1992 ZR-1 for $12,900

[Zman]

I parked over cardboard last night, nothing dripped. I took the car out for an hour or so then jacked the front end up nothing obvious again. I?m not concerned for anything besides my concrete! Lol.

The dipstick pictured below (checked cold before driving) tells me good things after 1270 miles with nothing added.

The suspension on this car is better than anyone I?ve driven yet. I ran my usual route (a well beaten path) and immediately noticed how much better and smoother the car hugged the road. Coil overs are underrated! Not one driving issue or problem light on, not even the brake light anymore.

I have to show everyone a few of the laughable, but correctable issues that made it a $12,900 car if you didn?t have the cheat sheet on the car.

[kz098123]

Is that just grime on the cam cover? Or did they overspray on that too? It?s like they did zero masking for the paint job.

[Karl]

Originally Posted by Paul Workman

Wow!!! $12,900 seems like a "give away" for a 92 ZR-1 w/ that pedigree!

You are 💯% correct about that.

It amazes me to see some of the modified cars for sale that have not sold.

Anyone wanting to get one of these cars and set it up right for aftermarket performance better be ready to say the least.

[Karl]

Originally Posted by Zman

I parked over cardboard last night, nothing dripped. I took the car out for an hour or so then jacked the front end up nothing obvious again. I?m not concerned for anything besides my concrete! Lol.

The dipstick pictured below (checked cold before driving) tells me good things after 1270 miles with nothing added.

The suspension on this car is better than anyone I?ve driven yet. I ran my usual route (a well beaten path) and immediately noticed how much better and smoother the car hugged the road. Coil overs are underrated! Not one driving issue or problem light on, not even the brake light anymore.

I have to show everyone a few of the laughable, but correctable issues that made it a $12,900 car if you didn?t have the cheat sheet on the car.

Wow....smh.....that is one bad paint job. Not sure what happened to the cam cover.

[Zman]

Sand, dirt, everywhere! This car has sand in it's pants! Cam cover is the same sand and dirt as under the gas lid. All scrubbable. Why wouldn't you scrub this before selling?

[Zman]

Originally Posted by Karl

You are 💯% correct about that.

It amazes me to see some of the modified cars for sale that have not sold.

Anyone wanting to get one of these cars and set it up right for aftermarket performance better be ready to say the least.

The car dealership owner wanted to know what made these cars special. I simply said the engine and that there were more dollars in just performance upgrades to this car than the asking price.