'92 ZR-1 Repair & Restoration

[bdw18_123]

I can't believe it's been over 2 and a half years since I last posted an update on this project. It got put on the back burner and Evan was too busy to deal with it. But now, he is wanting that space in his shop back for paying projects instead of personal ones.

So, this Z is back on track to being brought back to life. I'm going to start posting updates on this project again with pictures like I've been doing in this thread and with the '90 Z I used to have. Since I no longer own a ZR-1 (or any Corvette for that matter), it's nice to have one to work on.

I posted a short update, but no pics yet.

[bdw18_123]

Update posted!

[Dynomite]

Originally Posted by bdw18_123

Update posted!

Where is update and exactly what does Update posted mean?
Is this a duplicate of CF posting (where you can have many photos for each post) ?

Thanks

[Schrade]

If you have any smoke smell residual, find an ozone generator to rent. Try an independent equipment rental, or disaster resto [local] company.

Seal the cabin as best as you can, and generate!

Great work. Love seeing others' resto work...

[bdw18_123]

Originally Posted by Dynomite

Where is update and exactly what does Update posted mean?
Is this a duplicate of CF posting (where you can have many photos for each post) ?

Thanks

It's on the first page, I reserved posts so I could keep the updates all together. I post an 'update posted' post so that it brings the thread back to the top since just editing a post won't.

And there isn't any smoke smell that I can detect, I don't think the smoke got into the cabin really, the fire got put out pretty quick luckily. Plus, I cleaned the carpets with odor-eliminating carpet cleaner.

[bdw18_123]

Update posted! (see first page)

[Schrade]

Looks good

[bdw18_123]

Small update posted! (see first page)

[bdw18_123]

Update posted! (see first page)

And thanks for the comments guys, I appreciate it!

[bdw18_123]

Update posted! (see first page)