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Time to Buy the ZR-1
Just out in the Oct 2017 Issue of American Car Collector page 52.....Great Reading
 It's Time to Buy.... This is 1990 #3032 the last one of the total 3032 sold to public
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I bet he's pissed......Paid 60,500 new,sold it for less than half that..First and second owners have taken a beaten on these..
Meanwhile all 70 's Trans Am buyers back in the day are racking up...1508531981197.jpg Sent from my LG-TP260 using ZR-1 Net Registry mobile app |
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I have no idea why two of the same photo come up....Sorry...
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Re: Time to Buy the ZR-1
Interesting article but still some "left handed" compliments. A C5 Z51 the equal of a 95 ZR-1?? Really?? And no performance advantage?
No mention of the 24 Hours Distance and Speed Record and how no other Corvette has even attempted to duplicate that. Frankly, this is the kind of article that hurts the car as much as someone thinks they're helping. It continues to re-enforce the meme that the C4 ZR-1 is really a technological oddity. I think our Registry needs to inform some of these pundits to how vibrant a community and following the ZR has. And that in the hands of DIYourselfers, the car continues to be very competitive and relevant and a blast to drive.
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