The C4. After,
1982 the GM employees got a break, or not? There was several
83 Corvettes built, but only one still exists today.
The quality of the 1983 Corvettes were very poor. So production
for the C4 model didn't start until the middle of the 1983
Production year, in early 1984. Therefore, GM decided to start
producing the C4 as the 1984 Vette. The new model was more
compact on the outside, but more room on the inside. It was
also more square and aerodynamic. It featured a rear hatch
that opened and closed (like the 82 Collector Edition)
Several years
were special, and stand out when you think of the C4. Below
are examples of special Vettes during the C4 era that will
be considered among collectors.
| 1986 (Pace Car Replica) |
| 1988 (35th Anniversary
Edition) |
| 1992 (first year of
the LT-1 engine) |
| 1993 (40th Anniversary
Edition) |
| 1995 (Pace Car Replica) |
| 1996 (Collector Editions,
Grand Sport, and LT-4 equipped) |
| 1990-1995 (ZR-1's) |
Above
is a pic of the only 1983 Corvette, that sits at the National
Corvette Museum.
Click on it for a larger pic.
Click
the thumbnails below for a larger view.
