1984 Corvette C4 Upgrades

No detail was overlooked when it came to making the 1984 Corvette the best ever. The C3 had featured hide-away headlights, but they were a flip up design, so the top of the headlight was the same whether it was up or down. The C4 differed in that its hidden headlight rotated when activated. so in effect the top became the bottom. The result was that a very unaerodynamic lip present in the functioning C3 light package was a nicely smoothed and aerodynamically friendly edge in the C4.

The interior of the C4 was all new and like the chassis, incorporated some innovative features. There was a fair amount of room especially when compared to the C3, although the driver and passenger did feel isolated by the prominent center tunnel. Rather obvious for the passenger is the large lump thing called the "breadloaf" because of its shape. At the time it was anticipated that federal regulations would include a safety impact for the passenger, not unlike the collapsable steering column in front of the driver. The breadloaf was designed to meet this requirement which ultimately did not materialize.

Cloth seats (left) were standard and leather (middle) was an option (RPO AR9; $400.00). Cloth sports seats (right, RPO AQ9; $625.00) were available later in the model year and included an adjustable lumbar support and power controls. The Power Driver Seat (RPO AG9, $210.00) was the a popular option with 48,702 (94.48% of the total production) sold.

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