1994 Corvette - 6 Spd. W/ Super Rare Z07 Pkg. - 42000 Mi. - All Orig. Mint Cond. on 2040-cars
Miami, Florida, United States
Engine:LT1 - 350
For Sale By:Private Seller
Mileage: 42,000
Make: Chevrolet
Model: Corvette
Options: Sunroof, Cassette Player, Leather Seats, CD Player
Trim: Base coupe
Safety Features: Anti-Lock Brakes, Driver Airbag, Passenger Airbag
Power Options: Air Conditioning, Cruise Control, Power Locks, Power Windows, Power Seats
Drive Type: Manual
1 of only 887 Z07 cars produced. Factor into the equation that it is 1 of 11 colors made, and that number is far less, but cannot get GM to break it down any further.
If you are searching for a Corvette 6 speed coupe, you will be hard pressed to find this car ( Very rare $2000.00 option Z07 - which has every option of the ZR1 - wheels, brakes, suspension, and faster steering ratio, minus the engine). Also has the sport seats, added Stainless steel Borla exhaust, Bose CD, and climate control a/c. Look at the close ups of the interior and you will see how softly driven it has been. I do reserve the right to end the auction at anytime. If you are a serious buyer, and wish to discuss further, feel free to contact me at: 305-302-4617 It is very fairly priced compared to others.
1994 Corvette w/ 42000 softly driven miles, that truly shows like a car with less than half those miles. NO ACCIDENTS, NO PAINTWORK. This car is better than any Bank account, or some other investments for that matter. I can assist with shipping, as I have a contact within the industry.
The original Polo Green metallic paint reflects being in the garage its entire life. The moldings, handles, window glass, lettering, rubber seals, and all other exterior features are as new. The tires have excellent tread - 75%+ and the wheels are damage free. Washed and waxed once a month with the best products money can buy, and hardly ever in the rain. The exterior is a strong 9.5 / 10.
On the inside, the Beige interior still looks, feels, and shows new. As you can see in the pics, the seats have no wear and the flooring has no fade. The door panels, dash, center console, faceplates, etc. are not worn. All of the interior buttons / switches ( power windows, door locks, FX3 setting, cruise, and 6 way sport seats work without issue). The undercarriage is dry, and still has factory markings present. Inside, it is a 9.75 / 10.
Mechanically, it starts, idles, and drives smoothly as a "well-oiled" machine should. All of the servicing is up to date - a/c, belts, hoses, fluids all changed / maintained at the proper intervals, The engine compartment / undercarriage are extra clean / dry, and it performs without hesitation. Of course, the LT1 - 300 hp engine has great pick-up, and it shifts like a new car. With the 6 spd / FX3 / Z07 package you get both the ability to set your preferred ride, a little more "pop" when you pull away, and a faster steering ratio. It is sensational. The brakes have plenty of pad left, and all of the other mechanical functions perform without issue.
There is little else I can say about a car of this caliber. If I have left anything out or you are a Buyer, I welcome your interest.
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