Questions/Help on buying a ZR1 - Page 9 - ZR-1 Net Registry Forums

Paul Workman · 05-31-2014

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Originally Posted by KILLSHOTS

Hey Paul, how about this one? I guy I know of has it for sale. Best of both worlds: an LT-5 powered SWC!

https://plus.google.com/photos/11720...73051242482273

Well, now... NOW yer talkin! (Not wild 'bout the 67 BBC hood tho....)

We Gone · 05-31-2014

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Originally Posted by cvette98pacecar

My
Also I would consider all of my corvettes no lesser of a Corvette than my Z's.

Robert, no disrespect meant about other Corvette's I have also owned many of most of the other gens. Just my feelings about the ZR-1 in my eyes it will always be the panicle of the modern era and the start of all the performance Corvettes to follow.

Mystic ZR-1 · 05-31-2014

They're all nice, but only the Z has more than one cam!!!

cvette98pacecar · 05-31-2014

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Originally Posted by We Gone

Robert, no disrespect meant about other Corvette's I have also owned many of most of the other gens. Just my feelings about the ZR-1 in my eyes it will always be the panicle of the modern era and the start of all the performance Corvettes to follow.

Steve, I know exactly what you are saying. Right now the ZR-1 is the best buy for the buck. I do not care if my Z's are ever worth any money. They are not an investment, they are a form of psychological therapy.

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Originally Posted by Mystic ZR-1

They're all nice, but only the Z has more than one cam!!!

Doug, My ZHZ could have four cams.........I just have to put three additional cams in the trunk.

Mystic ZR-1 · 05-31-2014

Small blocks, big blocks, LS series, you could get a version of each in a school bus...
but not an LT5!!!

Mystic ZR-1 · 05-31-2014

Small blocks, big blocks, LS series, you could get a version of each in a school bus...
but not an LT5!!!

XfireZ51 · 05-31-2014

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Originally Posted by Mystic ZR-1

Small blocks, big blocks, LS series, you could get a version of each in a school bus...
but not an LT5!!!

At the end of the day, that"s what those motors were built for. But without them, GM couldn't build a 53K C7.

KILLSHOTS · 05-31-2014

By the time I was done with it, my '87 vert was virtually perfect; spectacular in every way. (see pic attached) That being said, I definitely do consider it a "lesser" Corvette than my Z. I loved it and really miss it, but it was only a small block 350 under the hood.

cvette98pacecar · 05-31-2014

So hear is a photo of the car in question.

No I did not buy it.

JThomas · 05-31-2014

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Originally Posted by cvette98pacecar

So hear is a photo of the car in question.

No I did not buy it.

Yep! That would be it. (You just couldn't crop out that beat up Impala)

05-31-2014	#83
Mystic ZR-1 Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Mystic CT Posts: 2,628	Re: Questions/Help on buying a ZR1 They're all nice, but only the Z has more than one cam!!!

05-31-2014	#85
Mystic ZR-1 Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Mystic CT Posts: 2,628	Re: Questions/Help on buying a ZR1 Small blocks, big blocks, LS series, you could get a version of each in a school bus... but not an LT5!!!

05-31-2014	#86
Mystic ZR-1 Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Mystic CT Posts: 2,628	Re: Questions/Help on buying a ZR1 Small blocks, big blocks, LS series, you could get a version of each in a school bus... but not an LT5!!!

05-31-2014	#89
cvette98pacecar Join Date: May 2011 Location: Sydney, Australia Posts: 2,466	Re: Questions/Help on buying a ZR1 So hear is a photo of the car in question. No I did not buy it.