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Production
Numbers
Production:
49,213 All
Coupes Base
Price: $8,647.65 VIN's:
1Z37L7S400001 - 1Z37L7S449213 Engine:
Base - 350ci, 180hp ohv V8 Transmission:
4 Speed Manual/3 Speed Auto Color
Options: Exterior:
Classic White, Silver, Black, Corvette Light Blue, Corvette Dark Blue,
Corvette Chartruese, Corvette Yellow, Corvette Bright Yellow, Corvette
Orange, Corvette Tan, Medium Red, Corvette Dark Red Interior:
Blue, Black, Brown, Buckskin, Red, Smoked Grey, White Production
Options: Base
Corvette Sport Coupe Power
Windows Color
Keyed Floor Mats Rear
Window Defogger Air
Conditioning Sport
Mirrors Gymkhana
Suspension Optional
Rear Axle Ratio Speed
Control High
Altitude Emission Equip Luggage
& Roof Panel Rack Trailer
Package 210hp,
350ci Engine 4
Speed Manual Trans, CR Turbo
Hydra-Matic Auto Trans Tilt-Telescopic
Steering Column White
Letter Tires GR70 x 15 Heavy
Duty Battery AM-FM
Radio AM-FM
Stereo Radio California
Emission Cert Aluminum
Wheels Convenience
Group
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News
Headlines
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Ronald Reagan, 73, takes oath
for second term as 40th president (Jan. 20).
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General Westmoreland settles
libel action against CBS (Feb. 18).
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Prime Minister Margaret
Thatcher addresses Congress, endorsing Reagan's policies (Feb.
20).
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U.S.S.R. leader Chernenko dies
at 73 and is replaced by Mikhail Gorbachev, 54 (March 11).
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Two Shi'ite Muslim gunmen
capture TWA airliner with 133 aboard, 104 of them Americans (June
14).
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Chevrolet Chief Engineer
Don Runkle and Lotus' Tony Rudd discuss creating a new show car to
show off their engineering expertise. The project would become the
CERV III.
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39 remaining hostages freed in
Beirut (June 30).
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Group Lotus in Norfolk,
England, proposes building a new engine for Chevrolet, who quickly
approves the project. The engine would become the LT5 for the ZR1
Corvette (June).
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Supreme Court, 5–4, bars
public school teachers from parochial schools (July 1).
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Arthur James Walker, 50,
retired naval officer, convicted by federal judge of participating
in Soviet spy ring operated by his brother, John Walker (Aug. 9).
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Chevrolet calls Reeves
Callaway, ultimately resulting in Callaway building the Twin Turbo
Corvette as a Chevrolet dealer option (August).
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P.L.O. terrorists hijack Achille
Lauro, Italian cruise ship, with 80 passengers, plus crew (Oct.
7).
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American, Leon Klinghoffer,
killed (Oct. 8).
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Italian government toppled by
political crisis over hijacking (Oct. 16). 
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John A. Walker and son,
Michael I. Walker, 22, sentenced in Navy espionage case (Oct.
28).
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Reagan and Gorbachev meet at
summit (Nov. 19). agree to step up arms control talks and
renew cultural contacts (Nov. 21).
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Terrorists seize Egyptian
Boeing 737 airliner after takeoff from Athens (Nov. 23).
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59 dead as Egyptian forces
storm plane on Malta (Nov. 24).
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U.S. budget-balancing bill
enacted (Dec. 12).
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Entertainment
News Oscars Best
Picture - Amadeus Best
Actor - F. Murray Abraham (Amedeus) Best
Actress - Judy Davis (A Passage To India) Grammys Record
Of The Year - What's Love Got To Do With It (Tina Turner) Album
Of The Year - Can't Slow Down (Lionel Richie) Song
Of The Year - What's Love Got To Do With It (Graham Lyle and Terry
Britten) Best
New Artist - Cyndi Lauper Emmys Outstanding
Drama Series - Cagney And Lacey Outstanding
Comedy Series - The Cosby Show Sports
News World Series -
Kansas City Royals d. St. Louis Cardinals (4-3) NBA Championship -
LA Lakers d. Boston Celtics (4-2) Super
Bowl - San Francisco 49er's d. Miami Dolphins
(38-16) Stanley Cup -
Edmonton d. Philadelphia (4-1)
Miss America Sharlene
Wells (UT)
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