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42309 Winchester Rd. Suite C
Temecula, CA 92590
Phone: (951) 296-9544
Temecula, CA 92590
Phone: (951) 296-9544
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1982 Chevy Corvette Collector's Edition - Silver (AUTOart) 1/18
    To honor the last of the third-generation Corvette C3 to be produced with the mako shark body style, in '82 Chevrolet offered a special Collector Edition, the first Corvette with a total production run of 6,759 units at a base price in exess of $20,000. It differed from the standard Corvette by having a higher level of standard equipment. A special multicolored design called "silver beige" and incorporating "shadows" graphics and multiple pin stripes was painted on both the interior and the exterior of the car. This was the only colored pattern seen on a Corvette and the car was considered to be one of the marque's best looking ever.
The '82 Collector's Edition model had a "0" as the sixth digit of the VIN whereas the standard Corvette had an "8". It also had the first lifting rear glass hatchback and sporty aluminum wheels in a style simmilar to that of the 1967 optional "bolt on" wire-spoke wheels. GM's first 4-speed automatic transmission, the 700R4, was the only unit offered in 1982. It featured a torque converter clutch that operated in the top three gears. The Crossfire injection system utilized two throttle body style injectors controlled by a computer capable of making 80 adjustments per second. The exhaust system of the 1982 Corvette had been redesigned and incorporated smaller and lighter catalytic converters. AUTOart Diecast Model No. 71201
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