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View Poll Results: ZR-1 owners, what is your age group? | |||
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1 | 0.18% |
20-29 |
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27 | 4.78% |
30-39 |
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109 | 19.29% |
40-49 |
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149 | 26.37% |
50-59 |
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143 | 25.31% |
60+ |
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136 | 24.07% |
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#11 |
![]() Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Delanson, NY
Posts: 911
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57 now but got my first ZR1 about 5 years ago.
I agree the Corvette has been a "boomer" phenomenon. In my opinion I think we have seen the peak for C-1s and C-2s as the boomers age. It is also possible that C-3s have peaked. I think a C-4 like a ZR-1 has the respect of the younger crowd who realize what it represents. Because of the realitively low production #s the values of original low mileage ZR-1's will rebound in the next 5 years. My $0.02. ![]()
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1968 convertible Lemans Blue, 1986 coupe Medium Blue NCRS Top Flight (sold), 1990 ZR1 #2529 Red NCRS Regional and National Top Flight (sold), 1990 ZR1 #2124 Charcoal Metallic NCRS Top Flight 2010 & 2018, 2003 Anniversary Red Convertible (sold) |
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