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L1ZZR1 · 02-19-2021

Thanks again for your kind welcome and I will officially say Hi!

I never thought I would own a Corvette, especially a C4 (German competition doesn't sleep and messes with your head) but apparently, it was meant to be... all it took was a few dates to fall in love :-)

I can only guess how many interesting things and fun I missed, but better to join later than never.

Here in Poland, I have already met some C4 owners (mainly LT4) who have super neat cars from the US.
Maybe I can come to my first rally this year and make more friends.

It's a shame I didn't manage to fit in the time frame and become the owner of Mike's Z - it's a beautiful car with a lot of hard work. The new owner is a lucky guy.

I have a few Zs on my list, so I think I'll be able to pick something I'm 100% happy with. A cool head and patience is the key to achieve my goal.

I promise to introduce my new Z baby soon.

02-19-2021	#15
L1ZZR1 Join Date: Dec 2020 Location: Poland Posts: 6	Re: WTB C4 ZR1 1991 my dream car Thanks again for your kind welcome and I will officially say Hi! I never thought I would own a Corvette, especially a C4 (German competition doesn't sleep and messes with your head) but apparently, it was meant to be... all it took was a few dates to fall in love :-) I can only guess how many interesting things and fun I missed, but better to join later than never. Here in Poland, I have already met some C4 owners (mainly LT4) who have super neat cars from the US. Maybe I can come to my first rally this year and make more friends. It's a shame I didn't manage to fit in the time frame and become the owner of Mike's Z - it's a beautiful car with a lot of hard work. The new owner is a lucky guy. I have a few Zs on my list, so I think I'll be able to pick something I'm 100% happy with. A cool head and patience is the key to achieve my goal. I promise to introduce my new Z baby soon.