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efnfast · 10-16-2014

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Originally Posted by KILLSHOTS

I may be alone in this but when you call a car "perfect", you're inviting an extraordinary amount of scrutiny. A buyer must only find ONE flaw to prove his description to be a complete exaggeration. Call it anything you want, just don't call it "perfect."

Gotta' back KILLSHOTS up on this one. Words like this are way overused. Didn't we just have this discussion?

edram454 · 10-17-2014

dont go for the garage queen. 18k miles isnt that low considering tons of zr1's have less than that. The moment you drive the 18k miler it will be losing money. you wont enjoy it much and worst of all its stock. I dont know about you but I would hate to be in a beautiful and brutal looking zr1 on the turnpike just to be embarrassed by a new mustang stocker. The 48k miler is a car that has been driven and has had maintenance. It is also a car you can tinker with to bring out more power. With a little tinkering there wont be any new stocker mustangs passing you any time soon. The price is so much better on the 48k miler so its a no brainer for me.

ed ramos #3028

WARP TEN · 10-17-2014

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Originally Posted by Z51JEFF

This car is way over priced,for that money Ive seen basically new 95s.

Sports Car Market Letter's Pricing Guide for 2014--which uses auction results for its numbers--shows 1995 ZR-1s with a range of $31,500 to $43,000 for a stock car, and $30,500-$41,500 for 94s; add $1,300 to each for a second top. --Bob

XfireZ51 · 10-17-2014

These cars are just too much fun to drive. Mine is obviously modified and I just can't imagine going back to a stock car and being happy. The power of the dark side is too intoxicating.

Paul Workman · 10-18-2014

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Originally Posted by XfireZ51

These cars are just too much fun to drive. Mine is obviously modified and I just can't imagine going back to a stock car and being happy. The power of the dark side is too intoxicating.

Totally agree!

Z51JEFF · 10-19-2014

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Originally Posted by WARP TEN

Sports Car Market Letter's Pricing Guide for 2014--which uses auction results for its numbers--shows 1995 ZR-1s with a range of $31,500 to $43,000 for a stock car, and $30,500-$41,500 for 94s; add $1,300 to each for a second top. --Bob

The-add $1300 for the second top- should have told you this price guide isnt even close to the real world market.

WARP TEN · 10-20-2014

Hi Ray-- I sent you a Private Message a couple of days ago about a car I know about. Just wondered if you got it.--Bob

C4Ray · 10-20-2014

Got it - Will be in touch. Thx.

C4Ray · 04-01-2015

Hello everyone.

I took a break for a while looking for the ZR1. However, now I see there are very few on the market for sale. I was wondering if that 95' yellow Z in Texas sold? That Z was owned by a guy who passed away, and was being sold by his buddy ... It was a low mileage mint Z with light brown interior and yellow exterior. Any info appreciated.

Thx.

USAZR1 · 04-01-2015

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Originally Posted by C4Ray

Hello everyone.
I took a break for a while looking for the ZR1. However, now I see there are very few on the market for sale. I was wondering if that 95' yellow Z in Texas sold? That Z was owned by a guy who passed away, and was being sold by his buddy ... It was a low mileage mint Z with light brown interior and yellow exterior. Any info appreciated.
Thx.

Yes,Don still has the car for sale.

10-17-2014	#22
edram454 Join Date: Nov 2013 Location: .. Posts: 693	Re: Looking to Buy ZR1 dont go for the garage queen. 18k miles isnt that low considering tons of zr1's have less than that. The moment you drive the 18k miler it will be losing money. you wont enjoy it much and worst of all its stock. I dont know about you but I would hate to be in a beautiful and brutal looking zr1 on the turnpike just to be embarrassed by a new mustang stocker. The 48k miler is a car that has been driven and has had maintenance. It is also a car you can tinker with to bring out more power. With a little tinkering there wont be any new stocker mustangs passing you any time soon. The price is so much better on the 48k miler so its a no brainer for me. ed ramos #3028

10-17-2014	#24
XfireZ51 Join Date: May 2007 Location: Chicagoland, IL Posts: 9,661	Re: Looking to Buy ZR1 These cars are just too much fun to drive. Mine is obviously modified and I just can't imagine going back to a stock car and being happy. The power of the dark side is too intoxicating. __________________ [SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]Former Membership Chairman Former ZR-1 Registry - BOD 1972 Corvette 4speed base Coupe SOLD long time ago 1984 Corvette Z-51/4+3 SOLD 1992 Corvette ZR-1 Aqua/Gray #474 SOLD 1992 Corvette ZR-1 Black Rose/Cognac #458 2014 Honda VFR Interceptor DX

10-20-2014	#27
WARP TEN Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Lake Bluff, IL Posts: 2,028	Re: Looking to Buy ZR1 Hi Ray-- I sent you a Private Message a couple of days ago about a car I know about. Just wondered if you got it.--Bob __________________ 2016 Long Beach Red Z06 #10281 "POPS Z" 1995 Polo Green #409 "WARP TEN"--Haibeck 350/510 package, 4.10s, Hurst, Stock Exhaust with QTP Cutouts --Sold but still running strong 1993 Quasar Blue #161 "HIL KING" --Sold but still running strong, now with more than 120,000 miles 1967 Marlboro Maroon/Saddle Corvette Coupe 300 hp/4-spd --Sold a long time ago ZR-1 Net Registry Founding Member #95 NCM Lifetime Member Favorite Quote--Attributed to Mickey Thompson: "Too Much Horsepower is Almost Enough"

10-20-2014	#28
C4Ray Banned BANNED Join Date: Oct 2014 Location: Florida Posts: 186	Re: Looking to Buy ZR1 Got it - Will be in touch. Thx.

04-01-2015	#29
C4Ray Banned BANNED Join Date: Oct 2014 Location: Florida Posts: 186	Re: Looking to Buy ZR1 Hello everyone. I took a break for a while looking for the ZR1. However, now I see there are very few on the market for sale. I was wondering if that 95' yellow Z in Texas sold? That Z was owned by a guy who passed away, and was being sold by his buddy ... It was a low mileage mint Z with light brown interior and yellow exterior. Any info appreciated. Thx.