.I will deliver with in a 100 mile radious..I love this car my wife has an uncurable cancer and its spreading and I need the money.This car runs great may need carburetor set it idels high at time.Smoke Free.. I can provide more pics and any questions please ask.If shipped any further than a 100 mile radious buyer must provide shipping arrangements..No Refunds AS IS So make sure you ask questions first..This car is no lemon..Thank You Happy Bidding....UPDATE Color is Beige Silver so my wife put Champayne but it was wrong....It is Cross Fire Injection as well.The 1982 Collectors Edition came out with a 0 as the 6th on the Vin.It is a Collectors do your research no it does not have the stripes and wheels but I did not want them on there is why...Collectors Edition CorvettesAre They Collectible?BY: Bob Kroupa of Vette-N-VestmentsAs Chevrolet begins production of the 2004 Commemorative Edition Corvette, we take a look back at the other "Collector Edition" Corvettes that Chevy built during the last years of a production generation. 1982 Collectors Edition In recognition of the last years of the C-3’s (1968-1982), Corvette introduced the 1982 Collector Edition. This was the first in a series of special Collector Editions that would follow. Indeed, the 1982 Collector Edition was special in many respects. For openers, it had special serial number identification, so bodyshop replicas were not possible. The sixth digit of the serial number had a “0” that was the Collector Edition designation. There was not a predetermined production as there had been with the 1978 Pace Car. Instead, the Collector Edition was built to meet customer orders. The final tally reflected that 6,759 units were built. This count was 257 units more than the 1978 Pace Car. The 1982 Collector Edition was a fully optioned Corvette that included special features unique to this model. Included were the Silver-Beige exterior paint, a Silver-Beige leather interior and special cloisonné emblems. The glass roof panels had bronze tinted treatment and the rear glass “hatch” had a lifting feature for easy access to the space behind the front seats. Also included were special cast-finned wheels that resembled the optional 1967 “bolt-on” wheels. The 1982 Collector Edition was offered at a list price of $22,537 that was $4,247 more than the standard Coupe. However, if we add the standard features that were optional on the standard coupe, the price difference dropped to $2,615. In today’s resale market, the value of the 1982 Collector Edition has an average value of $15,500. This is $5,000 more than the standard 1982 Coupe. Thus, the initial purchase price has a better resale value. In addition, the Collector shows a one-year appreciation factor of 4% while the Coupe reflects a (- 1%) depreciation factor for the sale time period. On Jun-22-14 at 08:17:04 PDT, seller added the following information: Hi it is Cross Fire Fuel Injection...