1989 #78 ZR-1
 

A deal has been struck to bring this car to the Donnally home and I'm mighty excited about it. My knowledge of these cars is limited but, I know it's a special car that has had some great owners, including GM.
I'll be visiting the car in October, for the first time...I've never seen it😜
It'll come to KY as soon as arrangements can be made. We're mighty stoked about becoming the new caretakers. A trip to Haibeck will be in order.

Re: 1989 #78 ZR-1
 

Congrats.
I'm hoping it's going to Marc for maintenance, not modifications.

Re: 1989 #78 ZR-1
 

It has, for several years, been part of a large collection. With that said, I feel better having Marc give it a good going over with routine maintenance.
In my opinion, the car is historically significant and should be kept original so, no mods.

Re: 1989 #78 ZR-1
 

What color is the car?

Re: 1989 #78 ZR-1
 

DRM with black interior

Re: 1989 #78 ZR-1
 

Best of all, no solar windshield for the 89s🥳

https://i.postimg.cc/KvFmXXbJ/9-F49-...-DBDD834-E.jpg

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https://i.postimg.cc/15HssW5P/E096-F...234-B51467.jpg

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Re: 1989 #78 ZR-1
 

Very nice.
George

Re: 1989 #78 ZR-1
 

Handsome car. Congratulations on the purchase.

Re: 1989 #78 ZR-1
 

How can this have a real window sticker as an '89? Production run was '90 to '95.

Re: 1989 #78 ZR-1
 

The second run of '89 cars were production cars. GM did sell, I think two, at auction with MSO's. This is likely one of those.

George