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Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: Bartlett, IL
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Re: ZR-1 Roadster
Talk to Brett
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 Join Date: Dec 2003
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Re: ZR-1 Roadster
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Ditto, "Talk to Brett." George |
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Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: McLean, VA
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Re: ZR-1 Roadster
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Located a complete rear clip in same color, red (lucky me!) and joined. Tim Burke, body shop manager at Roger?s Corvette in Maitland, FL, did the work and took 3 months. At the time, I considered turning my 91 into a convertible. Plan was to graft center section of convertible from behind the seat to the rear bumper. Progressive was paying roughly $35,000 to repair, my portion would have been around $5,000 or so. Convertibles have ?X? brace under the car but these are open ?C? channel stamping. Plan was to stick weld a panel effectively turning these to box sections. Although I did not turn mine into a convertible, I did box up a convertible brace and had it installed at Corvette Masters. This added maybe 80 pounds but stiffened the car substantially. Tim broke away from Roger around 1996 and started his own shop, Burke Corvette. My 91 is shown under gallery at the bottom and under frame repair- small boxes top left, top right and bottom left. If anyone can to the conversion right, it would be Tim. https://www.burkecorvettes.com/frame.htm |
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