Surprising to see this nearly forty year-old Corvette in immaculate condition on the street, especially since it's from the very first year of the C4. In 1982, GM decided to move the 'Vette to fuel-injection, but the system it adopted proved troublesome, and collectors strongly prefer the 1985 and later Corvette with new port fuel-injected engine. This car was nothing like its mostly rock-simple predecessor, the previous Corvette Stingray dating back all the way to 1968. And that was certainly reflected in the price tag. In 1976, a Corvette could be had for a little over $6,000. I remember quite well the first 1984 Corvette I ever saw at a dealership. The sticker price was north of $25K, or $72K today.
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