The Chevrolet Corvette C4, or fourth generation, debuted in 1984 and continued production through 1996. The C4 Corvette saw the advent of a glass hatchback, a popular feature that eased access to the rear of the interior. Ever improving, by 1995 General Motors had increased output to 300 horsepower from the widely admired LT1 V-8 engine. Ever since the first Corvette rolled off a short assembly line in Flint, Michigan in 1953, the Corvette has been, undisputedly, America’s sports car.

This 1995 Chevrolet Corvette coupe is a remarkably well-preserved example with seemingly original paint and interior. It features two tops: one in body color and one of tinted glass. This Corvette further sets itself apart with unique pinstripes on both body and glass. Additionally, the car benefits from an aftermarket Borla exhaust, four-wheel disc brakes, air conditioning, AM/FM/CD, factory alloy wheels, Firestone tires; power windows, mirrors, door locks and more.