WTB: ZR-1
 

Ladies and Gentlemen,

I'm looking (finally) for a ZR-1 for import to Europe. I'm seeking for an original, unmolested car in good condition in appr. $ 20k price range. Reasonable modifications are not a problem.

Because of seafreight aspect E, S-E, S regions would be preferred.

I'm looking forward to your PM:s. :wave:

Br,
ZR prospect

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This one isn't stock, but dump a few of the decals and it would not be bad

http://cgi.ebay.de/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?...2BSI%26otn%3D4

LGAFF
92 ZR1
#234

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All stock motor. 4.09 gears, catback and 1995 GM Amolds.
Ha some miles, but solid strong running car for a couple thousand under your budget.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...m=220270036589

And to answer your next thought, youre covered. For a few Gs more then you wish to spend on one car you could have both items.
kalthoffpools@yahoo.com

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...m=220270258660

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Thank you for the links. Mr Hammer's car in Indiana is unfortunately on wrong side of the country. The German car is totally butchered. :cry: I'll check the E-bay links later as work server blocks them.

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Hammer's car is in Idaho, not Indiana. And I cannot believe that car has not yet sold. :dontknow:

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ya i'm with ya Nick. crazy. i hope he stands his ground. lotsa car for the money.

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Sorry for the Freudian clutch slip with states. :mrgreen:

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Mr. ZR Prospect,

I wouldn't rule out the prospect of a nice ZR-1 just based on the distance to the East Coast. The Corvette community is a tight knit group and you never know what we are capable of pulling off. There is always a helping hand out there for ZR-1 brethren. Just my 2 cents.

Mike Boggs
94 ZR-1 AB/Blk #162
97 C5 Coupe
92 C4 Convert.

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What is your idea of an unmolested car? Are you looking for a driver or a show piece? There are cars out there that you can buy for that sum, but to get what I think you are looking for it will cost you around $25k. There appears to be a nice '93 posted elsewhere on this forum for that, 40k mile car that sounds like it's in great shape. It should be more in the $30k range.

It won't be long and current owners will get tired of giving their cars away. I for one hate to see it, but times are tough. Figure out exactly what you want, miles, condition, color int/ext, mods and so on, and go get it. They are out there, but not for long.

Good luck with your purchase and thanks for posting here at the Registry.