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Hi ED
The 1990 white ZR-1 belongs to me John Becker. I must have missed you as i walked thru the swap meet with my buddy Paul ( He owns the ruby red ZR-1 ). That car has just a little over 12k miles ,just about everything on his car is org. including the tires! yes the white ZR-1 is set up for drag racing. It runs 11.77 to 11.87 @ 117 to 120 mph. Best time was an 11.58 @ 120 in April , 2010 . Sorry i missed you John Becker net registry member #0115 |
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Hello John,
I saw your z parked their and it looked like it really means business. I really appreciated the 6 inch front rims made from the original front rims. I like the auto for drag racing purposes. I'm sorry I missed you guys but I had a feeling you were registry guys by your stickers on the windows. I think there was a nice showing of c4 zr1's at the show. Your 11.58 time is great considering it has no power adder. I was glad to see you guys enjoying your z's and parking them there. I also saw two 1995 top flight cars, a polo green with tan interior and an admiral blue. there was a discussion about the windshields because the guy with the 1995 polo green car had a windshield with the wide opening for the radar detector instead of the smaller opening the 1995 had. he bought the car when the car was 2 years old. It has 7k miles and has never been in any accidents etc.. it looked like his windshield was a 1990 style. the polo green 1995 owner claims he has never had it changed and it was original. A corvette engineer said that sometimes when they know of a problem with a part, they would have spare windshields from previous years and use them in place of the defective ones. It is known that a lot of 1995 cars had problems with delamination. Engineer said that probably at the factory they installed a 1990 windshield on the 1995. It was serial number 205. Anyway that is food for thought. ed ramos #3028 |
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IMO, the overall collector car values are over inflated and due for another market correction.
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#16 |
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I agree! I have always drooled over the Competition Yellow 1990 ZR-1. I can't believe only $25,000 for that car.
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Location: PA
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Something to consider is if a car sells at auction for $50,000 it costs the buyer $55,000 as auction companies usually charge a 10% fee.
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