The 1984 does not get a whole lot of respect (even nice ones)
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The 1984 does not get a whole lot of respect (even nice ones)
This is my wife's 1984 she has owned for 20 years. It now has 59,000 on the clock. We scuffed. Repainted 19 years ago, added rims tires and. Pioneer stereo. Took the heads off, valve job, updated seals and added roller rockers, other wise totally stock.
Yes the Greenwood kit was already on @ purchase
Yes the Greenwood kit was already on @ purchase
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That it is a beautiful 84! I really really like it! Please don't take offense but the white letters on the tires aren't for me, but hey it's not my car. I haven't seen an 84 that nice in loooooong time!
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Thanks, just trying to stand out in the crowd. Did you notice what is written on the tires?
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Great looking 84! Appears to have been well taken care of. I have had two 84s. One new one back in 1984 and one I purchased in 2011 and completely restored. Most of the haters have never owned one and go by what is said about them.
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I bought an 84 years ago and had the car for 20 years. Back then pretty much the only crowd that were criticizing the C4 were other C4 owners. So now everybody looks down on all C4s,payback.
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Nice car.
I am not a fan of the Greenwood type rear spoiler, but the rest of the package is nice looking. I find the turn downs on the side of the spoiler visually ugly. Works but ugly.
An 84 can be the basis of a real nice hot rod.
I am not a fan of the Greenwood type rear spoiler, but the rest of the package is nice looking. I find the turn downs on the side of the spoiler visually ugly. Works but ugly.
An 84 can be the basis of a real nice hot rod.
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Awesome car.
Mine does not but I met an original owner of an 84 a few years back and his also had two. It appears to have disappeared early in production.
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Can confirm. My dad and I walked into Coast Corvette here in California and wandered around for a bit. One of the guys working there greeted us and asked what year we had. When we said "94" his attitude totally changed. "...Oh, a C4. Well...at least it's not an '84, I guess." What a joke.
Beautiful car, very well done!
Beautiful car, very well done!