1995 Chevrolet Corvette Coupe Six-Speed

Description

OFFERED WITHOUT RESERVE

When the C4 Corvette debuted in 1984, it marked a bold departure from the C3. Featuring an all-new chassis and a sleeker, more modern — yet still evolutionary — design, the C4 was truly on the cutting edge.

By 1995, the Corvette had been visually and mechanically optimized. The torquey LT1 V8 put out 300 horsepower, which flowed through a six-speed manual or four-speed auto transmission. A fully independent suspension, Acceleration Slip Regulation, and disc brakes with ABS kept the driver firmly in control. And 17-inch wheels wrapped in sticky rubber helped enhance the Corvette’s looks and its performance, as Car and Driver discovered. “The ’95 Corvette LT1 ran to 60 mph in 5.1 seconds and through the quarter-mile in 13.7 seconds at 103 mph.”

Occupants could enjoy that performance in a quiet, well-appointed cabin. It featured bolstered leather seats and a leather-wrapped steering wheel, along with an analog/digital instrument cluster that flowed into the center console. Air conditioning and power accessories came standard, as did a targa-style removable roof panel for open-air driving.

This 1995 Corvette is finished in Torch Red with a Black interior, wears ZR-1-style wheels, and recently had the hood and top repainted.

Highlights 

• Eye-catching C4 with LT1 power and ZR-1 looks 

• (LT1) 5.7-liter V8 rated at 300 hp and 340 lb-ft of torque 

• (MN6) six-speed manual transmission with new clutch 

• Finished in (70U) Torch Red with a (193) Black interior 

• Removable body-color targa roof 

• Clean CARFAX History Report 

Features 

• 17-inch ZR-1-style five-spoke wheels wearing 275/40ZR17 General tires 

• Control arm front, transverse leaf spring rear fully independent suspension 

• Power rack and pinion steering with power steering cooler 

• Limited-slip differential  

• 6,000-rpm tachometer, oil pressure, oil temp, coolant temp, and voltage gauges, with a central digital display 

• Power driver seat, power windows, power locks, and cruise control 

• New rear speakers 

Known Imperfections 

• Normal light interior wear on shifter knob and plastic console trim (see photos) 

• Targa top latch in rear compartment is partially damaged but functional (see photos) 

• Freshly painted targa top has a few very minor imperfections  

• A/C does not work 

• Could use new weather seals but they don’t leak 

• Parking brake does not work 

• Driver side seat bolster is worn 

• Seam in center of passenger seat is separating 

• Small chip in windshield was filled but is still visible 

Included 

• Two door keys and one ignition key 

• Owner’s manual 

• Targa top removal tool 

Ownership History

The accompanying CARFAX Vehicle History Report places this eight-owner 1995 Chevrolet Corvette in Indiana, New York, and Michigan.  

The consignor states, “Great driving car. Very reliable and would drive anywhere. This car presents very well. Most people can’t believe it is 30 years old.”