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Meanmyz · 10-28-2014

So, whether or not the vehicle was picked at random, who is to say that the Proving Grounds couldn't pull the motor and have some work done?

Even after Merc LT5 shutdown in the fall of '93, who is to say that someone couldn't have a little extra "feddling" as Lotus called it (port material removal) done by someone like Van Deventer, etc.

Also, any ZR-1 could easily survive some burnouts. The problem more so would be repeated abuse by many different magazine editors, and drivers. Any wear that could be found was fixed prior to sale.

Hib should jump in here. His '95, "Barney" was a press car which was freshened before sale. He started modifying his right away, but did he evidence any considerable "wear".

This car looks to be a nice one.

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Meanmyz Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Springfield, Minnesota Posts: 444	Re: Heart of the Beast cover car for sale So, whether or not the vehicle was picked at random, who is to say that the Proving Grounds couldn't pull the motor and have some work done? Even after Merc LT5 shutdown in the fall of '93, who is to say that someone couldn't have a little extra "feddling" as Lotus called it (port material removal) done by someone like Van Deventer, etc. Also, any ZR-1 could easily survive some burnouts. The problem more so would be repeated abuse by many different magazine editors, and drivers. Any wear that could be found was fixed prior to sale. Hib should jump in here. His '95, "Barney" was a press car which was freshened before sale. He started modifying his right away, but did he evidence any considerable "wear". This car looks to be a nice one. Last edited by Meanmyz; 10-28-2014 at 05:07 PM.