Spreadsheet for zr1 owners

[1991KOTH]

Hey yall, first post! Just wondering if there is a spreadsheet for previous Z owners? I just picked up a 91, #1630. It does have a registry sticker on it, so that is why I am wondering. Couldnt be happier with the car! Here's a snap of it.


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[Mystic ZR-1]

Not sure about the spreadsheet, but congrats on your new ride!
You'll find that the red ZR-1s are the fastest ones!
Just ask anyone on the forum...
Welcome aboard!

[We Gone]

Welcome. One of the mods may have owner information. what year is the decal?

[Roadster]

Congrats, enjoy your new ride.......

[1991KOTH]

Originally Posted by We Gone

Welcome. One of the mods may have owner information. what year is the decal?

Not sure. Will check tomorrow.


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[spork2367]

Originally Posted by 1991KOTH

Hey yall, first post! Just wondering if there is a spreadsheet for previous Z owners? I just picked up a 91, #1630. It does have a registry sticker on it, so that is why I am wondering. Couldnt be happier with the car! Here's a snap of it.


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There was a spreadsheet. When the person who previously managed it handed it over the the forum for management, the original was deleted and wrapped into a database on the zr1netregistry site that is only available to members.

Crappy in my opinion as that original spreadsheet was how I found the forum and how I tracked down the previous owner of a car I bought and reunited the original wheels with the car.

[TealZR1]

Spork2367, you mentioned somewhere on the registry to locate previous owners of ZR1's here. I bought mine from a previous owner and wanted to know where I could find this data for some history. Thanks

[DRM500RUBYZR-1]

Originally Posted by spork2367

There was a spreadsheet. When the person who previously managed it handed it over the the forum for management, the original was deleted and wrapped into a database on the zr1netregistry site that is only available to members.

Crappy in my opinion as that original spreadsheet was how I found the forum and how I tracked down the previous owner of a car I bought and reunited the original wheels with the car.

The ZR-1 Net Registry has requested, accumulated and preserved ownership information from every member since it's inception.
The earlier ZR-1 Registry did the same.
Kind of the point of a "Registry"
Having belonged to a number of different registries over many years, all treated the information and it's access the exact same way.
As American Express used to say in their advertisements, "membership has it's privileges".
Indeed it does.

Marty

[Kevin]

Originally Posted by spork2367

There was a spreadsheet. When the person who previously managed it handed it over the the forum for management, the original was deleted and wrapped into a database on the zr1netregistry site that is only available to members.

Crappy in my opinion as that original spreadsheet was how I found the forum and how I tracked down the previous owner of a car I bought and reunited the original wheels with the car.

It's a fine line between restricting info from the public and adding value to the membership

[spork2367]

Originally Posted by DRM500RUBYZR-1

The ZR-1 Net Registry has requested, accumulated and preserved ownership information from every member since it's inception.
The earlier ZR-1 Registry did the same.
Kind of the point of a "Registry"
Having belonged to a number of different registries over many years, all treated the information and it's access the exact same way.
As American Express used to say in their advertisements, "membership has it's privileges".
Indeed it does.

Marty

The first time I found the spreadsheet circa 2013 I was not a registry member. When the member who had been keeping it, sold his ZR1 and turned management over to the registry, public access was removed. So no, it wasn't always a member only item. I'm not being argumentative, just stating a fact.

Originally Posted by Kevin

It's a fine line between restricting info from the public and adding value to the membership

I don't disagree with that. But whoever did remove that spreadsheet from its public access location hasn't responded any of the 10 or so times I've mentioned that it was removed or when other people have asked. Why didn't they just speak up and say "yeah, we restricted access to improve membership benefits? I don't know who removed it, btw.