Saw a ZR-1 in distress this morning. - ZR-1 Net Registry Forums

CorvZ061 · 01-09-2006

It was a black '90 ZR-1 with what looked like the original sawblades. He was having what appeared to be overheating problems. He was on the side of the road pouring what looked like water into the radiator resorvoir. A lot of steam was coming from the LT5 so if it was overheating he must not have been paying attention to the temp, because with steam coming off the motor he has definately fried something. Other than that the car looked good. But something odd is it looked like the Plenum had somekind of stain on it that looked like a oil stain but i have no idea if it was just dirty of if it was something else.

01-09-2006

You didn't stop?

CorvZ061 · 01-09-2006

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Originally Posted by Jeffvette

You didn't stop?

couldn't i was on the school bus. I'm only 16 but i already have a '86 vette and looking for a nice Polo green ZR-1

Z Factor · 01-09-2006

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Originally Posted by CorvZ061

couldn't i was on the school bus. I'm only 16 but i already have a '86 vette and looking for a nice Polo green ZR-1

You should have demanded the driver pull over so that you and your classmates could render emergency care to a ZR-1 in need.

01-09-2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by CorvZ061

couldn't i was on the school bus. I'm only 16 but i already have a '86 vette and looking for a nice Polo green ZR-1

School, why are you wasting time doing that when there are ZR-1's in distress???

No worries, I understand.

CorvZ061 · 01-10-2006

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Originally Posted by Z Factor

You should have demanded the driver pull over so that you and your classmates could render emergency care to a ZR-1 in need.

that wouldn't work... the bus driver don't care anything about cars... even the beloved ZR-1... and the classmates could careless about cars, which is why they dn't drive theirs because they are dead. two of them overheated there car and warped the heads and one of them went with any oil for a long time and you know what happens then.

Kevin · 01-10-2006

I'm glad to see another young person involved with these cars

WB9MCW · 01-12-2006

YEAH...YOUTH AND ZR-1'S.... A GOOD COMBO....HELL we don't want a bunch of OLD FARTS only drivin the KING....right

01-09-2006	#1
CorvZ061 Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Covington, Ga Posts: 62	Saw a ZR-1 in distress this morning. It was a black '90 ZR-1 with what looked like the original sawblades. He was having what appeared to be overheating problems. He was on the side of the road pouring what looked like water into the radiator resorvoir. A lot of steam was coming from the LT5 so if it was overheating he must not have been paying attention to the temp, because with steam coming off the motor he has definately fried something. Other than that the car looked good. But something odd is it looked like the Plenum had somekind of stain on it that looked like a oil stain but i have no idea if it was just dirty of if it was something else.

01-09-2006	#2
Jeffvette Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Saw a ZR-1 in distress this morning. You didn't stop?

01-10-2006	#7
Kevin Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: pittsburgh Posts: 4,624	Re: Saw a ZR-1 in distress this morning. I'm glad to see another young person involved with these cars __________________ It's not the car, it's the people - Doug Johnson 90 r/r "KEYS ON" nick named "T.L.B"

01-12-2006	#8
WB9MCW Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: McHenry, Il. Posts: 6,584	Re: Saw a ZR-1 in distress this morning. YEAH...YOUTH AND ZR-1'S.... A GOOD COMBO....HELL we don't want a bunch of OLD FARTS only drivin the KING....right