Info on ZR-1's in Spain! - ZR-1 Net Registry Forums

falconfling · 03-11-2011

This, and the "where do corvettes reside thread" only confirm, to me, how rare these beasts are. I know Aussies who have one, and quite a few in Spain, and I'm sure the rest of Europe....all add up to only a few hundred at best. Yes I know there are hundreds of zr 1 owners who don't post on any forum. I also know I have Never passed one on the road. I'm the only one in my club with one. They are just plain scarce. I have two and want a third. When the collecting world finally realizes not just the scarcity but the uniqueness and just plain fun of these things (not even considering the huge chunk of GM and auto history), the prices will skyrocket (think 63 split window or big block stingray). It may be a while, but eventually the bleedin' obvious will come true. Till then, love 'em for what they are.

Gary
(looking for a '93 and up, wrecked zr1)

03-11-2011	#14
falconfling Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: near Austin, Texas Posts: 21	Re: Info on ZR-1's in Spain! This, and the "where do corvettes reside thread" only confirm, to me, how rare these beasts are. I know Aussies who have one, and quite a few in Spain, and I'm sure the rest of Europe....all add up to only a few hundred at best. Yes I know there are hundreds of zr 1 owners who don't post on any forum. I also know I have Never passed one on the road. I'm the only one in my club with one. They are just plain scarce. I have two and want a third. When the collecting world finally realizes not just the scarcity but the uniqueness and just plain fun of these things (not even considering the huge chunk of GM and auto history), the prices will skyrocket (think 63 split window or big block stingray). It may be a while, but eventually the bleedin' obvious will come true. Till then, love 'em for what they are. Gary (looking for a '93 and up, wrecked zr1)