C4 Corvette “fully prepped” for C Street autocross

Not a Miata but a C4 Corvette. Be different, right?

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Considering selling my 1995 Corvette Z07 6-speed manual. It’s fully prepped for C-street Autocross. Double adjustable Penske racing shocks with remote reservoirs, 35 mm tubular front sway bar, all new suspension bushings, light weight exhaust, light weight oem wheels 9.5 wide square with either A052 or RE71RS available, Hawk HPS 5.0 pads and high temp brake fluid. Recent tune up with new plugs, wires, and ignition coil. Built to Autocross specs, but also a very fun and capable track car. This is also a great car for someone new to the sport to learn with or someone looking to learn RWD. Reasonable offers considered. Send me a direct message or comment below and I’ll message you.

If this link doesn’t work, find the Corvette listed in the SCCA Official Members Facebook group.

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Thanks. Total brain fart. Got too excited to share this with JG. 

That car is very appealing to me as a track/autocross car. As much as I love my Elantra N, it would be nice to have something dedicated to racing. The issue with buying something like a Miata or Civic is that they will be slow on track compared to the Elantra. Not lap times perhaps, but the feeling you get going uphill out of a corner. The C4 has smaller brakes up front and is a little slower to 60, but it would pull out of corners well and go quick down the straights. Plus, you know, it's a Corvette.  I don't even want to ask about price because unless they want to trade it for an old Saab or a motorcycle, I probably don't have enough coins in the couch for it. 

I wonder if I could get it to fit within the challenge budget.....

In reply to pinchvalve (Forum Supporter) :

It is rather intriguing. Not sure what the owner wants for it, but it sounds ready for more. 

I really regret not buying the $1k C4 roller off of here. 

Is it me or are C4s getting cooler by the day? 

Isn't this year it's last year of eligibility in Street?

In reply to Javelin :

For SCCA National events, yes.

He wants $15K, but is open to offers. 

It is the last year for C Street, but damn these are fun in CAM-S. It won't be competitive at Nats, but you'll surprise a lot of folks. 

sibanez said:

He wants $15K, but is open to offers. 

It is the last year for C Street, but damn these are fun in CAM-S. It won't be competitive at Nats, but you'll surprise a lot of folks. 

$15K is 100% reasonable but above my challenge budget.  

In reply to David S. Wallens :

It's not just you.  Just seeing mine in the garage makes me feel "some kind of way", as the kids say...